iQ Power Tools,

4635 Wade Ave, Perris, CA 92571, United States

"The IQ dry tile saw is amazing. The cold New England winters have always posed a problem when using conventional wet saws. This saw is clean enough to set up indoors or to use outdoors without the threat of your saw freezing up. I would buy it again in a heartbeat, well worth the money. Dustin Pros DP Tile"

"We purchased the iQTS244 saw last year and I wish we had purchased it years ago!!! The amount of time that has been saved not having to go up and down stairs to make a cut or micro adjustment is worth its weight in gold. It is so easy to set up. We make sure to keep our blades dressed so they cut at optimal performance. Now we just need to bite the bullet and purchase the new Cyclone! The customer service team at IQ is amazing also. Had a few questions on the first day we used the machine and our customer service specialist, Berenice, could not have been more helpful, educational, and patient. She went above and beyond to make sure our saw was registered and we had all the information we needed to be successful."

"Bought their dustless concrete table saw three years ago and have been extremely satisfied with the product. It does an excellent job collecting the concrete dust from cutting which allows us to stay OSHA compliant without having to cut using water. We have had almost no issues with the saw and it has been extremely easy to maintain."

"This IQ dry cut tile saw was a great investment. Even though the cost may scare you but the time it saves by setting up in the room and not having a mess to clean up or power wash areas outside. With its own filter system it catches about 95% of the dust. I use a portable dust collector and that grabs the rest. I cuts straight and clean cuts. Just not for glass. I have recommended this to my other contractors and they have also picked it up. It is my go to saw for tile ,Porcelain tile, marble, everything but glass. Love the product . It paid for itself in just 3 jobs not having to run up and down the stairs. Labor is costly and this saves me money. Mike Mikes Quality carpentry / Remodeling"

"First of all, I would like to establish that I am a general contractor and only buy contractor grade tools. Most tools at home depot do not fit my industrial requirements. I saw the IQ dry cut tile saw on the internet a couple years ago. I was skeptical at first because it was knew and nobody I knew owned one. Also at 2k, it’s kind of expensive. But after I purchased it, I realized it was a game changer. I had a multi million dollar condo complex I had a project in. All the rooms including the hallways , common areas and elevators, we spotless. There was no service elevator , and we weren’t allowed to make a mess anywhere on site. So basically I bought this saw and cut inside of the room I was working in. No dust, no water, no stained carpets. And my tile guys know.....The best part is when you hand a tile to the setter and it’s dry so the thunder actually sticks to the tile. We use scorers too, but we do a lot of intricate cuts where the scorer is limited. The saw is worth the 2k."