A tile saw can cut a variety of tile materials, including:

Ceramic tile, Porcelain tile, Marble tile, Granite tile, Stone tile, Glass tile, Mosaic tile, etc.

The ability of a tile saw to cut a particular type of tile material depends on the blade used. Some blades are specifically designed for cutting certain materials, such as porcelain or stone, while others are more versatile and can be used on a variety of tile materials. It's important to check the manufacturer's recommendations for the specific tile saw and blade being used to ensure the proper cuts can be made.

Tile saw, the blade runs in water and is like a small table saw. Cut off saw can use water but usually is dry and is a chop saw. The blade come down into the tile or brick which is in the stationary base.

A wet tile saw can be used in construction as a table saw, as a shredding saw or any type of regular saw. However the wet tile saw is specifically built for the use of water incorporated in the saw machine.

A video showing how to use a tile saw is shown on www.ehow.com. It includes additional tools on tile, how to make cuts and finish projects.

Depending upon the size and brand, a tile saw can cost anywhere from $100 to $1050 at Sears! A sample price list goes like this- Craftsman 7 in. Wet Tile Saw costs $99.99; DeWalt 10 in. Wet Tile Saw Stand priced at $109.99; and for DeWalt 10 in. Heavy-Duty Wet Tile Saw you need to pay $1049.99