Delta Cruzer 13 Amp 7 in. Wet Tile Saw, 24 in. Rip Capacity (Model 96-107)
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Delta Cruzer 13 Amp 7 in. Wet Tile Saw, 24 in. Rip Capacity (Model 96-107)

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Delta Cruzer 13 Amp 7 in. Wet Tile Saw, 24 in. Rip Capacity (Model 96-107)13A 7 inch Wet Tile Saw with 24 inch Rip Capacity The Delta Cruzer 7 in. Wet Tile Saw delivers pro grade accuracy with a powerful 13 amp motor and a 12 bearing rail system for ultra straight, smooth cuts. With a 24 in. rip and 18 in. diagonal capacity, adjustable dual water nozzles, and durable aluminum deck, its built for fast, clean results on ceramic, porcelain, stone, and pavers. Key Features: Powerful Motor: 13 amp, 2 HP motor cuts natural and

13A 7-inch Wet Tile Saw with 24-inch Rip Capacity

The Delta Cruzer 7 in. Wet Tile Saw delivers pro-grade accuracy with a powerful 13-amp motor and a 12-bearing rail system for ultra-straight, smooth cuts. With a 24 in. rip and 18 in. diagonal capacity, adjustable dual water nozzles, and durable aluminum deck, it’s built for fast, clean results on ceramic, porcelain, stone, and pavers.


Key Features:

  • Powerful Motor: 13-amp, 2 HP motor cuts natural and man-made stone, tile, and pavers
  • Best-in-Class Capacity: Up to 24 in. rip and 18 in. diagonal cuts; handles material up to 2-3/8 in. thick
  • Precision Rail System: 12-bearing guide delivers cuts accurate to within 1/32 in.
  • Optimized Water Management: Adjustable dual nozzles cool the blade and reduce overspray for cleaner work areas
  • Durable Work Surface: Aluminum deck with included miter fence, rip fence, and side extension for versatile setups

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Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Amperage 13 A
Blade Size 7 in
Blade Thickness 0.0625 in
Blade Type Diamond
Cordless/Corded Corded
Cord Length 10 ft
Construction Material Alloy; Deck: Aluminum
Cuts Through Ceramic, Porcelain, Marble, Masonry, Stone, Pavers
Dust Collection None
Horsepower 2 HP (PT)
Maximum Speed 5300 RPM
Maximum Rip Cut 24 in
Maximum Diagonal Cut 18 in
Cutting Accuracy Within 1/32 in
Cutting Depth Up to 2-3/8 in
Tile Saw Features Bevel, Plunge, Water Pump, Water Tray, Dual adjustable water nozzles
Portability Portable
Voltage 120 V
Certifications and Listings UL Listed
Manufacturer Warranty 1 Year
Product Depth 36 in
Product Width 14 in
Product Height 6.5 in
Work Table Height From Floor 6.5 in
Work Table Length 25 in
Work Table Width 14 in
Included Accessories Allen key/wrench, miter fence, rip fence, side extension

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What blade size does it use?
A: A 7 in. diamond blade (0.0625 in. thickness) is used for cutting tile and stone.


Q: What materials can it cut?
A: It cuts ceramic, porcelain, marble, masonry, and similar stone materials up to 2-3/8 in. thick.


Q: How accurate are the cuts?
A: The rail system is engineered to be accurate within 1/32 in. for straight, clean results.


Q: Is the saw portable?
A: Yes, it’s a corded, portable wet tile saw with a 10 ft power cord and integrated table extensions.


Q: Does it include water management features?
A: Yes, dual adjustable water nozzles target the blade to minimize overspray and keep it cool.


Razor-Precise Cuts, Studio-Quality Finishes

This wet tile saw brings a sculptural precision to your workspace, turning raw stone into sleek, architectural lines. The 12‑bearing rail glides like silk, giving you gallery-level edges with every pass. Style it with elongated porcelain planks or dramatic marble veining to create floors and walls that feel custom and couture. It’s a workhorse with finesse—essential for crafting truly luxurious surfaces.


Upgrade your tile projects with pro-level accuracy and capacity—make the Delta Cruzer your go-to wet saw today.

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