Big_Jake wrote:
But both the OP and Andrew talk about supporting the tile at the END
of the cut. You push the table forward, and the tile goes into the
blade, sometimes hanging off the table at the start of the cut. At
the end of the cut, the tile is better supported than at any time
during the cut. Is there another type of wet saw with a different
type of table?

Sure. There are bridge saws (like a RAS)...saw moves, tile doesn't.
There are saws with a non-moving table with fence (like a wood table
saw), tile is pushed into the blade along the fence.

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