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Anthony Calfo · 11/13/2005, 10:17 PM

you guys are good

Super thanks already to Nicole and Amy!

Matt... yes, a portable wet-saw for ceraminc tile is a decent choice. They are cheap (around $50 at Home Depot/Lowes, etc) and rather effective. A lapidary saw (used for cutting gems/stones) is far more precise... and far more expensive (unit and blades).

So... if you own an Aqua C or ASM/Euro-Reef style skimmer... then you buy the wet-saw for ceramic tile. Or... if you felt the need to buy a Deltec or Bubble-King skimmer... then you may be inspired to buy the lapidary saw.

All of the aforementioned instruments are very fine and effective in their respective categories equally so (generally speaking) and well enough for me. Knock yourself out.

11/13/2005, 10:17 PM	#8
Anthony Calfo Registered Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 5,436	you guys are good Super thanks already to Nicole and Amy! Matt... yes, a portable wet-saw for ceraminc tile is a decent choice. They are cheap (around $50 at Home Depot/Lowes, etc) and rather effective. A lapidary saw (used for cutting gems/stones) is far more precise... and far more expensive (unit and blades). So... if you own an Aqua C or ASM/Euro-Reef style skimmer... then you buy the wet-saw for ceramic tile. Or... if you felt the need to buy a Deltec or Bubble-King skimmer... then you may be inspired to buy the lapidary saw. All of the aforementioned instruments are very fine and effective in their respective categories equally so (generally speaking) and well enough for me. Knock yourself out. __________________ "If you give a man a fish, he eats for a day... but if you teach a man to fish, he eats for a lifetime." Current Tank Info: 2K gallon fishroom, garden ponds Last edited by Anthony Calfo; 11/14/2005 at 10:38 AM.