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iQ Power Tools iQ228 Cyclone 7-inch Dry-Cut Tile Saw

iQ Power Tools iQ228 Cyclone 7-inch Dry-Cut Tile Saw

Posted on January 12, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Having already reviewed the iQTS244 Dry Cut Tile Saw, getting our hands on the smaller iQ Power Tools iQ228 Cyclone 7-inch Dry-Cut Tile Saw sounded like a great idea. Even better, we had an oversized shower in a 2-story remodel that needed a whole lot of subway tile.

The $599 iQ228 Cyclone delivers on presenting a smaller, more portable dry-cut tile saw for professionals. Priced nearly $1,300 less than its 10-inch sister saw, the iQ Power Tools 7-inch Cyclone manages to pack similar features into a much smaller frame. How small, you ask? 
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