I recently bought this saw and must say it is amazing. You can cut indoors!! I am a contractor (15 yrs in business) specializing in bathrooms and must cut tiles in cold temps in winter. if you have experienced in wet saws you know they can make quite the mess when you cut indoors in a basement and tend to freeze over while cutting outdoors in cold temps. This saw has almost no spray off. The water is shot down the tray and picked up by the blade from under the tile. They also have a more traditional spray directly on the blade from under the blade guard that is volume adjustable to give you only the amount of water you need. I just tiled a 10' tall 4'x5' custom standing shower, 100sqft. floor, and tub deck and surround indoors with very little clean up. It is very light weight and so far i haven't even see the motor overload safety led light even flicker. I have been using a pearl abrasive saw for over ten years( also a great saw) and was amazed how much lighter this saw is than my old one. I can't speak to the longevity of the saw but it cuts straight and is very innovative. Only complaint is that there should be a better system of running the hoses to saw from pump. The lines kinda get bunched up in the water tray. I bought the saw locally so no comment on shipping, and as far as setup goes it took me and my crew about 25min from box to up and running. great saw for professionals, probably too much saw for your average homeowner. I hope it lasts as long as my pearl abrasive.

If a tool can be considered beautiful, this one really is. It cuts porcelain tile like a champ, you hardly have to push the sliding table, the tile just glides right through the diamond blade. Cut are smooth, and super clean, not a single nick in the finish and just as important, not a single drop of water on the floor or anywhere else, you really can move this machine indoors and cut right in the bathroom or where ever you are tiling, no mess.

Saw cuts perfect 90 degree right out of the box, and I mean perfect. One issue others have mentioned is the potential for the water lines to get tangled up with the sliding table roller system. The easy solution and one that Husqrvarda should specify in the owners manual is to make sure the table line is located on the left side of the water tray and the system works great.

Only other issue I have noticed is that the miter clamping mechanism has a rather sharp piece of bare metal that is used to clamp against the painted rail surface and will scratch the paint right off very quickly. A piece of UHMW low friction tape works great to cover the bare metal and protect the finish, I know some people could care less about the finish but for those that do this works great. Same idea on the hold down clamps metal, piece of UHMS and your good to go.

Regarding Customer Service, I had a question about which blade was included with the saw so I emailed them and had a response within a few hours with detailed description of the specific blade and types of material that it can cut etc.

I also find the motor to be very smooth starting and quiet running. I don't know if they have changed the motor since the saw was originally introduced a few years ago, but it sounds nothing like some of the on line videos that I have seen. Maybe it was the microphone in the recordings but this motor is fine, very powerful and smooth running.

In my opinion, this Husqvarna is for real, and only time will tell how it will hold up, but with proper care, I expect it to last a lifetime.