MK Diamond 160267 MK-770EXP 1-1/2-Horsepower 7-Inch Wet Tile Saw
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MK Diamond 160267 MK-770EXP 1-1/2-Horsepower 7-Inch Wet Tile Saw

MK Diamond
Home Improvement (Tools & Hardware)
manufacturer: MK Diamond
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Product features

  • Includes 7-inch diamond blade, water pump and rip guide for quick setup and versatility
  • Built-in fully adjustable miter system for precise 45-degree angle cuts
  • A single adjustment point for precision orientation of the blade in seconds
  • Variable height cutting head for plunge cutting with blades 7 inches and smaller
  • Chrome guide-bar and linear-bearing assembly for precise alignment; 1-year warranty
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Amazon.com Product Description
A new and improved version of MK Diamond's 770 Tile Saw, the 160267 MK-770EXP 1-1/4-Horsepower 7-Inch Wet-Cutting Tile Saw offers twice the horsepower for easier cutting, as well as a larger cutting capacity to improve efficiency. Ideal for professionals and weekend warriors, the MK-770EXP combines professional-grade features with a user-friendly design, and it includes a water pump, rip guide, and 7-inch MK-200 cutting continuous-rim blade.
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MK-770EXP
Wet-Cutting Tile Saw
At a Glance:
  • 1-1/4-horsepower motor provides 6,000 RPM of cutting power

  • Built-in, fully adjustable miter system for precise 45-degree angle cuts

  • Single adjustment point for precision orientation of blade in seconds

  • Includes 7-inch MK-200 diamond blade, water pump, and rip guide

  • Backed by a one-year limited warranty
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Hinged blade guard

The hinged guard makes blade changes easy. View larger.
Tilting head

The head tilts to allow for precise, 45-degree miter cuts. View larger.

1-1/4-Horsepower Motor for Powerful Performance
Powered by a 1-1/4-horsepower, 120-volt electric motor that rotates at 6,000 RPM, the MK Diamond MK-770EXP has a 2-inch depth of cut (1-1/8 inches at 45 degrees), 20-inch length of cut, and it easily makes diagonal cuts through tile pieces measuring up to 14 inches.
Tilting Head and Single Adjustment Point for Precise Miter Cuts
Ready to tackle a range of materials, the MK-770EXP makes clean, fast cuts in both tile and marble, making it an ideal choice for renovation and construction projects. A tilting head allows for quick, precise miter cuts, while a single-adjustment point quickly positions the blade at an exact 45-degree angle.
Variable height cutting head
Variable-height cutting head allows for plunge cutting and use of blades smaller than 7 inches in diameter.
Zinc-Plated Steel and Cast-Aluminum Construction
The MK-770EXP is durable and precise. With a solid support system consisting of a heavy-duty, zinc-plated steel frame and cast-aluminum components, you can accurately cut tile all day. And no matter what you're cutting, a guide-bar and linear-bearing assembly ensure proper alignment.
Dimensions and Warranty Information
The MK-770EXP measures 37 by 22 by 23 inches (L x W x H), weighs 57 pounds, and is backed by a one-year limited warranty.
About MK Diamond
Founded in San Francisco in 1868 by Joseph Musto, a fifth-generation Italian stone-cutter and tile-setter, MK Diamond is a family business and world leader in precision power cutting tools and diamond blades. The company takes pride in its work, and is committed to making its products benchmarks by which the rest of the industry measures itself.
What's in the Box
MK Diamond 160267 MK-770EXP wet-cutting tile saw, 7-inch MK-200 wet-cutting diamond blade, water pump, and rip guide.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Amanzing Saw, 2010-01-22
By Easterstuff
I Been using the mk770 for a while now for DIY projects. I would have to say this thing never disapoints. Mine was built in early 2000 everthing on mine is stamped USA and the motor is assembled in Germany. I saw a newer version in the store and I cant say its at all made in the USA maybe assembled but not made. Im not sure if it realy makes a huge differnce as long as the spec's are very acurate on the outsource build. Guess time will see.
I have only cut natural stone on mine travitine and slate. And it cuts like butter with a hot-dog blade. Im very please with the pan and pump. The pump is 7 years old and has no problems. The pan will go thou allot of cuts before the water needs changed. The saw can be used for straight, 45 Degree, and plunge Cuts. Also if you Feel like tempting fate you can remove the saw and use it like a handheld Grinder.
The build qty is well built. Everthing feels solid. It is heavy but dosent way anywear near a mk101. Its can be setup in a room but doing remodles and I have to set it up outside becuase of the dust it creates. The dust is about what you would expect for a AVG wet saw.
Overall MK did a very good job building this saw The only complant I have is the pump I wish the water tube could be setup without the tray pushing it around. This saw has been thou years of use with no maintance. Its already paid for itself over and over agian. The saw has enough power th rip thou 18" travitine in no time. There is no movment anyware in the frame build. Its solid periode. I would recomend this saw over and over agian.

Pro's
*Solid and not to heavy
*Rips,45 Deg cuts, plung, up to 18" Tile.
*7 years use no issue so far
*Enough power to cut hard stone
*Water Pump Qty
*Easy to breakdown fits on standerd size shelve's

Con's
*Waterpump tube location Movable but seems to always bee in the way

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
An excelent saw, 2008-02-23
By R.A.Nesteby, G.C.
This saw is an upgrade for me from the MK 770, and I could not be happier with my purchase, or the manner and short time in which it was delivered to my business.
All the spec's, details, photos and prices I needed were there before me on screen, to do all the comparisons I needed between saws and prices.
I have used various MK products through my life and always relied on them for their dependability and accuracy.
This is the first online purchase I have ever made with Amazon.com, and will by no means be the last!
2 of 4 people found the following review helpful
rocks...!, 2007-05-15
By adog1111
never gives up....keep a sharp blade on and she'll cut forever for you. thanks for the quick response.
17 of 21 people found the following review helpful
oops, 2005-08-20
By H. Cross
The MK770EXP is light weight. Its "DC" motor has a lot of toqure for its size but it is a right angle "gearmotor". These gears have a lot of backlash (about .200" at the circumferece of the wheel). The brushes "will" need to be changed out and they of course rub on the commutator which resonates through the gear head to the wheel. This vibration tends to chip my tile entering the corners and on exit. Out in the middle of the tile with constant pressure its fine. Consider the MK100 with its "AC" motor and belt drive(it should have a much smoother cut). Loosing those noisy brushes, that need changed, for belts that also will wear out, but I think worth the trade. Gaining the 10" wheel would also have obvious benifits.
36 of 37 people found the following review helpful
MK Diamond 770exp, 2005-03-07
By D. Parr
This is the saw that home improvement centers should carry. I do 10-15 tile jobs per year for friends and friends of friends plus myself and family. I do not need a $900 10" saw. However this saw rips and diagonals the same size tile. It has the same adjustments and capabilities as the more expensive saw. It may not have last as long as the saw doing 50-75 jobs per year, but neither will I. This saw will give the average DYI the opportunity to make their job professional. A great saw at a fair price that will last a lifetime, versatile, easy to use, and accurate. [...]
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