DEWALT Wet Tile Saw with Stand, 10 Inch, 15-Amp, 1,220 MWO, Corded (D36000S)

The D36000S is the high-capacity sibling to the D24000, and protoolreviews.com — the only high-trust expert source in this pool — documented the concrete upgrades: 33% more diagonal cut capacity, 48% more rip, and a slight depth advantage over the older saw. homedepot.com lists 37-inch rip and 8-1/2-inch crosscut capacity with accuracy spec'd to 1/32-inch over 30-inch cuts. For installers regularly cutting 24x24 or larger porcelain, the capacity is the entire point.

The consensus is not unanimous. Multiple r/Tile threads include installers who bought the D36000 after owning a D24000 and regretted it, citing the added weight and bulk without enough capacity benefit for their typical work. One r/Tile commenter noted the saw is much easier to move if you remove the sled first — 'otherwise it's like 100 pounds.' Reviewers who do large-format and stone work generally defend the upgrade; those doing standard bathrooms generally don't.

Motor and cut quality are essentially identical to the D24000 because the powerhead is the same, so this is really a capacity-and-weight tradeoff, not a performance upgrade.