Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Will this cut ceramic tile?
Document: Relatively light, seems very well built. Have used it to cut rebar, all-thread, tubing. I am comfortable with it, and it is easy to haul around. Would recommend to others.
I got this chop saw about a year or so ago. It works great with good power to go through thick 2" and 3" stainless pipe and tube I have cut with it. I would suggest finding the 2414b model as being able to "rock" the saw helps to cut through tough steel. It seems like when you cut steel with a normal chop saw it gets half way through and doesn't cut as fast based on the angle.
Recently purchased the 2414NB Cut-Off Saw and bought it based on the reviewer from Upland CA (1999) stating it was made in America. I also went to the Makita web site and felt confident the saw was made in America. It is made in China. Was very disappointed. It is now my understanding there isn't a cut-off saw made in America today so will give this saw a fair try. Hopefully the Makita name will keep it together. Will provide an update in a couple months.
Nice clamp. Portable. Enough HP to cut everything I needed to cut. I recommend looking for that diamond blade Makita has. I haven't found it locally yet, I may have to order it. I worked this machine hard and eventually broke the blade it came with. I bought some (not Makita) blades I found locally. Those blades burn more than cut, bogging down the motor. Also, the original Makita blade was better balanced, it didn't vibrate near as much as the non-Makita replacement.
was everything i expected,works great. i love it ,its reliable,this is my second one,i gave the other to my brother.
asked Makita to sponsor the Page One Job  Training Project, which teaches welding processes to high school aged  youth. Makita graciously accepted, donating two chop saws, 2 grinders, and  2 polishers. So, in my book, there is no other chop saw to even consider. Makita's chop saw is US made, Makita supports our U.S. youth job training  programs which puts U.S. citizens to work. And did I mention the warranty?
Works great. My husband really likes it.
Very good product..use it for metal every day. .works great. I recommended and very good price as well. Love it.
The metal blade chop saws such as DeWalt's sell for 2x to 2.5x the price of this one. However, they work better, and the blade is much more reliable. This was a bad idea from the outset...soft cutting wheels. I  argue they are too quick to fail, possibly even dangerous when they do. This is a saw for light aluminum work or for steel studs for drywall or  maybe electrical conduit.
Note: While DeWalt has not admitted to me that there is a defect in their armature design, one of their distributors finally revealed to me that they stopped handling this model for just that reason. Too bad for initially it appeared to be a great chop saw!
Answer: yes