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: Can you use this inside a room or does the water go everywhere and you have to use it outside?
Document: My suggestion for this part, is to zip tie the main power cord to the pump/tubing cord so it will move nice and not get caught on the table.Other then that the saw works great. It cuts way faster then I ever thought even with the stock blade. It only sprays a few drops of water off of the table so you may want a platic drop mat or go outside. I set it up in my basement and had no issues just shop vacced at the end of the day. Maybe 1/4 of a gallon after 50 cuts.
Just a note, you'll want to use it outside as it doesn't keep water contained.
The saw arrived a few days after the expected date. When it did arrive the box was dented and torn. Most of the protective foam inside the box had been smashed and it looked like snow. When I pulled it out of the box It had a few scratches on the frame and a small dent in it. The clip was broken that holds the water line in the back, and the bolt that is supposed to hold the motor from moving was bent. I said screw it I need to get going on a job I had and decided to use it because the main things like the table, stand, and motor looked good.
My husband and I are DIYers. We tackled our first tiling project ever with this saw. In our kitchen, I wanted porcelain tiles laid on a diagonal, and the tiles I selected are sixteen inch square. This means a lot of cutting, but this meant a big saw if we did not want to have to flip the tile over halfway through the cut. This wet tile saw made cutting tiles like cutting through butter. It has great guides, very stable, adjustable legs for uneven surfaces, does not spray a ton of water everywhere, and simple to use.
This low rating is due to the saw being improperly packaged. The motor head was left unsecured and allowed the head to travel back and forth damaging both of the end supports while in transit. The bolt that was to secure the head was bent as well. Also the fitting on the outside of the blade housing that supplies water to the blade on that side was broken off. Did not get a chance to use it as I will be returning the saw. Amazon has sent me a new saw and am looking forward to using it.
The adjustment knob allowed the miter gauge to slip. Even when used in a 90-degree configuration, its flimsy construction made cutting uniform strips impossible (I was cutting a 1-1/4" decorative strip). I even tried clamping a speed square to the deck to get the miter cuts to work, which worked better.There is an expanded metal shelf that rests in the middle. This shelf has angle "hooks" to keep it in place. However, they hook on the inside of the legs, instead of the outside.
We've been intensely shopping for several weeks for a wet saw. Based on the comments we went with this saw and it is a winner. I agree with the majority of the comments in this section. This is a great saw for the price. I just finished a small bathroom floor. My first project. This saw made the project go extremely easy. Here are the positives outside of the price. The bridge apparatus; pulling the saw to the product allows extremely accurate cuts. It also is an excellent safety factor in my opinion.
!I know it's not the fault of the product itself but this saw came all torn and tattered and the packing foam inside was rusty like it sat in water. The housing was damaged and the pan had multiple cracks in it. I had to send it back.
While moving the saw, the shelf falls off, and I have injured myself TWICE because of this, making a huge bruise on my shin and hurting my foot very badly with the weight of the heavy shelf.And the other user is correct, the wheels are just badly designed. They don't work. The ONLY time they were useful were if you folded the legs up into the body of the saw, then you could use the handle to roll the saw. However, I think most people would want to move it around the room with the saw assembled.You also can't find blades at any home improvement store chain.
It was way too snug, and if you want to take it apart and make sure there's no water left in the pump and clean it to extend the life of your equipment, I would suggest taking some snippers and opening up that hole to let the cord safely sit and be pulled out without it being an act of congress to get it loose from the plastic box  inside the water pan that it sits in.With a little patience and time spent on set up, I could easily refer this to a friend.I think I got what I paid for and then some.
Answer: yes