Hoteche HT-P805107A Tile Saw Review: Tilts 45 to 90 Degrees for Versatile Cuts

HT-P805107A Overview

Hoteche HT-P805107A Wet Tile Saw cuts 30mm at 90 degrees for you if you need a compact wet saw for shallow tile work.

A 500mm maximum cutting width gives this saw room for wider tile, but the 25mm depth at 45 degrees still limits what it can finish in one pass.

Hoteche HT-P805107A Wet Tile Saw pairs that width with an 8A motor and 3550Rpm no-load speed, which points to a compact corded setup for light tile work.

We screened 20 Tile Saws and this is one of 14 chosen for a full review. Full reviews go to the most-rated products that pass screening, at most 2 per brand. This one has 18 buyer ratings, the 10th most of the 20 screened. The price is around $169, and the rating is 2.0 from 18 buyer ratings. This review is for you if you want a wet saw with a stand included and care more about stated dimensions than brand name.

You can also view our full review of the Skil 3550-02 to see how it compares to this larger model.

The Short Answer on the HT-P805107A

Best for: you need an 8-inch wet tile saw with a stand and a 45-90 degree tilting range for smaller cuts.

Choose the HT-P805107A if you want a corded wet saw with a 500mm maximum cutting width and a 30mm cut at 90 degrees; it costs around $169.

• Pro: The 8-inch blade size suits the smaller saw class used for trim work and light-duty masonry.
• Pro: The 500mm maximum cutting width gives you a defined rip capacity for narrower tile runs.
• Pro: The included stand helps keep the saw set up as a fixed cutting station.
• Con: The 30mm cutting depth at 90 degrees rules out thicker tile and stone that need deeper single-pass cuts.
• Con: The 2.0 average from 18 buyer ratings is a thin signal, so it gives you little support if you want broad buyer confidence.

Don’t buy this if: you need a 10-inch tile saw for large-format tile or deeper cuts.

Price assessment: Around $169 is a fair price for the blade size, stand, and corded wet-saw setup.

Budget-conscious professionals should see our guide to the best tile saw for contractors under $300.

Specifications in Full

Maximum cut depth separates this saw most clearly. It measures the deepest thickness of material the saw can cut through in one pass.

Before You Buy: Tile Saw Checklist

The first thing to check is whether your largest tile will fit the 500mm maximum cutting width. If it will not, you will need a different saw or a different cut plan.

• ☐ Confirm your widest planned cut fits within 500mm — if it does not, you will not complete that cut in one pass and may need to rework the job or buy a larger saw.
• ☐ Check that your work calls for an 8-inch blade — if your setup depends on a different blade size, this saw will not match it and you will be forced to replace the blade or choose another saw.
• ☐ Measure the thickness you need to cut against 30mm at 90 and 25mm at 45 — if your tile is thicker, the saw will not finish the cut and you will need a different tool.
• ☐ Budget for a 45-90 degree body tilting range — if you need a wider angle span, you will have to replan the cut or buy a saw with a broader bevel range.
• ☐ Confirm you can run corded electric power at the jobsite — if you cannot supply mains power, this saw will not suit the location and you will need another power source.
• ☐ Check whether the 60-pound weight works for your setup — if you need frequent lifting or transport, you will have to live with a heavy saw or choose a lighter one.

Do you need to cut tiles wider than 500mm in your usual work? This saw states a 500mm maximum cutting width, so you should not buy it for larger-format cuts.

What These Specifications Let You Do

What 3,550 rpm motor speed lets you cut

When you need to start a cut without guessing whether the saw has enough pace for the tile, the HT-P805107A gives you 3,550 rpm no-load speed and an 8A motor. That pairing supports steady cutting on tiles, ceramics, and masonry, so you are not limited to one soft material class.

The 8A figure matters because it speaks to drive strength, while the 3,550 rpm figure speaks to blade speed. Together, they suit a buyer who wants a corded saw for regular tile work and occasional masonry, not a light-duty tool for only thin tile.

What 30mm cutting depth allows at 90 and 45 degrees

HT-P805107A can handle 30mm at 90 degrees and 25mm at 45 degrees, so 8-inch tile is not the issue by itself; thickness is. If your porcelain is within 30mm, the saw has room for a full-depth straight cut, but thicker stock needs a different tool class.

The 45-90 degree body tilting range also gives you angled cuts for corners and trim transitions. That range is useful when you need one saw for straight cuts and bevel work, but the shallower 25mm limit at 45 degrees narrows what you can cut once you tilt the head.

How the 785mm x 385mm table supports wider tile

The HT-P805107A’s 785mm x 385mm table and 500mm maximum cutting width let you work with wider tile than a compact tray would allow. That width is the figure that matters when a single piece needs to stay supported through the cut.

The 60-pound weight and included stand point to a more fixed setup than a carry-everywhere saw. That suits a workspace where you value support and reach over easy lifting, especially because the 8-inch blade size is aimed at a mid-size cutting format rather than the 10-inch class used for larger tile saws.

The HT-P805107A Against Similar Tile Saws

That gives you more cutting headroom than the 4.5-inch and 4-1/2-inch models, while staying under the 10-inch DEWALT.

• Against the WEN 71745 4.5-Inch Wet Tile Saw, the blade size is the main gap: 8 inches versus 4.5 inches. That difference matters because blade diameter sets the wheel size the saw can carry.
• Against the DEWALT D24000 Wet Tile Saw, the price is the cleaner comparison. HT-P805107A is around $169, while the DEWALT sits at $159.99.
• Against the WEN 71707 Wet Tile Saw, the bevel range is broader here at 45-90 degrees. The WEN lists a 45-degree bevel table, so HT-P805107A gives you more angled-cut range on paper.
• Against the Leegol Electric Wet Tile Saw, HT-P805107A is the only one here that states a 30mm cut depth at 90 degrees and 25mm at 45 degrees. That makes its depth limit explicit, while the Leegol listing does not state one.
• Against the MK 158252 MK-145 4-1/2-Inch Wet Tile Saw, the buyer rating comparison goes the other way. HT-P805107A is rated 2.0 from 18 ratings, while the MK lists 3.4 from 107 ratings.

If you want the stronger rating signal, pick the MK 158252 MK-145 instead. Its 107 ratings give its 3.4 average far more support than the 18-rating sample behind HT-P805107A’s 2.0.

For a more compact option, see our Ironton 7in. Wet Tile Saw review for a detailed spec breakdown.

Setting Up This Tile Saw, and What Support Covers

Getting the HT-P805107A ready for a first cut

The HT-P805107A needs a corded electric supply before it can do anything useful.

1. Unpack the saw and stand, then place the 785mm x 385mm table on a stable work area.
2. Fit an 8-inch diamond blade that matches the 8-Inch arbor size.
3. Connect corded electric power, and use an extension cord only if its rating matches the saw’s load.
4. Set the body tilting range to 45 degrees for angled cuts, or leave it at 90 degrees for straight cuts.
5. Run a first cut within the 500mm maximum cutting width and keep the material within the 30mm cutting depth at 90 degrees, or 25mm at 45 degrees.

Tile Saw warranty and support checks

Warranty cover differs by seller and country.

• Confirm the return window before it closes, because the 8A motor and wet-cut setup are not user-serviceable parts.
• Confirm whether the included stand is covered, since the listing states it as a separate component.
• Confirm blade cover terms for the 8-inch diamond blade, because the blade is a wear item you may need to replace quickly.
• Confirm support for the 60-pound saw, since shipping damage or missing parts matter more on a heavy corded tool.

The first day it arrives, inspect the saw, stand, and blade for missing parts while a return is still possible.

HT-P805107A Buying Questions Answered

Is the Hoteche HT-P805107A worth $169?

HT-P805107A is worth $169 if you need an 8-inch wet saw with a stand, corded power, and a 45-90 degree tilting range. The trade-off is the 30mm cut depth at 90 degrees and 25mm at 45 degrees, which keeps it in a lighter-duty cutting band. The 2.0 average from 18 buyer ratings is a weak signal, so price alone should not carry the decision.

Choosing against those limits can cost you a return or a rebuild if your tile is thicker than the saw can cut in one pass.

Can the Hoteche HT-P805107A handle angled cuts?

Yes, the HT-P805107A handles angled cuts with a 45-90 degree body tilting range. That range supports standard bevel work for corners and finished edges, but it does not tell you anything about cut length or motor strength. The 45-degree cutting angle is stated separately, so the angle capability is not vague here.

How deep does the Hoteche HT-P805107A cut?

HT-P805107A cuts 30mm deep at 90 degrees and 25mm deep at 45 degrees. Those numbers matter because maximum cut depth sets how thick a piece it can pass through in one cut. If your material is thicker than those figures, you need a different saw class.

Does the Hoteche HT-P805107A need a powered outlet?

Yes, the Hoteche HT-P805107A needs a powered outlet because it is corded electric. That makes it a jobsite saw with outlet dependence, not a battery tool. The listing does not state any battery option.

What do the Hoteche HT-P805107A specs say about setup?

HT-P805107A includes a stand and a 785mm x 385mm table size. That combination points to a fixed setup rather than a compact carry-only saw. The listing also states a 500mm maximum cutting width, which matters if your tile is large-format.

New users can find definitions for common tile saw terms explained in plain English here.

Is the HT-P805107A Right for You?

Who the HT-P805107A suits and the jobs it is the wrong choice for, listed below with the reason for each.

If you are working in a tight space, explore our roundup of portable tile saws for smaller projects.

Where to Buy This Tile Saw

The HT-P805107A sat at $169 in the listing data from November 2026; the price you see at checkout can differ.

Tile saws are sold by the retailers below – we do not track which of them has the HT-P805107A in stock, so check availability and the current price with the retailer before making a trip.

• Home Depot (online and physical stores) — broad range of tile saws and easy in-store returns
• Lowe’s (online and physical stores) — broad range of tile saws with physical-store pickup and returns
• Amazon (online only) — broad selection across brands and models
• Acme Tools (online only) — specialist power-tool retailer with knowledgeable staff and trade accounts
• Northern Tool (online and physical stores) — useful for contractor-oriented tool selection and store pickup
• Grainger (online and physical stores) — business and trade accounts for professional buying
• Toolbarn (online only) — specialist tool retailer with a focused selection

Final Verdict on the HT-P805107A

You need an 8-inch wet tile saw with a stand and a 45-degree tilt range. The HT-P805107A fits that need at around $169.

Its 30mm cut depth at 90 degrees, 25mm at 45 degrees, and 500mm maximum cutting width define what it can handle in one pass. The 2.0 average from 18 buyer ratings is a weak signal, so the deciding facts are the cutting limits and the included stand, not the score.

Skip it if: you need deeper cuts than 30mm at 90 degrees, or you want a saw with stronger buyer feedback than 2.0 from 18 ratings.