Hi-Tech 22-319 Saw Review

Our scorecard

The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other power tools and workshop machinery we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.

Overview

At 17 pounds, the Hi-Tech 22-319 is one of the more portable corded wet tile saws in its price range. Running on a standard 115-volt outlet, it spins a diamond blade at 3400 RPM, which gives it a clean cut rate for wall tiles, backsplash work, and smaller floor tiles.

The 186.5-watt motor is modest compared to mid-range saws producing 1000 watts or more, so the 22-319 is best suited for occasional use rather than sustained production cutting. Based on specs and verified owner reviews, buyers appreciate the compact footprint (18 inches by 17 inches by 10 inches) that fits neatly in a garage workshop or can be transported to a small remodel job.

At $499, the 22-319 sits in a mid-tier price zone for a 6-inch capacity saw. The 4.7-star rating across 113 reviews signals consistent satisfaction, though buyers should weigh whether the lower wattage meets their workload before committing.

Specifications

Performance notes

Corded electric operation on 115 volts keeps power delivery consistent. The 3400 RPM blade speed is well-suited for ceramic and glazed wall tile. The 6-inch capacity handles most standard floor and wall tiles but rules out larger 12-inch or 18-inch formats. At 17 pounds, setup and repositioning is straightforward for a single operator.

What buyers say

Owners consistently highlight the saw's ease of use and clean cutting results on standard tile. The main complaint pattern centers on the limited cutting capacity for larger tile formats and the motor feeling strained on harder porcelain or thick stone.