Can a cheap 7-inch tabletop wet saw handle a full bathroom?

Verified-purchase reviewers on Home Depot and Lowes, plus long-time owners on r/HomeImprovement, report finishing multiple bathroom jobs with a sub-$100 SKIL-class saw. The trade-offs are limited cut capacity, less accurate fences, and slower cutting on dense porcelain. For a single renovation it's usually adequate; for repeat work, reviewers steer toward a 10-inch saw.