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I used it to cut up old planks and logs for my fire pit..Makes the job effortless..
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It cuts well up to 10mm then struggles. If the guides are only slightly out say 0.5mm the blade will bite and stop
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This a fairly basic table saw and the reasonable price reflects that. Seems ok with small pieces of wood but has jammed and stopped the blade from revolving with slightly larger pieces of wood that should have fitted.
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This is a really handy little saw. I really like it and it is really useful in my workshop. It's small size makes it easy to move around and on and off of benches and such. I use it for all the small cuts that don't need my 10 inch table saw and it handles small timber really well. I use it a lot for cutting down 8-14mm pallet wood to uniform width for re-use and it is perfect for it. For £60 it is worth every penny to have as a compact solution to cutting smaller timber. Of course it won't rip through 2 inch oak in seconds but the price reflects that and if you need to cut a lot of large dense timber then you should use a full power 10 inch saw.
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I bought this to resaw some lumber down to size. I cut 13mm off 8ft studs down the length - it took about 4 min per Stud. The saw lacked power so often pinched. Theres no height adjustment for the blade. Theres no guides to add a sledge for ripping. The rulers are out - you need to manually line up the fence. The edges aren't true / square with the blade. The metal legs were bent on arrival. Overall verdict being - I might as well of screwed my table saw to a piece of plywood and clamped a straight edge as a fence. If you have a circular saw it isn't worth the money. Just make a diy table saw (at your own risk). If you don't... It's debatable.
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