Mini Table Saw,96W Adjustable Small Precision Hobby Table Saw,Portable Precision Table Saws for Crafts,4 Blades, 7-Level Speed Adjustable, for DIY Woodworking Metal Plastic Cutting

About this item

【Adjustable Cut Depth】The height of the saw blade from the table top is adjustable, with a cutting thickness of 0.59in/15mm. We provide 4 commonly used circular saw blades, which can meet your basic cutting needs!Wire the wrench to achieve the lifting of the saw blade,raise the saw blade clockwise,lower the saw blade counterclockwise.
【POWERFUL MOTOR】Powerful motor drive, all made of the motor are made of copper, strong and durable, strong driving force, and small noise.Powerful motor delivers fast, high speed up to 6000rpm/min, 16mm cutting depth, for efficient, easy cutting job.
【ACCURATE AND SAFE】The integrated steel frame structure and the thickened 5mm aluminum alloy table top are durable enough, ensuring a smooth cutting surface and excellent cutting effect. The transparent baffle meets the cutting safety, and the rubber feet at the four corners of the bottom are non-slip and shock-absorbing.
【SUGGESTION】Different materials need to be cut with different saw blades;Grinding wheel blades are used to cut small parts of iron and stainless steel.Emery saw blade is used to cut PCB fiberglass, epoxy, carbon fiber, glass fiber. High-speed hacksaw blades are used to cut thin materials, short materials, small handmade objects, and are not suitable for cutting long things.Woodworking saw blade is suitable for cutting wood, plastic board, acrylic board, bakelite board and other boards.
【APPLICATION】Suitable for DIY handicrafts, PCB board, Plastic, Copper Clad Laminate, Acrylic, Thin wood board, Bamboo slice, Aluminum/Copper pipe cutting. With this small table saw you can easily make some small crafts, small woodworking projects!

• Amazon Customer

  its holding up pretty well for my project. my biggest complaint is that the middle three screws come loose while using the saw. which probably dangerous. i have them taped down so they don't vibrate loose.

• L. Attias

  Perfect for small wood projects. I just love it.

• Nathan Huff

  I needed something that could perform the functions of a 500$ table saw for my smaller wooden projects. I didnt have very high expectations, however, for 90$ its very very nice. Took all of 5min to set up, and did a couple of test cuts. No blow outs on 2mm boards, and all the tools were very suffice for what I need it for. Hell, might be entertaining to own (2). 1 for 90 cuts the other for 45. Its literally smaller than a shoe box!

• Rosemary

  I have only used it twice and it cuts good. I like it’s compact. I thought I would be afraid to use the saw but it wasn’t intimidating. I would recommend to crafters. Only one thing, what do you do with the small hose?

• Pedro

  Fairly quiet, dust port (I had to make a part to properly hold a vacuum hose), adjustable height and sliding guide.Works great for making small straight cuts. Cutting 1/4in walnut at ~0.25 to 0.5in/second, 2ft long cut and no issues. But, the main use is straight cuts in pine and poplar sticks.Power supply is the weak part. I plugged it to a lab power supply and the saw keeps a much more consistent speed.I use this saw for most cuts that I was doing with hand saw for RC model airplane building. Getting straight clean cuts ready for gluing direct from the saw at the first try every time.The saw is very limited in its capabilities, but it definitely has its place in the shop. I am using it more often than all other cutting tools I have around.

• Jeff Mushkin

  It seemed like it was going to be great, but 10 minutes into using it, the cut would stop. It took 20 min to put together and then wouldn’t work on even thin craft wood. I would invest in something higher quality.

• JonSwanson

  This is a handy little table saw set with a lot of inclusions for a pretty fair price. It comes with a variety of four cutting wheels (5/8” arbor X 2 5/16” diameter cutting wheels…had to convert the 16mm arbor dimension given and measure the diameter myself since they don’t provide it) so replacements are pretty easy to find online. The metal cutoff wheel is the most useful of the four (and honestly the main reason I got it). It has just over 1/2” of cutting depth so it’s great for cutting small rods, knife pins, etc where it might get a little tricky and/or dangerous with an angle grinder. Don’t expect to rip down hardwoods or anything like that with this but it’s great for small, slow cuts. The dust port is a great feature but I wish the body of the saw had been designed with a way to clamp it down…that’s about the only criticism I can think of. If you use this as intended (for low torque, small cuts), it’s a great little table saw for a pretty fair price for everything you get…solid four stars.

• Deborah S.

  Okay, cute is not a word typically applied to power tools, but this one is just soooo CUTE! The tiny saw blades look like doll tools.But as a tool, this also gets my thumbs up. For me this is a great way to cut all those small diameter dowels, trim and sticks (wood, plastic or metal) that I use constantly for crafts and jewelry, without having to fiddle with my large table saw or chop saw (both of which are really overkill for those materials and usually result in splintered ends as well).It seems to be well made and sturdy while still being lightweight enough to be easily portable. I don't have room to keep it out on a worktable, so having the ability to just reach under the table to a shelf where I store it and pop it up onto the table, is super convenient.It is quiet, efficient and makes nice smooth, straight cuts. In short, it is exactly what I needed. And did I mention it is also CUTE?

• Jtech

  The media could not be loaded. This saw despite kind of being toy size seems to have a good deal of power and fairly beefy construction. I wish the fence bolts were simpler to use and would lock in place and just tighten with a wingnut. The blade installation was not hard. Comes with four blades but no description of what is what two seem to be different tooth counts for wood and general use, one black one looks like for metal and another like goldish one I assume is for tile. The top is fairly and can accept a sliding angle tool. There are also marks on one side of the fence that I think are in centimeters. Has a variable power supply with about six different settings. There is also a small hose attachment for the saw to connect to a vacuum somehow.I used this and was able to cut about 1/8 X 12 inches inch aluminum with it but took about 10-15 minutes twice taking a break between.The power supply sometimes will not power the saw on it will just sit and pulsate, it did this many times at first then it started to work just as I was about to give up on it. I think this is due to the power supply being switching mode and they usually do not do well with motor loads. The saw could also use some sort of feet with holes to screw it down and secure it.

• Rhonda

  Easy to assemble. Very compact and easy to use.