Multifunction Mini Table Saw Handmade Woodworking Bench Lathe Electric Polisher Grinder Cutting Saw

I give this little saw all the thumbs up .I recieved it well before the dates given ,packaged well the box was a little beaten about but the saw was cushioned in a nice nest and undamaged.The carbide tipped saw works very well, cut through 1'' hard wood with no problems . The saw will kickback so you need to add another slip of wood toward the front of the hard fence to take your measurements from then saw through using the mitre fence then wood will not jam between hard fence and saw blade .Having the drill chuck on the saw shaft does not seem to affect the cutting action of the saw blade and is very handy after sawing use the pads in the chuck and deburr all of your cut wood .I did find the slide for the mitre fence was a little stiff but a small shot of 3 in 1 oil cured this .I use the saw for making model boats where I need a lot of accuracy this saw gives me all of that .

After getting over the initial terror of what appears to be the perfect, compact device for removing fingers, I grew to greatly enjoy working with this saw. (I like the commenters referencing Zoolander: "is this a table saw for ANTS?!?!??") For small, light-gauge precision hobby woodworking it's perfect, the stock saw blade is beautifully sharp, and it's very quiet to operate.Yes, it has a woefully weak motor, and maybe that's kind of a good thing in this case. (do you really want a Bird scooter to go faster than 15mph?) Personally I'd like it to be a little more powerful in the motor dept. but not a lot. The manufacturer would have a point in trying to not turn it into something it isn't.....eeeeh...but yeah, maybe a little stronger, and a toothed belt would be better than the gummy-bearish rubber multi-belt design that it comes with. But that's obviously debatable.Design flaws/oversights include: 1.) no ability to adjust the blade height to the deck. One could machine an aluminum standoff block at a shop somewhere for whatever blade height they may want, but there seems to be no "stock" way to do it. 2.) the wingnuts holding down the backstop extend beyond the profile of the backstop itself, (!) (see image) precluding any way to cut wood taller than the 2 cm height of the backstop. Again, this could be remedied with a couple of standoffs/spacers, but this issue sort of annoyed me. As a general rule-of-thumb, my opinion is, don't try to cut oak any thicker than 1/4", basswood thicker than 1", or balsa thicker than 1 1/2". It's just not the tool for the heavy jobs. (think R/C aircraft or railroad diorama building)But overall it's a terrific scale and power for the hobbyist, especially for apartment-dwellers like me when a true table saw would take up a lot of space, be loud as hell, and give imprecise results. Despite the minor, surmountable design drawbacks of blade height & backstop wingnuts, I'm absolutely thrilled with it.

Wife's having a blast making her nik naks

I waited 2 weeks for this junk box. Nothing fits, so assembly instructions in Chinese only, poor product photos, can't make out what they are. Total disappointment. I'm so angry, I didn't even retujrn this, I just threw it away. Think I'll go somewhere else for this product.

Mine Came early and does do the job it is intended to do. However the Wiring was Terrible. the Wire to the barrel Jack was broken when it arrived. When I went to basically touch it it came out at the other end of the crimp Connector. Luckily the wiring is a pretty easy fix for me. I had opened it before hooking it up to put the blade in. I soldered and crimped everything back together. Replaced the Cheap Barrel Jack connector with a new one and it seems to be working fine. If you have at least a basic understanding of wiring you can fix it.

Well built little saw. It has plenty of power, cuts up to 1 inch thick material. This is a great little saw for models and doll house scale items. I really like it that it has a fence for cutting long pieces accurately. It terms of saftey, if you treat like any other table saw you will be fine. Use push sticks. For the price this is much better that other mini table saws. To get a better mini-table saw you will need to spend $300.00 to $400.00. I bought couple of saws in $60-$80.00 dollar range, and they were pretty under powered, and did not have a fence which is critical for accurate cuts. They were a waste of money in my opinion.

Wish it had tilt arbor, but it’s fine. The fence is not that easy to adjust and align. The side chuck has been surprisingly handy.

The product comes disassembled with a small brochure sized insert of instructions. Aside from the Manufacturer SAN and the words Operation Instruction there are no other English words on these instructions. Everything else is in Chinese. There are 6 thumbnail sized photos which roughly match the product but the majority of the pamphlet is pages of Chinese text. I wrote to the manufacturer requesting instructions in English but got no response. There are some very small Allen wrenches in the box but they are so flimsy they barely can twist the screws without danger of breakage.