Not a review but a Question: SAKER® Mini Multifunctional Table Saw

JimmyB

JimmyB

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Has anybody used one of these, and is it any good:

www.sakertool.co.uk

Sakerplus Mini Multifunctional Table Saw

FEATURES: Multifunctional Mini Table Saw: This mini table saw is specifically designed for cutting small items and is compatible with materials such as PCB boards, wooden sticks, plastic sheets, thin wooden boards, cans, copper-clad panels, aluminum tubes, and copper tubes. It comes with four...
www.sakertool.co.uk www.sakertool.co.uk
 
JimmyB said:
Has anybody used one of these, and is it any good:

www.sakertool.co.uk

Sakerplus Mini Multifunctional Table Saw

FEATURES: Multifunctional Mini Table Saw: This mini table saw is specifically designed for cutting small items and is compatible with materials such as PCB boards, wooden sticks, plastic sheets, thin wooden boards, cans, copper-clad panels, aluminum tubes, and copper tubes. It comes with four...
www.sakertool.co.uk www.sakertool.co.uk
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Not one of these but many years back got a table chop saw of similar size, very good for cutting saw 0 gauge sleepers that I used it for a lot in the day. But one has to accept the small motors ability.
 
how interesting, wonder when Aldilidl will be selling one for £20 in the middle "last temptation of shopping" Aisle
 
Lidl have done a 'small' table saw.. But not a 'mini'..

The problem with a small DIY table saw (for modelling) is the blades are appreciably thicker, so you waste a lot more material..

PhilP
 
I also have one of those mini chop saws that dunnyrail mentioned. It will cut small pieces up to 1/2" wide. It's a hell of alot safer than trying to cut small pieces on my 12" Makita mitre box.
 
Difficult to be (scale) accurate, when your saw blade removes a scale 3-4 inches with every cut..

PhilP
 
PhilP said:
Difficult to be (scale) accurate, when your saw blade removes a scale 3-4 inches with every cut..

PhilP
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That would be one of the only benefits of a mini table saw. Their blades are probably 1/64" thick, if that.
 
In the USA I bought a mini table/chop saw for $19.95 US and it cuts LGB brass rail and nickel plated rail just fine. Over 20 years and still the original cutting blade. It came with 3 cutting blades and I do not even know where these are anymore.
 
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