Cuts like a full-size one. As long as you have the standard guard and riving knife system, you can cut rips across, scrolls down, and miter cuts.
TOOL-FREE BLADE CHANG. A standard 4″ T-shank blade from any brand can be used with this saw. We included five in the box so you can start cutting everything from wood and ceramic tile to plastic, aluminum, and metal right away.
MITER CUTS 0-60. With the adjustable gauge, you can make precise miter cuts for a wide range of woodworking projects, such as making a shelf.
On-board storage for extra. They can be stored in the base of the saw when they aren’t being used.
It’s called a “Safety Switch. Use the vacuum port to connect a shop vacuum to clean as you cut. This way, you won’t accidentally start the saw.
In order to cut materials, you have to take them back to your workshop and bring them back to the job site later. The Rockwell BladeRunner X2 Portable Tabletop Saw is the answer to this. if you’re a contractor, you know that this process can take a whole day off of a project. This is what you do. The BladeRunner is only 15 pounds, so it’s easy to throw in the back of the truck. It’s stable and strong, but it’s also easy to move. It also has a small footprint of 15.75″ x 17″ so it doesn’t take up the whole workbench like traditional table saws, which do. There are two things that let you work with bigger materials: the hold-down guard and the splitter. A larger rip fence than on other portable table saws gives you more control and helps you cut more accurately. With a no-load speed of 3000/min and a stroke length of 34″, it can cut wood up to 1-1/2″ thick, ceramic tile 3/8″, PVC pipe 1-1/4″, aluminum 3/8″, and steel 1/8” with ease. In most cases, a traditional, fixed table saw is what you’ll need for anything more than 1-1/2 inches. But you can’t take that to the job site. You can change the blades in less than three seconds once you learn how to do it without having to use any tools. So you know that Rockwell stands behind their tools.
I bought this thing after I saw many videos of it cutting different types of wood. I use a wood lathe to make ink pens. I wanted something smaller than my bandsaw, but I didn’t want to buy another one. I made a piece of 3/4X3/4 that I cut “An oak pen blank barely made it through. Then I tried to cut a 3/4″X3/4” piece “A piece of Marblewood, as well. First, the blade that came with it caught fire, so I changed the blade to a Bosch blade, but it couldn’t get through it. This even though I had the table fixed down. I thought it was going to split in two. A piece of acrylic did the same thing. As a building contractor, I use saws and other power tools all the time, so I’m used to them. I was very angry. 25 years ago, Rockwell made some of the best power tools. This is a shame for the name Rockwell.
