There is no need to sand this Bench Miter Saw because it can cut lead, plastics, wood, brass, aluminum, and other light materials smoothly and precisely. It can only cut soft metal (like brass, aluminum) with a thickness of less than 3mm.
Cutting depth: 1/2 inch. This saw is great for cutting molding and frames because it has a small size.
Zero to 45° Miter Cut.
7800 rpm; a 3/8″ shaft.
It has a 2-inch diameter; the thickness of the blade is.020 inches; this is the same as a penny.
You can cut wood, plastic, metal, and benchtop DIY projects with the YaeTek 110V Mini Bench Top Cut-off Miter Saw. It has a 2-inch blade and a cutting depth of 1/2 inch.
People should be aware of this.
1: Before you use it, please make sure that all screws are tightened to avoid damage while you work.
2- This machine can only cut soft metal with a thickness of less than 3mm, like brass and aluminum. It can’t cut hard metal and thick metal, like stainless steel, iron, and so on, though.
3) It isn’t a big saw. If you need a big saw, don’t buy this. There are pictures of machine and blade sizes. Please look at them.
Please let us know if there is anything that doesn’t meet your expectations. We have a 30-day return policy. Thank you very much:.
You can cut soft metal, aluminum, copper, plastic, wood, and other light materials with this YaeTek Mini Bench Top Cut-off Miter Saw. It has a 2″ blade that can cut through these and other light materials. It has a miter gauge that can be changed, which is great for your DIY projects. With this bench top miter saw, you don’t have to cut the ends.
Feature and Specification.
Cuts plastic, lead, steel, brass, wood, and other materials smoothly and precisely; there is no need to sand.
110V AC, 60 Hz, 80 Watts, 9 Amps.
The weight is 2kg.
At 7800r/min, the speed i.
Three-eighths of an inch.
A knife with a 2″ blade and a.020″ blade width.
1/2.
0-45 Degree Mite.
71-inch Power Cor.
Packages come with.
Set: – 1 x Mini Bench Cut-off Sa.
– Step by step instruction.
– 2-inch Blad.
This is a C-clamp.
It’s possible that people who are giving 1 stars think they bought a 12″ chop saw. Use it right, and you can do lots of work. Before I had to change the blade, I cut down all of the casings in the background. It is, after all, a Micro Saw, which is meant to be used for small jobs. At first, I was a little rough with it and the motor got hot. I cooled down a little and kept going until the blade couldn’t work any more. About 250 cases of 30 to 06 were made.
