Cortes en inox impolutos, dejo una foto el tubo de la izquierda con una maquina con disco abrasivo y el de la derecha hecho con esta maquina, creo que no hay más que añadir

What a great little chop saw perfect for DIY work cutting small size tubing or round stock either cold or hot rolled mild steel. Had to tweet the guard a little due to misalignment of screw no big deal now guard drops down as it should. It is a little loud without hearing protection but then again it is a little 1200 watt brushed motor which tend to be loud. The soft start up is nice so she doesn’t jump off the workbench. Comes up to speed quickly ready to work. First test was on some cold rolled 1/2” x 1/16” square tubing and it cut through like butter. Being a small blade compared to a 14” you have to let the saw do the work so you can’t just push down with a lot of force. If you use this in the way it was designed to be used should last a long time. As with any type of tool they are designed for a specific purpose and this one is for light duty DYI use. This quality of the casting and fast adjusting vise screw is also a nice feature. The saw was square out if the box which was a plus of attention to detail. It’s footprint is small enough you can store it just about anywhere when not in use. If you are like me space is a important commodity in a home workshop and she fits the bill. Heck it even came with a extra set of brushes for the motor what more could you ask for all for $89. This saw will serve me well with cutting mild steel for decorative steel sculptures and miscellaneous wall hangings. If you need this type of saw buy it makes cutting materials a snap.