Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR 2800 W Kapp- und Gehrungssäge Kreissägeblatt, 35,5 cm, Professional Paneelsäge Kappzugsäge, Sägen Kappsäge Kreissäge Hochwertiges Sägeblatt Kaltschnitt-Kappsäge Orange & Schwarz

excelente compra pois e um produto muito util

Una magnifica sierra tronzadora de metal , disco de corte de muy buena calidad y herramienta potente y sin apenas vibraciones , por sacarle un defecto ,el elemento que bloquea el brazo de la sierra es de dudosa calidad ,el muelle no sirve para nada y en ocasiones no bloquea bien o se queda algo bloqueado .

I love it!! Money well spent. It’s so much better than an abrasive chop saw.

Awesome saw for half the price

Bin im Großen und Ganzen zufrieden. Die Winkeleinstellung könnte exakter sein! Die vorgeprägten Marken stimmen nicht! Sonst ok

You will not regret

I can’t count the number of times over the years I wished for a saw that could perform like this one and make perfect , clean, & safe cuts on all types of metal projects . I mounted this onto a sturdy moveable cart and saved valuable counter space in the shop.

Works quite well, use common sense when setting up the machine for 90° and 45° cuts. Use a speed square for a more accurate cut. Only negative I could say is the information sticker needs to be placed somewhere else, like on top of the motor. Otherwise it will be damaged by sliding materials across it.

nice saw, cuts very good

Quality/ premium tools come at a cost which Ive always accepted when tools were my way of earning a living. When it comes to handyman work and mancave tinkering, I look for well priced tools with good bones that I can easily mod from a okay tool to a great tool. Pros: This tungsten blade steel cutoff saw is one of those bargains. The base and hinge assy is solid with no noticeable movement. The fence is cast steel and solid held by M10 bolts. The sawblade look reasonable. Ill test it tomorrow. Cons: The drive gear (motor to blade spindle) it quite loud. I suspect that it's a straight cut gear not a bevel cut gear but that to be expected for the price. I accept that. The fence when loosened off slops around like a ____ in a top hat. Having a fence with a tight pivot is high on the list of must haves for me. Particularly because the angle cutting scale is typically very inaccurate. Easy fix if you're reasonably handy. Ive done a basic fix which anyone with basic skills can do. Later Ill push a 14mm mill through the pivot hole and machine up a brass bush to press in but this fix I did for those without a lathe. I had some 12mm OD tubing. I drilled the pivot hole with a 12mm drill bit which is actually 11.9mm and pressed in a piece of tubing 12.5mm long. Then used a dress press to drill a 10mm hole through the tube bush. I placed a 12mm ID washer over the bush then replaced the M10 bolt + M10 washer. Now the pivot action is smooth and snug. For the rear angle locking bolt, put a large M10 washer under the existing bolt so the fence can rotate without getting caught on the punched cutting angle numbers. I also added a cable clip to the power cord to ensure that it doesn't get caught up in the cutting blade as it sits very close to the blade. Set-up. Next, take your time to set the fence to exactly 90deg for a square cut with the two bolts locked down. Now with a sharp scribe score the saw bed against the fence down to the bare steel. Now when you set the fence to a square cut you can do it quickly. Do the same for a 45deg and scribe the base. J generally only do 90s and 45s which I can no set the saw in seconds. I hope this info helps someone. Just to add, powder coating is very slippery so with angle cuts it's almost impossible to stop the fence from moving as you tighten the clamp. Use a flap disc and rough up the underside of the fence. I also roughed up the area under the fence to improve grip.