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Mains Table Saws Holzmann TKS500S_400V

Holzmann TKS500S_400V

Table Saw, 96kg

£999.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £333.00/mo.*
2stores
Mains Table Saws Ergonomie ohne Grenzen Table Saw Switch Replacement DWE7485 DWE7491RS

Ergonomie ohne Grenzen Table Saw Switch Replacement DWE7485 DWE7491RS

Table Saw

£10.44
Or 3 interest-free payments of £3.48/mo.*
1store
Mains Table Saws KKmoon 2500W 340mm x 280mm Woodworking Decoration Table Saw

KKmoon 2500W 340mm x 280mm Woodworking Decoration Table Saw

Table Saw

£125.34
Or 3 interest-free payments of £40.23/mo.*
1store
Bosch Home and Garden Advanced TableCut52 B-Ware Table Saw 550 W

Bosch Home and Garden Advanced TableCut52 B-Ware Table Saw 550 W

Table Saw

£204.22
1store
TABLE SAWS

FAQ

Table Saws are versatile power tools used for cutting wood, plastic, and other materials with precision. They are ideal for DIY projects or professional woodworking. Key features include adjustable blades and a flat surface to support materials during cutting, ensuring accuracy and ease of use.

Choosing the right Table Saw depends on your project needs. Consider factors like blade size, motor power, and safety features. For occasional DIY tasks, a smaller model might suffice, while professional projects may require a more powerful saw with advanced features.

Table Saws should have essential safety features like a riving knife, blade guard, and anti-kickback pawls. These features help prevent accidents by keeping materials stable and protecting you from debris. Always prioritize safety when selecting a saw.

Table Saws: 3 things to consider before buying

When selecting a table saw, it's crucial to consider the motor power, as it directly affects cutting performance. For DIY enthusiasts, a motor with at least 1.5 to 2 horsepower should suffice for most tasks around the home. For professional use, consider table saws with motors of 3 horsepower or more to handle tougher materials and prolonged use. Always match the motor power with your intended projects to ensure efficiency and effectiveness.

The size of the table saw significantly impacts its usability and convenience. If you have limited space, a compact or benchtop model might be ideal, allowing easy storage and mobility. However, for larger workshops or professional settings, a full-size cabinet saw offers stability and a larger surface for handling bigger pieces of wood. Always measure your workspace before purchasing to ensure a comfortable fit.

Safety should always be a top priority when dealing with electrical components. Look for outlets and switches that include safety features such as tamper-resistant shutters, which prevent foreign objects from being inserted into the slots. Ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlets are essential in areas prone to moisture, like bathrooms and kitchens, as they protect against electric shocks by cutting off power when a fault is detected. These features not only enhance safety but also bring peace of mind.

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