Einhell 4340490 Bench-type Circular Saw TC-TS 2025/2 U (Maximum 2000 W, Saw Blade with Height/Angle Adjustment Facility, Parallel Stop, Angle Stop +/- 60°), 113.5 cm*89.6 cm*87.0 cm

Now this was a very pleasant surprise as to size ! Even without the extra add-ons to width this still like a dinner table for two.Easy to follow set up just do not over tighten bolts as dud on one of the legs.Decided before if table wide enough before going into fitting the extra width .Do check saw is set right as in instructions I did a couple test cuts before the table guide was accurate.You do and will need a proper hoover to suck up sawdust, do not think a normal household one will do trust me it won’t ! Get a 20lt min wet dry one .Over all very happy with it .Oh one thing I’m adding on is two wheels to make it easy to move about so decide where you use it if it going to need moved about as the extra support legs are flimsy if you move it as buckle under wieght .But value fir money ? Yes very much so, I have the smaller size one two and it a quarter size of this one. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

First things first. It cuts.It arrived as expected with Amazon. A good buying and delivery experience.Upon opening it was apparent the table was bent. I had two options, return and await a new one to be delivered, or be impatient and manually bend the thin metal back into place and utilise a spirit level to tell me when to stop.I was impatient. No drama, I done what was needed. As I was planning to build a cross sled and use the saw mainly for small cross cuts this wasn't an issue.So accuracy, it needed adjusting. Do not trust the angles on the saw tilt. You set it to 0 and it'll actually be about 10 degrees. I purchased a digital angle finder and trust in that.The tape measure and measurement finder on the table. Not accurate, about 3-5mm out. If ripping material with the fence I'd recommend using a metal rule and your eye for this and not relying on the manufacturers guides. Again, this isn't an issue for me as I built my own sled using the 5 cut method and now have accuracy to withing a thousand of an inch.Ease of use. It spins really fast and cuts wood, and also fingers. It's a simple plug in (3 pin), hit the green button and cut. Comes with a push stick (buy another for two directions of pressure).Value for money. I certainly wouldn't buy cheaper, but for what I needed it for, small projects utilising a push sled, it's perfect and didn't cost the Earth. Yes there are better out there, yes I one day aspire for bigger, but this is really all you need for small garages and projects.Oh, it's very messy. I hook it up to my Kercher W2 hoover. Next to useless. The hoover sucks fine, but the dust seems to chuck down to the floor and not the hoover extraction pipes fitted at the rear. Could this be rectified with a high volume low pressure vac? Probably. Do I want to spend hundreds doing do just yet? Nope. Just a forewarning to fellow hobbiests that your wives/husbands may well moan about covering your darling sons bike in sawdust.Would I recommend this saw? Yes.

For the money it's good value. It's very good at the DIY level, and to achieve the best from this machine, some thought and refinement is needed.If you want professional super accurate first time every time finish, this is not that machine.But again, it is a good machine for the money.

A very good saw for small and medium projects found dust collection good

I bought the top of the range version : TC-TS 2225 U because I wanted to avoid the issues mentioned by other reviewers; sadly I didn't.Delivery:Not a fault of the table saw, but the box it came in was in a right old state. Gapping open holes and numerous dents all over (and on the table iteslf). It was part held together by gaffer tape!!A few important bits fell out and I think we were missing 1 bolt and a few washes maybe at the end.BuildThe manual has picture diagrams & written, although they don't marry up particularly well and they are also separated by numerous pages. That being said, the build was mostly straight forward, but taking my time it did take 2 hours. Just do precisely as directed.StabilityI did not think it would be stable based on the build, but it really is.The feet can and do fall off easily and could be lost, should this happen you WILL have a serious problem, but otherwise VERY stable.For some reason there are two flimsy (trip hazards) you are meant to put at the back to avoid the table tiping over...Not sure they are necessary, but they are very annoying.CuttingNo issue with the blade, the initial angle or anything at all. Cuts really nice, soft stop/start works without issue.Lots of expansion ponts for bigger work.My issue however is with the fence. It is woeful.1st issue : the locking handle is wider than the fence, so you line everything up then the handle pushes everything out of alignment.2nd issue : even if you remove the wood and then lock it down, you are NOT guaranteed to have it lock a) where you want it b) not at all perfect right angle.I tested this numerous ways and it is a major issue.3rd issue : when extending the table width, the fence becomes unusable at certain widths as the slide and clamp rails are missing.MobilityThis JUST about fits in my 2010 Renault Scenic.The non-tipping feet make putting it in the back extra frustrating (would be much better if they were quick release).Same with the legs, other table saw are far more maneuverable and mobile.I need accurate cuts and I cannot keep wasting wood or double, double checking every cut every time. Even trying to repeat a cut seems to deliver varying results.Shame, with a little more engineering this could be truly excellent.I found the saw, motor and actual cuts to be rather decent, but without a solid & reliable cutting fence to work off I am just introducing errors and time wasting into my process.

Easy and quick to assemble, amazing value for money, fence and miter gauge not at all accurate and virtually impossible to cut a square at 90 degrees. However good for ripping down planks in no time