JOUNJIP Mini Miter Cut-Off Chop Saw for Hobby Miniature Model Making, Arrow Shafts, Zinc Stained Glass Came, 223/5.56 Brass - Cuts Max. 1/2"High x 1/2"Wide or 1/4"H x 3/4"W

Great little saw. Best for cutting miniature wood. Very best customer service! So glad I ordered this little saw. I highly recommend this seller.

This little saw is great for small, intricate hobby work. My granddaughter and I are building a balsawood bridge for her local 4H "Bridge Bust" contest. The saw is easy to use and makes much better cuts than an exacto knife. The company even sent me a spare saw blade with an actual hand written letter, thanking me for my purchase and registering the unit with them!

Shipped quickly & with NO issues. Pleased with the quality & price of product. Bought this saw for my son to work on his bow projects (perfect size for his projects). Longevity & durability is yet to be determined on this product (time will tell). Would purchase again if needed.

I was trying a new technique with stained glass by using zinc came rather than the copper foil method that I had used in the past, but I ran into a problem with cutting the zinc came. Pliers do not work! It smashes the came no matter what kind of tool I could find, and the metal saw was a pain. This little tool was the perfect answer! So easy to set up on my work table and it sliced the came easily and neatly. Absolutely love it.

I'd hoped that there was an equivalent saw for miniatures wood work like the big chop saw I use for my large projects. THIS IS IT. Before my purchased of this great little saw in June, I created a mixed media art piece using small, doll house bass wood "lumber" for the construction. Using a little hand-held fine craft saw with its little miter box was tedious, not too accurate and left my hands cramping towards the end.Then I found this one. I bought this little cut-off chop saw in June, and now it's late October and I just pulled it out yesterday for the first time for another elaborate project. I zoomed through a couple of dozen 45-degree angles in no time and tested their accuracy. Every cut was dead-on perfect. The fine metal blade was a plus. I'm probably going to save a day's worth of work on the rest of of the project. If time is money, then this will pay for itself on my next work day using it.Kudos to the seller for paying attention to us on Amazon: I had some questions before the purchase and the seller jumped right in to answer.

As others have commented, this saw is dangerous. The on-off switch is completely separate from the handle that lowers the blade. If you are accustomed to using chop saws, you will be used to having the on-off switch integral with the handle. You let go of the handle, and the blade stops. When using this saw, you have to forget that habit. You switch it on, make the cut, raise the handle, and the blade keeps running, quite close to the material you have been cutting. Instinctively you reach for that material-- No. You have to remember to switch off the power BEFORE you reach for the material. You will be switching the saw on and off before and after every single cut (unless you have a reckless disposition).It would be unwise to give this to a young person.Also be sure to clamp the tool to a bench, using the supplied clamp. Trip over the power cord while this thing is running, and it will keep running while it cuts anything in its path. Severely.Aside from that--it is cheaply made but made clean cuts in thin dowel, which was what I wanted. The spare blade, abrasive discs, and spare drive belt are nice to have, but I wonder why I need the spare drive belt. Is the one pre-fitted to the product liable to fail? Time will tell.It is noisy; I think most of the noise comes from the toothed belt.I have a much better miniature saw, beautifully made in USA, but it cost almost $1,000. This one is more like a toy, for very small jobs.

The reason I gave a 1-star is due to the entire purpose of the tool. That is to cut a max of 1/2". As the photo shows this is a 1/2" square strip of wood, with a 1/4" cut! The tool is so simple to use there is no way I am using it incorrectly. There are just three steps. Place on angle, put in wood, cut. That's it. I need this to be a max of 1/2". I purchased a higher priced tool that I didn't have the extra funds for and cannot use! I've attempted this with various woods. Same results. The saw stops cutting at 1/4". It does not go all the way down like it did with wood 1/4 or less. The wood does not lay flesh with the base, there is a raised edge and a second shorter height raised edge which seems to reduce the size of cut. It isn't difficult to be forthcoming about products. Hopefully, I will be able to return, with an immediate full refund so I can purchase the more expensive one that cuts 1", that I should have purchased in the first place.

I purchased this Mini Chop Saw to cut small Aluminum channels for building frames for new window screens. The channels are 5/16" x 3/4" I thought that the unit might not cut all the way through the channel, but it cut through it fine with the original 2+" blade. It easily cuts through the aluminum channel.The channel fits perfectly within the little vise grip and holds it securely for cutting.The unit makes very clean cuts that did not require sanding, deburring, or resawing with a hacksaw.This is the perfect tool for doing this task and well worth the investment. I quickly made the frames for 13 screens and have 14 to go.