Saker Mini Multi-Functional Table Saw,Mini Table Saws for Crafts,Portable Mini Desktop Electric Saw for Wood Cutting,Speeds & Angle Adjustable with More Accessories for Plastic Acrylic Cutting

I love this. It's exactly what I need. I live in an apartment so having full size tools is impossible but I still want to make things so this solved my problem. Compact enough to store easily (I bought a tool box for it) and versatile enough to use for all my craft projects.My only issue was that some of the assembly instructions were not as clear as I would have liked. When putting the drill chuck in place there was no mention of securing it with screws. Some ppl might find that confusing. I would also suggest that the screws be threaded before putting the chuck on the shaft. Makes it easier to secure. When putting the saw blade in place it can be hard to get your fingers into the opening to loosen the screw holding the blade. Also I'm not sure if extra screws were included but that might be something for the maker to look at since they are very small and can get lost easily. Just a couple of things I noticed as I assembled mine.Aside from that I love this and look forward to using it for a long time to come.

Very easy to operate! Excellent for crafts!

It is built solid and good for the price. However, changing the blade is not as simple as the instructions state since the opening is way too small for adult hands. But, simply removing the table top (four small screws) allows access to be able to change the blade. The other instructions are also a bit wonky but it doesn't take a genius to figure it out. Definitely built for craft projects and the blade and accessory ports are rubber belt driven but well worth the price for the sturdy metal construction of the table and motor casing. The variable speed is also a nice feature but keep in mind the blade height cannot be adjusted.

My hubby really likes the saw. He found the directions hard to follow but eventually made it around that. Unfortunately, he was missing all the set screws to put the final parts of the saw together, so he had to go to a hardware to get the screws. They were millimeter size so had to shop around for them. It is a cute little saw tho and I hope he gets pleasure out of using it. No more issues please.

If your hand is larger than mine (and mine is small), you’ll have a devil of a time installing the saw blade. The instructions say remove the screw with your fingers, which I can’t do. Then you tighten with an Allen wrench (!) so I thought I could use the Allen wrench to remove the screw, but no, that isn’t working either. It seems nice and solid and could be used for a long time - if I could get a blade on it. It’s going back. The company sounds US based which is why I bought this unit. But the instructions are almost unintelligible. If it was $20 I might fight with it, but over $100 is too much for this amount of trouble right out of the box.

It works wonderfully after you get it set up. However the Multi-function table saw does not come with instructions. I had to look at the pictures here to figure things out. If your hands are too bulky to install or change the saw blades you can remove the tabletop (4 screws). To get the dremmel and side tools in place you have to remove the top to get the small Allen set screws in place anyway. You can use the side with the chuck tool for either the dremmel or straight shafted or the buffer/sanding attachments. I purchased some extra 2"x100-tooth x3/8" blades from another vendor, the center mounting holes are smaller and blade diameter is smaller, but with a little tweaking on the alignment I got them to work. The proper diameter saw blades are: 2.5" x 5/8" center hole. Please use my photos if you are struggling with setting it up.

I purchased to use to make basswood planks for scratch built model boats and ships, it chipped out the 1/8" basswood sheets i wanted to cut. I'm sure it's great for other cuts. A little dangerous with all 3 attachments spinning at the same time.

Awesome for in home projects 😃