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Multifunctional Mini Table Saw Handmade Woodworking Bench Lathe Electric Polisher Grinder DIY Model Cutting Saw B12 Drill ChuckDiscription:Model:™Model:T4 Multifuctional Mini Table SawMaximum Power: 96WPower Provide: DC 24V-4ALoad-free Velocity: 7000RPMMaximum Cutting Thickness:29mm/1.14inchCompatible Saw Blade Bore Diameter: 16mm / 20mmTable Saw Measurement:240 X 200 X 115mm/9.forty five X 7.87 X four.53inch(L*W*H)Internet Weight:three.9kgFeatures:1) DIY multifunctional mini desk saw2) Bought 3mm stell body and aluminum alloy panel design, sturdy no deformation make sure the flatness and top quality cutting3) 775 sort motor most rotating velocity as much as 7000RPM provinding extremely robust chopping energy however low noise, you need to use it simply at home4) 110mm alloy noticed blade with excessive concentricity and 29mm most cuting thichness make sure the chopping floor flat5) Outfitted with the ruler and backer within the slicing desk, pecisely slicing can be simpler and guarantee security as well6) Outfitted with 7 class energy adapter allow you to regulate the rotating velocity simply to satisfy totally different chopping speed7) Outfitted with 4 rubber damping pad, anti-slip and shock-absorbing when working8) Compact measurement straightforward to hold, good for DIY mannequin makers9)Its slicing materials depends upon the noticed blade, the alloy round noticed blade can solely cut wood, plastic, aluminum. Package deal embrace:1X DIY Mini Table Saw1X 110mm Alloy Circular Saw Blade1X B12 Drill Chuck1X Plug Adapter      (110V / 220V Common) Multifunctional Mini Table Saw Handmade Woodworking Bench Lathe Electric Polisher Grinder DIY M









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