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Question: Will a 160mm blade fit this saw? I cannot find 6.25" saw blades too easily.
Document: I finally ordered a set of Makita rails which work great with the saw. I have to agree with other raters about the 6.25 in saw blade as an unusual dimension and do not know how easy it will be to replace when needed. All I know is the saw did exactly what I needed it to do and cut the doors perfectly.
Prices are as of this date.Anyway, I used this saw to cut cabinet parts from sheets of cabinet grade plywood to their FINISHED size. Perfectly smooth cut, right on the money!Also, note that the Festool blades are the same size as the standard blades on this saw (and there are other 6 1/4" x 20mm saw blades as well).
I bought this saw from Woot! for under $120! Yeah baby! It came with two (2) 25" tracks. I immediately came here to Amazon and bought the last two tracks the seller (Tool Engineer) had (may have more now). SORRY!The tracks fit and held together fine and did not interrupt my cuts.
This saw is the same as the Woodstar Divar, Fox Shop and Grizzly track saws(they are injection molded in different colors). I am very happy with the saw, but have made some upgrades. I added a lock for when you want to change blades. The mounting hardware is on the saw for it, not sure why they don't have one on there, but I don't think it is on any of the other brands either, Maybe it would engage when the saw was running.
I dont know how many times I have to learn this lesson. I am always trying to find a deal and sometimes I do. This is not the case here....I was so excited when I got this it was like I was 8 years old again and it was Christmas morning. I tore open the package like a wild badger getting into a cooler of meat. I was shocked to find such a quality looking tool. Plunge, tilt, depth options and a riving knife!
Problems fixed, top notch blade and 105" of track in total so I can rip a 4x8 sheet of ply or MDF. I recommend this saw over the other three versions, due to the flatter track, cost savings on the actual saw which would allow you to dial it in with a new blade.
I changed out the .079 thickness spring with .063 and it makes working with the saw great without fatigue. I have seen a great review of the grizzly version of this saw by Marc from the wood whisperer, and he compared the cutting to a festool ts 55. My complaint was he was comparing a $65 festool blade to a $20 blade that comes with these saws.
If you can't afford a festool or dewalt, Go for this line of saw, it will perform well. **Update - New Mod. I recently added a shaped Plexiglas window that screws onto the outside housing to cover the blade opening. This creates much better suction from the vacuum and leaves a great deal less dust on your work surface. You can see dust coming out of the saw then getting sucked back up.
I purchased this saw with fingers crossed that I would get a good unit. So far it is great! I did replace the blade with an upgraded version that starts with an &#34;O&#34; (to save names). I did cut the lever spring by almost 1&#34; and moved the 2 guide strips as far apart as possible. The guides required new double sided tape which can be found almost anywhere. Saw helped me trim my work bench top to length.
So, I've been using this saw for a few months now and overall I like it - it's a reasonable tool for the money. However, Scheppach need to add a longer rail as an option. Connecting two 25" rails together doesn't achieve nearly as good a result as you would expect.
Answer: yes