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The Einhell Table Saw with Stand is a robust 2000W bench circular saw featuring a 250mm carbide-tipped blade, adjustable height and angle (±60°), and fold-out side tables for expanded workspace. Designed for precision and durability, it includes dust extraction ports and cable management to maintain a clean, efficient work area. Perfect for serious DIYers and professionals aiming for flawless wood and fiberboard cuts.









| Asin | B0816XHC1G |
| Best Sellers Rank | 7,158 in DIY & Tools (See Top 100 in DIY & Tools) 1 in Table Saws |
| Blade Length | 250 Millimetres |
| Blade Material | Metal |
| Blade Shape | Round |
| Brand | Einhell |
| Colour | Multi-color |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (4,626) 4.3 out of 5 stars |
| Cutting Angle | 60 Degrees |
| Eu Spare Part Availability Duration | 2 Years |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04006825646474 |
| Handle Material | Plastic or rubber |
| Included Components | Bench-type circular saw, Carbide-tipped precision saw blade, Instructions |
| Item Dimensions L X W X H | 113.5L x 89.6W x 87H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Table Saw With Base Frame | 250mm Blade With Height And Angle Adjustment, Parallel Stop, Angle Stop +/- 60° For Mitre Cuts, Dust Extraction | 2000W Circular Bench Saw |
| Item Weight | 42.42 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Einhell |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 extra year on registration., 2 year warranty. |
| Model Number | 4340490 |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Number Of Teeth | 24 |
| Other Special Features Of The Product | Corded |
| Part Number | 4006825646474 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Specification Met | CE |
| Surface Recommendation | Wood |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Voltage | 240 Volts |
| Warranty Type | 3-year warranty or 4-year warranty |
| Wattage | 2000 watts |
User
Versatile saw and great value.
Really good saw. I use it as a table top for milling wood, so legs etc not used.Really good value.
User
Good for beginners and hobbiests
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.
User
Great item couple of suggestions.
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. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🏴🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
User
Good value
I have used this many times now with good results.
User
Stop selling repacked returns as new, good first table saw though!
Not impressed with Amazon, hence the loss of two stars! This product was not new, clearly part built then repacked by someone who didn't want it 'a return', the box looked like the security dog chewed it. This should have been sold as a refurb (not new)! Other than that all the parts were there, it took a while to build (allow a couple of hours) and was tricky in parts to fit. The side extensions aren't precision fit, but it was cheap so no complaints there. I haven't cut anything yet, but it works/spins fine, very loud and very dangerous (so be careful when using, as the guard isn't that great).
User
Happy with this
Not too bad. Will not compete with those of more professional offering - but the price point reflects this. The assembly instructions could be better as some parts are mirrored and it is not always clear which one you require.
User
Does it cut wood? Yes. Perfectly? Not exactly.
Construction:I opened this thinking I would quickly put it together while my lunch cooked.I then immediately closed it again and looked suspiciously at it for several hours before deciding to crack on.It's worth noting, I really like building flat pack stuff and am never fazed by lots of pieces and vague instructions; fortunate as this came with both.Was it the most difficult thing I've ever put together? No. It was one of the most unclear though.Usage:Okay, so you didn't put the legs on wrong, your surface isn't suddenly uneven; it's the legs. They're so flimsy and spindly that you need to jiggle them in to position to get the saw to sit flat. Once done you're golden.I read reviews that the mitre sled is out of whack. I cut 45° angles with no issues. It's not free sliding though and is tricky with longer pieces of wood. Similar with the sled, I broadly ignore the ruler as that doesn't seem quite right but it's consistently wrong so if you need to make a note for grooving then it will be the same number each time (as long as the wood is wide enough to remain flat).The blade surround is plastic, you need to take this off to add and remove the guard. Unfortunately it does mean it's a bit flexible so if using thinner pieces (eg 2x1) you may find the wood wants to angle in if you push too hard.I am yet to try the yaw control on the blade, instead I've used the mitre guide and sled, so cannot comment. The saw moves when I turn the handle but I haven't put a protractor on it.Conclusion:I bought this because my hand tools were just not cutting it (hahaha I'm hilarious) anymore. Making some bespoke shelves for an alcove in my house took several hours with my hand tools and less than two with the table saw and a power sander. It's not perfect but it does the job and for the money was cheaper than a carpenter. Would definitely buy again but probably not if I wanted to do really fine quality work.
User
Affordable, versatile, easy to use ... and safe
This was one of the best buys I made this year. It was not the easiest machine to assemble, but once in place, it is sturdy, safe and versatile. The two guides allow for straight and angular cuts. The guard makes it a safe piece of machinery, even cutting at maximum output. One of the few drawbacks is that it is loud; you'll need ear protection.I had tried a circular saw and felt that it was unsafe and inaccurate. By comparison, this table saw is precise and very secure. Don't take any shortcuts with the procedure to assemble it, it is absolutely vital to follow the different steps. Once you have got it going, you will find lots of (safe and useful) uses for it.
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Erster Tag Rezension
Die Säge ist durchwachsen, aber empfehlenswert.Die Lieferung war gut. Wer sich beschwert, weil der kleine Karton unter dem Motor klemmt: Es ist eine schwenkbare Säge, lol. Einfach mal die Säge samt Styropor rausheben (oder Karton zerschneiden) und 45 Grad zur Seite Kurbeln und siehe da, man muss den Karton eben nicht "in kleine Stücke reißen und die rausfummeln", sondern man kann Ihn dann ganz einfach entnehmen.Der Parallelanschlag ist super. Er hat eine breite, starke Exzenterklemme, deren Bauweise auf eine geringe Abnutzung durch Gebrauch hindeutet. Dazu hat er zwei Hartgummi Madenschrauben neben dem Exzenterhebel, eine recht und eine links. Der Parallelanschlag lässt sich nachjustieren, durch zwei im AluVierkantrohr versteckte Schrauben. Einfach lockern, dann die linke Hand als Schraubzwinge benutzen, um ganz sachte ! Parallelanschlag und SägeblattZÄHNE aneinanderdrücken. Dann die zwei Schrauben erst beide ganz sachte anziehen, dann fest machen. Mit den Madenschrauben ist der extrem stabil, wenn man ganz normal ein Werkstück führt, verbiegt sich da nichts. Das ist echt gut für 139€, damit kann man arbeiten, das sag Ich als gelernter Schreiner.Der Quer-/Winkel-Kombianschlag ist okay, aber die Führungsschiene für die T-Nut ist des Sagetischs ist zu klein, lol. Also den guten Parallelanschlag gleich mal benutzt, um eine Bucheleiste zurechtzuschneiden und zu profilieren, und das billige, wackelige Plastikteil damit ausgetauscht.Die Skala für die Winkeleinstellung passt nicht, muss man abreißen und neu anbringen, geht zum Glück easy mit einer Messerklinge. Man benötigt definitiv einen korrekten Schreinerwinkel oder Metallerwinkel zum Einstellen des Sägeblatts auf 0 Grad. Alles andere ist Quatsch. Eine Richtlatte ist auch wichtig, da der Sägetisch nicht eben ist. Mir ist das egal, da die Auflagefläche links des Sägeblattes bis zur linken Sägetischnut plan ist, dort übe Ich beim Führen den Druck aus, also habe Ich von dort meinen Winkel an das Sägeblatt gehalten.Manche Schrauben sind billig, lassen sich aber problemlos austauschen gegen M-Gewindeschrauben mit entsprechender Mutter und entsprechendem Kopf.Die Sägeblatthaube ist flexibel, aber nicht arretierbar. Sie liegt einfach immer auf, bis man was maximal 9,7cm hohes von vorne dagegen schiebt. Dann gleitet sie hoch, über das Werkstück, sehr gut. Alles was höher ist, stößt an. Man kann es hochheben, mehr als 11,5 cm gehen aber auch so nicht. Bei mehr muss die Haube ab. Die fehlende Arretierung ist schlecht, weil sie manchmal praktisch ist und sich leicht umsetzen ließe. Einfach ein paar Löcher rein (nicht selber machen, die Haube wird einfach zersplittern) und einen Stift zum arretieren mitgeliefert.Das Einstellungsrad für Höhe und Tiefe funktioniert wie es soll. Wenn man den Winkel arretiert hat, kann man die Höhe weiterhin verstellen, so wie es sein muss.Das Sägeblatt ist naja, leicht krumm und hat Metallsprenkel vom Anlöten (oder was auch immer) der Hartmetallzähne. Sieht unschön aus, ist gefährlich wenn's abplatzt und sollte daher unbedingt vorher weggeschliffen werden. Ein echtes Brennholzblatt.Die doppelte Absaugung ist auch schön gemacht, zusammen mit einem Industriestaubsauger läuft das.Ist insgesamt sehr laut, es benötigt druckstarke Ohrschützer mit hohem Wirkungsgrad. Eine wahre Kreischsäge. Normale OverEar Kopfhörer reichen da nicht mehr aus.Fazit:Dank des super Parallelanschlags, der sich tatsächlich parallel und nullzentriert einstellen lässt und wirklich kein bisschen wackelt, von mir eine volle Kaufempfehlung. Den Queranschlag bastelt sich jeder Schreiner selbst, das ist keine große Technik. Der Parallelanschlag muss aber stimmen und schnell justierbar sein, sonst kommt man beim Arbeiten nicht vorran.Wenn's sein muss, kann man mit der Säge auch ein Gesellenstück bauen bzw. zuhause was dafür machen. Hat zwar viele Macken, aber überzeugt eben dort, wo es wirklich drauf ankommt.
User
Table scie circulaire
Super machine , servis toute une après midi nickel
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Sedat Karaca
Çok güzel ölçüldüğü kadar var ağaç kesmek için dört dörtlük ama dikkatli olmalıyız
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Recommend it
Easy to assemble, sturdy, and good price Vs quality
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Ok
Po pierwszej próbie wszystko wygląda super jak za taką cenę jest OK.Brak instrukcji w języku polskim.
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