MXBAOHENG Mini Precision Table Saw for Crafts & Model Building, 96W 7-Speed | 1/2" Adjustable Cut Depth, Hobbyist Table Saw for Wood/Plastic/PCB Cutting, Includes Chuck & Sanding Disc

This tiny table saw is exactly what I wanted. I Scratch build terrain and features for TTRPGs and was hand cutting wood pieces. I am a poor "cutter" and have been unhappy with the inaccuracy of my pieces. After reviewing many of these mini saws, i got this one and so far it is perfect. It even has an arbor for adding a sanding pad to. I use it to cut popsicle sticks, small diameter dowels and other small pieces generally between 3/8" and 3/16" sizes. This cuts them cleanly with no binding or dragging.

First off, this little thing is adorable, and perfect for the crafter or hobbyist; it works as it should and cuts smoothly. Right off the bat though, there are two issues: 1) make sure you don't have the blade height as high as it will go. I did that and the motor kept pulling, stopping, and going again. Upon inspection, there's actually no stopping point from the belt to the underside of the table top, so the belt was just rubbing away on the bottom of the saw table. Refer to the picture- on the left of the machine, if you can see the light then the belt is good, no need to take the table off every time you adjust. 2) The wing nut is too big to tighten the angle ruler on a 0 degree angle. Technically that's not a real problem, as you can build a jig or fence to give yourself whatever sized pieces you need, but still, that's something that was overlooked in the design. Overall though, I still give it 4 stars for what it is. I plan to make gifts as coasters, trivets, and probably christmas ornaments as gifts with this. Second pic is a tic-tac-toe board I made out of scrap pallet wood while testing this out.

Loving this little table saw. Great for small detail work. Has trouble with thicker pieces and harder woods, but once you know its limits it is a great little tool.

The saw came well packaged. I runs great. As another review mentioned, the hose doesn't fit and has to be scrunched, the only reason for 4 stars. It cut 1/4" poplar with extreme ease.

I love this little table saw. It is great for my craft projects. It is easy to use and performs better than I expected. Update: Had a small problem with this saw. Contacted the seller and they quickly sent the needed parts (plus extras) under warranty. I highly recommend this seller. Excellent customer service.

I bought this specifically for small wooden projects. It does have nice capabilities but is very limited in the type of wood you can cut. Obviously you're not going to cut oak or walnut but you would think it wouldn't be a problem with the wooden you get at Hobby Lobby. It does have several power selections but I find it does not seem to do much in the ability to cut thicker or even the thinnest wood. It still is a product I use but have bought a couple of other small crafting saws from Dremel. The other thing that is aggravating is the "rip" fence. It would really be nice to be able to move it so you wouldn't have to adjust each side. It does come with a plethora of attachments and accessories which is nice, and a hole for a vacuum attachment. The size is a plus for small working areas. If you can live with the limitations it can be a nice addition to your hobby tools.

I purchased this, primarily for cutting PC boards but I'm sure I'll find other uses for it. It was very easy to assemble a couple parts. To test it, I changed the saw blade to the diamond saw (came with it), lowered the blade to the appropriate height (a nice feature) and did a couple cuts on a copper clad pc board. The cuts were clean & precise. The guide and push bar held true (weren't sloppy) making fine straight cuts. I added the sanding wheel to the chuck arbor on the side and sanded the fine copper burrs. Job well done. No, you can't build a house with this, but for small hobby, precise cutting it's the ticket.

Overall, pretty nice and seems like it'll work as intended. Better assembly instructions would be nice. Also, the drill chuck would not slip on the spindle as designed. Had to take a file to the spindle and run the motor to evenly remove material so that the chuck would slip on. The chuck will also rub on the table if you raise the blade to it's max height, which is noted in the paperwork to just "lower the saw blade". Not really a solution. Once again, I took a file and removed a bit of the table edge and solved this issue as well. If you're handy, this can be perfect for you. If not, you may be a bit frustrated.