Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR invalzaag, 165,1 mm, handcirkelzaag met 48-tands hardmetalen zaagblad, hoekverstelling 0–45°, zaagdiepte 55 mm, voor hout en kunststof, geleiderail niet inbegrepen

Nice saw, I would buy this again, the price is great.

Good saw only issue electric lead a bit short .should be able to cut 8 ft sheets

The saw itself gets five stars. The track only four. The truck has rubber protruding from the side and the directions said that the first cut would cut that excess rubber iff. It did not. It mangled it and I had to repair it with as razor blade.

Good tool with enough power to get the job done! Only reason it gets 3 stars is because the blade was a little underwhelming. I put a different blade on and it worked like a dream!

Alla fine di un iter interminabile per indirizzo errato che non risultava da nessuna parte comunque sono riuscito a entrare in possesso del pacco andando a ritirarlo di persona senza aver ricevuto una mail di conferma dopo giorni di interminabili scambi di mail, hanno ancora controllato se l'utensile funziona ma sembra in ottime condizioni l'unica cosa sarebbe utile ricevere dettagli dettagli specifici sulla modalità della consegna.... Sarebbe molto utile specificare che bisogna trovarsi necessariamente in ca da a, tra l'altro considerando che era una spedizione nazionale potrebbe essere un po' più dinamica

J'ai acheté cette machine pour découper des panneaux de mélamine La vis qui bloque la lame se deserre alors que normalement la vis doit se serrer avec la rotation Le filet doit être à gauche par rapport au sens de rotation de la scie C'est un erreur de conception je pense

Sierra funcional, podría mejorar las partes móviles, un poco plastiquera. Cumple, si no eres muy exigente con la precision

This is a good track saw. I also purchased the 105 inch tracks that are very well made. I do have 2 issues with this saw. Number 1: This saw does NOT accept standard North American blades that have a 5/8 inch center hole. It needs a 20mm center hole and they are much harder to find. Number 2: When you need to change the blade, there is no way to keep the saw lowered to the proper depth so that the Hex wrench fits in the window on the side. What I do is to set the plunge depth gage at the proper height and then bring the saw down to the stop and with one hand hold it there while pushing the rotor lock, while using the Hex key with the other hand. Luckily, I changed the blade once for a Makita and won't have to do this hand gymnastic to often. Other than that, the saw is OK. The dust collection is not to bad and the cut quality with the new blade is excellent.

I bought this because the first generation got some good reviews but after I received it, I found it won't fit a standard track, and I had to buy Vevor's track to make it work. That track only comes in small sections and you need to put 4 sections together to make a full 8' cut. I prefer the larger sections. Also, the zero-clearance rubber on the track tends to fall off so you need to press it on very firmly to make sure it stays put. Also, as for the saw, I replaced the blade right away because the one that comes on it is no good. The depth adjuster is hard to use, and it takes such a force to lock it in place that sometimes it hurts my hand. Overall, I can make good straight cuts. I will live with it, but I wish Vevor would have made it fit standard tracks and fix the depth adjuster so it's easy to use.

Came to me in a damaged box missing the quick rip guide. (This is not the track saw rail guide - that is not part of this package, but there is supposed to be an attachable rip fence guide for using without a track rail.) I immediately filled out the customer support form on the Vevor site. They responded that they have received my message and photos. But for some reason they must "investigate." How does one investigate missing parts? If you are tempted to buy from Vevor, do it via Amazon where you can get help and easily return damaged or incomplete products. It seems Vevor has not quite figured out direct customer support in the US at this time. As for the saw itself, I purchased it based on the good youtube reviews. The saw is metal and the body feels substantial, but the knobs are cheap plastic and the adjustments are very hard; it feels like you're going to break the knobs when trying to adjust them. As every reviewer has noted, the blade is garbage. It actually flexes. For a $100 saw, I'd probably keep it if it had come with all the parts. That's why I gave it 3 starts. I believe it would do a basic job of cutting down plywood - my main need. But customer support and quality are more important to me in my elder years than price, so I'll probably step up to a premium brand track saw backed by a name brand vendor.