Mini Cut-off Miter Saw for Cutting Metal Wood Plastic Arts & Crafts, 110V Power Benchtop Cut Off Miter Saw with 2" Blade 1/2" Cuting Depth Miter

Its a good little saw for hobbyist. Wont cut large or thick material but easily will cut a few popsicle sticks or dowel rods. I used it to cut flooring and railing for a dollhouse and it made life so much easier. Would definitely recommend.

Thid is a very good saw. It works well with either the abrasive cut-off wheel or the saw blade. We are using this saw to cut type L (hard) copper pipe of 1/4" ID for fabrication of small pipe fittings for use in the lab.The saw arrived ahead of schedule and was well packaged and not damaged in any way.

Nice little saw easy to use. Cuts copper pipe. Hard to hold long lengths in place while trying to cut. The blade provided only lasts for a few cuts.

Got cutter about 30 days ago, got it to cut steel and graphite shafts golf clubs I repair them, the 2nd week blade would not cutt anything, blade would just stop, the reason I got this cutter was for the size and it said it would do what I wanted to, changed blade know the ext. one that came with it a diamond blade, that cutter wouldn't cut butter send Amazon a return for a label, buy told me UPS had to pick it up and only let me have 2 days to return it also Amazon prime customer out when I send it back it said when we get the return you will get your payment back in 7 days NOT TRUE it's 14 days they said new way why am I a Amazon prime customer Amazon play by their own rules

It works. It really works. if you're a crafter and need a little saw that works............."This is it"!

I absolutely love this table saw! It cuts very well and perfect for my crafting! Definitely recommend

I was so excited to get this saw, figuring it would make cutting dollhouse trim a breeze. And it does!Sorta.Very easy to set up and use. The angle feature is awesome, but just FYI only turns in one direction. (I suppose a professional carpenter can easily figure out the correct way to flip a piece of trim in order to cut it in the right direction, but a bit harder for amateurs like me. There was definitely some trial and error.)But the main reason for my lukewarm review: The design of this saw doesn't allow the blade to cut all the way through the wood, leaving about 1/16" to 1/8" of splintered end. Maybe not such a big deal when you're working with slightly larger pieces, but when attempting a precision cut on 1/2" dollhouse trim, that bit of scraggle is a huge hindrance.I considered doctoring a platform of some sort to remedy this, but ultimately just decided to return it. If I wanted to MacGuyver a saw, I'd just build something to mount my Dremel. (Which I may do.)Until then, guess I'll be going back to using my coping saw and miter box. :/

Cuts small pieces of wood. Easy to use.

Saw is great for the hobby modeller. Cuts easily if used properly on brass, steel, wood.