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SIP 10" Professional Cast Iron Table Saw - 3hp

SIP Cast Iron Table Saw. 10inch (254mm) 3hp. Professional Level. 230v (16amp)

This SIP 10" heavy duty table saw has a large cast iron table to ensure flatness and comes complete with two extension tables and a cabinet stand. The sturdy, full-length rip fence with a Quick-lock, micro adjustable lock ensures precision, accuracy, durability, stability, and efficiency, and for mitreing and bevelling, the saw has a heavy-duty cast mitre fence. It is equipped with an effective dust extraction port via a 100mm outlet.

Further features include: Fine adjustment for rising and fall saw blade with lock and adjustment of depth of cut, enhancing efficiency. 45-degree adjustable blade with blade lock. Extension tables can be mounted on each side when a sliding carriage is not fitted. 'T' slotted cast mitre guide included.

Comes with: 10inch TCT Saw Blade. Two extensions tables and a cabinet stand.

Optional extras: sliding carriage and legs available separately.

Special Order: Typically 4 - 6 business day delivery

How thick of wood can a 10 table saw cut?

Achieving remarkable precision and versatility, a 10-inch table saw is capable of slicing through wood of considerable thickness. Typically, such a saw can handle a depth of cut up to 3-½ inches when set at 90 degrees.

Angle adjustments can affect cutting capacity. Tilting the blade to 45 degrees will reduce the maximum cutting depth. This adjustment is often necessary for angled cuts, requiring some forethought.

Balancing blade sharpness and motor power maximizes the capacity. A well-maintained blade ensures optimal performance and prolongs tool life. Consistent upkeep is pivotal.

What safety features does it have?

The SIP 10" cast iron table saw is engineered with an array of safety features designed to safeguard users while enhancing efficiency. Its robust construction is complemented with modern safety technologies, ensuring peace of mind for both seasoned professionals and enthusiastic hobbyists alike.

Primarily, the saw includes a sturdy riving knife and anti-kickback pawls, which are instrumental in maintaining safe operation by preventing wood from binding and causing kickback. Furthermore, the blade guard assembly offers clear visibility while shielding users from accidental contact, merging safety with high functionality.

In addition, the on/off switch is strategically placed for easy accessibility, allowing for quick power disconnection in emergencies.

Electrical
Volts
220 - 240 Volts
Phase
Single
Hertz
50 Hz
Watts (Input)
2200 Watts
Horse Power (Input)
3 hp
RPM
3500 rpm
Plug Fitted
No
NVR Switch
Yes
Saw
Saw Blade Diameter (mm)
250 mm
Max Rip Width (mm)
760mm
Blade Bore (mm)
25.4 mm
Blade Supplied
Yes
Max. Cutting Height (mm)
75mm
Tilts to
45 °
Cut Depth at Max Tilt
53mm
Mitre Gauge Included
Yes
Scoring Blade
No
General
Sliding Table
Optional
Table Width mm
560mm
Table Depth mm
800mm
Table Height mm
860mm
Width with Extensions mm
1170mm
Dust Extraction Port mm
100 mm
Warranty w/o Registration
12 Months
Warranty w/ Registration
24 Months
Total Weight (Kgs)
197 Kgs
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A truly excellent saw! The fence system is just so nice to use, easy to set, and nice and smooth on the rail. The gearing from raising and lowering the...
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We have been using this saw every day for three months now and rang ieDepot to get a new blade. They asked us to leave a review and I am...
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Are there any special tips for table saws?

Yes. there are four very important issues to remember. These tips will help you get long and satisfactory use of your machine. The first is that the table surface of the saw and any sliding carriage or extensions attached must be cleaned and degreased thoroughly before the first operation and then have a protective coat applied to the surface. These surfaces should offer little resistance to the movement of the wood passing over it. This will require regular maintenance and application over the life of the machine. The second is that there must be adequate dust collection at all times and that the blade tilting and raising mechanisms and other areas prone to dust and chip build-up must be blown off regularly. The third issue to be aware of is that during the early operation of your saw any drive belts must be inspected and re-tensioned as required. The final piece of advice we would offer is that using an appropriate sharp blade is more critical than having extra horsepower.

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