Metabo TS254 Site Saw | Toolstop Review 

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Best on the back but a split hose can be attached top & bottom. 2 years too late?

Agree.

exactly...I hate this misleading sales style...post as a review and give no pro;s and cons....try resawing a 14 cm deep piece of oak on it...bet that will bog it down and overheat it.

I dream of the day that reviewers stop saying literally.......... The guide fence literally just pulls out, NO! It does actually pull out, not literally ffs. The blade with two figers literally winde it to go up, NO! it actually went up when you wound the wheel ffs! The sliding bed Is literally held in place with one screw, sorry it is actually held in place with one screw. 😂😂😂😂😂

You must speak bloke for these 😁. Literally a massive piece of kit!

А какие для столяров и плотников?

Fair enough, but see videos like this as part of the research process!

it's bait and switch, this IS NOT A REVIEW. I own the 216...smaller saw, but decent...good item or not..this is a shameful way to do buisness.

How loud is 216? Can you compare it to any other saw?

it spins quite fast...fairly loud, but since I have built all my old table saws in the past myself I cannot compare it to anything else...it is still a decent little saw I must say....If I could go back and buy a different saw though...I would probably buy the bosch(not the pro pts 10 I think) or einhell(205 I think) tbh, they cost less and are the same quality as far as I can see.

Oh come on, it's a bit of useful (and free) information. As the Toolstop guy says above, it can be used as part of the research process. It's not pretending to be anything other than a review by a retailer. I don't think anyone with any sense is going to rush out and buy one of these solely on the basis of this one video. Even if they do, are they necessarily going to buy it from Toolstop?!

I'm dubious about someone implying there's no difference between a negative and something that's not perfect ;)

@@FrankyFeedler No product is without flaws then? Do you feel better about that? So I actually bought the saw and I can tell you its a very good saw overall but it certainly does have some negatives, for example the fence doesn't always set perfectly strait, it can in fact be quite a way out, placement of the height adjustment wheel can mean that it sometimes interferers with the lever to clamp the fence, regular adjustment of the tension on the fence lever is needed to avoid this. I also find dust accumulates around and under the distance window and there's a tendency for thin strips of timber to get caught in the dust extraction port which isn't very large. Otherwise its good, I'm particularly impressed with how sturdy the built in legs are, I was expecting at least some wobble but they're rock solid.

@@fredbarron8582 Thanks, that is useful information. I had my doubts about the legs too but apparently they are well designed. Good to know.

very heavy and clumsy, certainly not suitable for climbing the stairs by hand