Radial arm saws with an underframe
You can comfortably perform saw jobs with a radial arm saw with an underframe. For example, you can cut baseboards or laminate at a comfortable working height between 75 and 110cm. The underframe allows you to put the radial arm saw at your desired height. You can also slide out the underframe to about 1 or 2.5m wide, which gives you more space for your material, like long planks. This way, the underframe supports your workpiece well while you’re working. You can also turn the flip-over radial arm saws into a table saw. That's useful as it allows you to cut material lengthwise as well.
Saw blade diameter 216 mm
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Maximum cutting depth 60 mm
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Standard radial arm saw
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Saw blade diameter 305 mm
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Maximum cutting depth 155 mm
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Flip-over saw
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Saw blade diameter 184 mm
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Maximum cutting depth 50 mm
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Saw blade diameter 184 mm
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Maximum cutting depth 50 mm
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Saw blade diameter 184 mm
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Maximum cutting depth 50 mm
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Saw blade diameter 216 mm
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Maximum cutting depth 70 mm
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Standard radial arm saw
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Saw blade diameter 254 mm
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Maximum cutting depth 90 mm
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Standard radial arm saw
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Saw blade diameter 216 mm
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Maximum cutting depth 70 mm
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Standard radial arm saw
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Saw blade diameter 254 mm
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Maximum cutting depth 90 mm
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Standard radial arm saw
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Saw blade diameter 305 mm
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Maximum cutting depth 105 mm
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Standard radial arm saw
