Einhell PXC TE-TS 36/210 Li-Solo The CHEAPEST Cordless Table Saw Online - Setup & Test Cut - Part 2
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- čas přidán 12. 05. 2022
- In this video I'll take you through the steps of getting the cheapest cordless table saw on the internet setup correctly. So you can actually use it to get accurate and repeatable cuts.
This is a 36V battery operated table saw sold by Einhell in the 210 mm saw-blade category of table saw or so called "job site" portable table saw's.
This is part 2 out of a 3 part video series about this saw. The setup and test cut.
Enjoy!
Disclaimer: This test is performed without any incentives on a privately purchased item and in no way related to the manufacturer.
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Thank you, brilliant.
Thank you , the best videos to explain us how to use it
I very much enjoyed this one, i do not intend to buy the tablesaw but was looking at the battery miter saw.
Anyway your videos prove that einhell has something to offer for the price range.
There aren't too many english reviews or repair videos for einhell either.
So underrated channel...I will share it with my relatives and friends.
Thank you so much, it was really useful 😊
THANK YOU
I have this table saw and the guard wasnt perfectly straight with the blade because it wasnt in the groove so the wood would get pinched between the blade and the guard creating friction and kickback so i asked einhell to do an adjustment tutorial video on this saw so i could fix it but they didnt respond
very good review thanks
Thanks for watching!
I’m thinking of buying this table saw I’ve got a corded Excel portable table saw 210mm 1500W it’s a great saw perfectly square outta box no setting up needed but it’s got a splitter instead of a riving knife so when u lower the blade the splitter stays put that only downside but this Einhell seem better option especially for price wise only for hobbyist work great video tutorials well explained
Nice video, thanks for making this and uploading it. It’s good to see there is plenty of adjustability. I’m considering buying this table saw. Presumably you have used it quite a bit now, do you recommend? I presume I can buy some battery adaptors to use my Makita batteries.
Thanks! I would not recommend this one for fine furniture making but to use for some DIY stuff pretty sufficient. Once setup, accurate to a mm, so good enough to cut finishing trim pieces etc. I used it quite a bit with some oak, for that I would recommend using some 6 Ah batteries and a better saw blade, so you get the max power out of it. I’m pretty sure adaptors are sold on either eBay or Amazon.
@@toolteardownbuenas le escribo desde Colombia, le deseo muchos éxitos, aprendí mucho en sus tres videos relacionados con esta sierra de mesa, hace un exelente contenido detallando todo, me gustaría saber en base a su conocimiento y experiencia cuales sierras de mesas son mejores para la fabricación de muebles, y repito gracias por su buen contenido de CZcams.
Good morning Mr. Thanks for the detailed explanations, I'm already waiting for part 3. I need your help disassembling my TE-CD 18 Li-i BL, the torque setting is loose. On your video you can't see how to loosen the screw of the drill chuck. I know that at Makita it is clockwise rotation and Bosch counterclockwise rotation, but on Einhell? Maybe you still remember it. Many thanks in advance.
Check out the little video I made for you ;-). It’s clockwise or LH thread. With lock-tide on it, so pretty tight.
anyone who bought this one change the blade. i got tct 60 teeth (im not an expert about blades) even newer one has more teeth, even then saw performed way better. especially on hardwood. night and day difference.
Many thanks for the heads up, off to buy a 60 tooth blade for my Ozito as they are labelled here in Australia.
Do you know where I can get the hose extension and Y connector? I found one on ebay for a Dewalt but it was $350!!!! Which is more than I paid for the table saw!!@@##??????😮
@@buckrodgers2303 i dont know. i would buy 3d printed parts.
@@buckrodgers2303 i got 54 tooth bosch multimaterial later, it s thicker, need to slow down little but it can cut aluminium too. i cut some 2040 t slot profiles. also thinner blades vibrate and gives more artifact on the surface.
@@sfrskzhala kullanıyor musun hocam testereyi, memnun musun ve tavsiye eder misin, Bir de alüminyumda nasıl, aldığım bu çağın linkini koyabilir misiniz rica etsem
@@musakoca2684 amazondan almıştım ben. valla adam akıllı kesiyor. kaliteli bıçakla iş görüyor ama üçgen gönye ile siperi düzlemem gerekiyor her mesafe değiştirdiğimde. malzeme kalitesi olarak fena makine değil. ama çok sık kullanma şansın da olmuyor.