Uses It is considered one of the most important carpentry workshop devices and is used for: • Cutting wooden panels such as MDF and Plywood. • Rip Cutting wood. • Cross Cutting using a guide or carriage. • Cutting angles such as 45° and 90°. • Manufacturing: • Doors. • Kitchens and cabinets. • Tables and chairs. • All types of furniture. Expected Specifications • Induction motor with a power of 1.5 to 3 horsepower. • Circular blade with a diameter of 20 or 25 inches. • Upper table made of iron covered with wood for ease of movement and to ensure stability. • Ability to raise and lower the blade, and tilt it up to 45°. • Often operates on 220 or 380 volts depending on the motor type.