No load speed: 5000 rpm * Turntable with accurate locking positions for all common angles * Clamping device for holding the workpiece securely in position * Spindle lock for easy and fast blade change and a laser cutting guide * Includes: 60T TCT saw. Saying that I have some 150mm fascias I’ll need to cut but think I’ll be using hand saw for that anyway plus I have butt joints n corner covers to cover the imperfections. ii) All persons viewing a Lot are hereby made aware that there may be significant risks at the Storage Location including moving machinery and equipment; Caution should be exercised at all times and children and animals/pets must be fully supervised at all times. ii) The Auctioneers may appoint as arbitrator any person including but without limitation any partners of their own firm or any person in their employ who decision shall be final and binding on the Vendor and the Purchaser. On using it two days ago it started catching on the wood/stopping as though it didn't have sufficient power to cut the timber and then when I released the 'On' button it kept spinning for a long time afterwards.

Certain models offer a single bevel sliding system that provide wider cuts and side extension wings to keep your longer boards secure and balanced when making cuts. If you look at the pic you've posted it looks like its being worn down at an angle, that shouldn't be happening. i) On failure of compliance with the Conditions, the Auctioneers may without prejudice to any other rights they may have, resell the Lot or Lots, either by public auction or private contract and the deficiency (if any) arising upon the resale together with all expenses shall be due as a debt by the defaulter of the first sale.Then i looked at the commutator pic and it does look as though the brush holders aren't holding them in place properly as the saw motor spins i say that because the edge of the brush is rough, it should be smooth not rough at all.

Many saws come with safety catches to avoid accidents, but for as an extra precaution, unplugging the device will negate any risk of serious injury.If you cant get some of these parts It is probably worth looking for alternative tools that you can get major parts for. From looking at the brush it looks like it isn't being held in it's holder properly that causes electric current to burn the carbon that makes the brush work thats why your getting the ring of sparks, check with the brushes in place if they move about. No its not standing around when I purchased it it stayed in the box for six months,the saw was been used when it suddenly started sparking and we are not just talking little electric flashes we are talking full blown ring of sparks that crackle when the trigger is pulled.