Отзывы о Дисковая пила Worx WX437, 800 Вт

Unfortunately I thought i was getting a good saw to help cut in to floorboards but discovered that the on switch to be a littleout of range to hold the saw correctly and use the trigger at the same time. Has a tendancy to not cut very straight without a lot of effort needed to hold the saw well in place while cutting. Not so easy to use unless for very light work.

Купил это после того, как просмотрел множество разных до такой степени, что начал сам себя сбивать с толку. Итак, YouTube перешел к повторному просмотру, просмотрел множество обзоров и остановился на этом. Очень удобен в использовании, для его запуска достаточно нажать 2 кнопки, затем только 1. Лазер... как приятное дополнение, это ни в малейшей степени не помогло, так что вы могли бы купить это дешевле без лазера. Я делал полки, и они проходили сквозь доски толщиной 1/2 дюйма, как горячий нож сквозь масло. Поставляется в очень красивом футляре с дополнительными лезвиями... 8/10. Я бы порекомендовал.

Firstly I should explain that I have been using and caring for powered circular saws of all types since 1962 in my trade as a carpenter and joiner, now retied but having time to work on my own house for a change. I bought this worx saw to do some tasks more suited to a saw of this design, when it arrived and I used it for the first time it was imediately completely useless, within the first ten seconds it was clear to me that the supplied blade was faulty, on close inspection I could see it had been manufactured incorrectly with all of the teeth "set" to one side and not each one set to alternate sides of the blade as they should be ( I actually re set the teeth with my own specialised tool) phoned Amazon explaind the prob and was refunded the cost of another blade, the original blade that I "re set" is still in the saw and has done a lot of work, and so far the the saw and blade are now excellent !! I can recomend IF you get a correctly made blade. PLEASE DONT ATTEMPT TO RE SET A CIRCULAR SAW UNLESS YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE DOING !!!!! 3stars but only because of the blade prob.

Liked the saw and its ease of use, but the first one only lasted a few months of infrequent use. Amazon replaced it very efficiently and quickly so time will tell how long this one will last.

I bought this for general diy jobs as found a general circular saw too cumbersome.
I decided to try and tile a hearth and then realised this had a diamond tile cutter disc. I used a general tile cutter for most cuts but this came into its own for small cuts, such as the few mm needed to be removed from a 9mm thick porcelain tile.
I thought about a cordless version but I don’t really have plans to use away from home so this is great.
I would buy again.

Bought this specifically for long cust in laminate flooring, on which it's a dream to use; same for other thin[ish] materials.
I was cooncerned about other reviews stating how difficult/impossible it was to cur a straight line. As it happens, I tried to trim the bottom off a door - didn't have my full size saw with me. It was tough going and I couldn't keep to a stright line but this saw isn't built for that, so can't complain.
The only down sides so far is that the on/off switch is tricky to operate one handed. Only a minor issue and not worthy of a dropped star. Same with the blades being unavailable at stores.
The good sides = Nice big sturdy case that will close without having to tie up the cable - Laser works well and I guess the batteries will last so long as I remember to switch it off.
EDIT Have now used it to cut the long edges of 12mm laminate. Impossible to cut in a straight line. I'm not a carpenter but as experienced with cutting wood. Don't know why I couldn't cut a straight line, just glad I had a plunge saw with me. Not glad it was a few days over the month money back period.

Quite a chunky tool which was not uncomfortable or hard to hold. Slightly disappointed with the accuracy, ended up clamping a betten to use as a guide as it is easy to wander from a straight line making a freehand cut. Coped with chipboard loft flooring if careful to keep a straight cut but did tend to struggle if I wandered off the straight and true. Having only a short base plate did not seem to help. Still pleased with this tool and look forward to trying it on mild steel sheets and other types of wood which I think will give a better result and an easier cut.

I have various DIY tools that don't get much use but always on hand and this tool has seen some serious use since I bought it. From trimming MDF shelves to a ton of decking in my/son's garden, along with fence panels and posts. As far as I'm concerned it's paid for itself several times over just in terms of speed.

Very easy to use and I have found the cutting guide rail (included) to be very useful indeed. I'm lucky in that I can easily use it one handed but appreciate that someone with small hands may experience problems, as the handle is quite thick since it houses the motor. The included blade is brilliant, having said that, I have only used it for cutting wood of various thickness. Another caveat is the cutting depth which is about 26mm - all the decking I cut was 28mm thick, however the cut was deep and precise enough to simply snap the ends off. For some fence posts I simply rotated them and cut from the other side - easy.

My son and friend were well impressed with the WORX, sadly for the makers they won'y be purchasing one as they'll be borrowing mine!

I wanted a saw for long cuts and cross cuts. I have a sliding mitre saw but it is limited to 10" cuts, and I debated getting a full sized circular saw as they have more power, but in truth I don't need a big saw all the while, and I don't like the fact that unless they have soft start, bigger saws tend to do a sideways 'kick' as the motor starts.

I did lots of reviewing and product matching, and ended up getting this on a deal for £90....

The Result? This saw is easy to hold in one hand, and can cut through wood nice and straight thanks to the switchable laser on top.

Bottom line; this is a great saw that seems very capable, and not too big to make it scary or hard to handle.
Recommended!

My carpenter mate has one of these so I decided to get one. First time ever using a power saw but after a bit of practice and much YouTube instructions, I am very happy with this saw. Have cut decking, made deck steps, shelving and cut a metal pipe with both straight cuts and 45 degree mitres. This is my first time buying 'proper tools' and I usually cannot knock a nail in straight. So pleased with this saw. Easy to use, portable and comes in a nice box for storage. Now looking for other projects to tackle.

Simple to follow set up, easy to switch blade, accurate height adjustment. Good tool for the DIY’er

I have only used the saw to cut 9 Ply Plywood up to now but found the cut to be 95% splinter free in all cut directions across the board. This could be down to it being a brand new blade and may worsen in time. There was enough power in the motor to breeze through the cut without any problem at all. The only minor problem for me is I cannot press the safety button with my thumb if I hold the saw in a comfortable sawing position. I am having to press the button in with my left hand and pull the trigger in the sawing position with my right hand. Not a problem at the moment because I tend to clamp everything I cut to the workbench but may not always be able to do this if I need to hold anything with my left hand while sawing. I would like the safety button to be housed just a little higher up for this reason but understand we are not all built the same.

It's a good strong saw but the guide could be locked in with a thumbturn instead of a caphead to make it easier and the the 0(zero) on the base for the cutting point is over 1mm out fro the blade making the cut out.

Really nice bit of kit, really glad I bought it, I have used it in a number of jobs since I bought it. The shape of the guide means that it can be ajusted to take off even the smallest amount. Very little kick on start up. Lazer a great help to give stright cuts, it is so easy to follow premarked lines. So why not 5 stars? Can't understand why it it was made with 46mm cut, as so much marerial is 50mm. I can only think it is so that other blades will not fit. The replacement blades are expensive and as I have been cutting mahogany the wood blade is already feeling blunt. I don't think everyone would want the 3 blades that come with it, but there is no choice. I hope cheaper replacements come on the market soon. The grip is quite wide and when doing a lot of cutting can be difficult to grip for someone with a small hand.

Not exactly a feather weight but lots better than a full size saw. It's a handy sized tool that gets the job done. Previous comments about its accuracy are a little unfair. I'll concede that the guide isn't properly square straight out of the box, but it doesn't take much to align it by bending the bracket a wee bit. However, if you clamp a piece of straight scrap timber to your work piece, the framework runs true when either using it for left or right hand cuts. So far I've had no problems whatsoever with this efficient little tool. I assume that it is aimed at the average DIYer and not for heavy duty professional use. I would recommend this to any skilled DIY tog. Always remember that this is a serious tool and not to be abused, ALAWAYS follow the safety instructions!

The first one I purchased had damage to the base plate, which was curled up at one corner and did not sit correctly on a flat surface. It was also impossible to adjust the saw so it didn't cut at 5 degrees. If I had to guess the saw had been dropped from height, so as to put all its component out of line. I also felt when I opened the box that it has previously been opened, despite having security tie on the catches! It was returned and a replacement received two day later which was excellent service from Amazon. I've given 3 Stars as not used the replacement yet but it is totally different to the first one, as everything appears to be in line and it has a flat base plate!

Good mini saw, does get hot only used on chipboard 1", the laser is as much use as a chocolate fireguard impossible to see unless in low light, its only letdown.

It was perfect for what I needed it for

when I first started using this saw I got OK cuts if you're not a professional, just a tiny bit off square. also even going thru something as basic as regularised 3''x2'' I wasn't making thru in one pass. the saw would kick up in the last few millimetres. keeping on the line you wanted wasn't easy either.
HOWEVER, at some point I doubled the effort I applied in pushing the saw downwards and stopped trying to advance forward in the cut. keeping the plate down is obvious but it's not always clear that you haven't got it touching everywhere. push down more, the kicking up stops, it goes thru in one pass and you finally get a precise cut with a clean face.

hope this helps someone out there.

Using the the 710 watt version to cut laminate flooring..Not a bad machine and certainly more superior than a jigsaw when cutting laminate - very fast and no wander. When it works properly, the laser guide is a very useful feature indeed. However, it appears to be a bit of a mickey mouse add-on and you have to turn it on and off manually. It cannot be that difficult to integrate the laser power source into the machine can it?

If you're not used to this type of machine, you might find the ergonomics slightly odd. Personally, I would like to see a hand-grip at 90 degrees to the body - similar to an angle grinder, with the power switch built in, but that's probably me just getting used to the machine. Using it one-handed, I have found my fingers fouling the blade guard as it rotates, but i think i will get used to it. can only give 4 stars because of the unreliable laser.

This is the second one I've bought. I've marked it down for accuracy because the screw in fence thing it comes with is pretty poor and because the blade is small it doesn't keep itself on a straight line like a full size one might.

They are however really portable, make a nice cut, aren't stupidly loud and the dust extraction even works a bit.

I've built this second one into a pair of guide rails to make a mini track saw to cut sheet materials down on a vertical frame and it works perfectly.

It's a handy tool. I'm cutting 2 inch timber, which I do with two cuts. The laser is useful when plunging, to see the angle of the cut prior to sinking the cutting wheel. Nicer to use than a circular saw. Good for accuracy.

Ok....I read the reviews before buying this and as always, read the bad reviews first. Ignored them and bought it anyway. There was my mistake.

Tried cutting a single sheet of corrugated tin and it kept jamming and didn't have the power just to cutting through the snags. Every time the teeth hit the edge and even a small amount of pressure was applied it just jammed and stopped spinning. Decided to give it the benefit of doubt and then went on to cutting some chipboard. Tried cutting a 20mm sheet of chipboard and it failed terribly. I had the blade depth set correctly and followed all of the instructions. Blade kept jamming in the cut and saw just stops. tried restarting the cut and going slowly, but all that happened is the saw started smoking and still kept stopping when the blade started cutting into the wood. After a couple of attempts, the blade was too warped under the heat to continue. I get that the blades that come with it are cheap, but the lack of power for a corded saw is awful.

If you want a cool hobby saw...its probably perfect. If you want a DIY tool that will tackle even basic materials at thicknesses of 20mm, this is not the saw for you.

If my problem was isolated I would assume I got a faulty device, but I am seeing a other reviews from people with exactly the same experience.

oh....and to cap it all off, the accuracy when cutting using the laser or the iron sight as a guide is a joke. Cut starts wondering off to the left despite the laser AND the iron sight both showing the straight line being followed.

Before buying the Wrox, I bought a Mac Allister MSMCS500, which had a nice box and more blades, lower price too. However, it was far too heavy and clumsy, not really 'mini' and I needed to cut in a tight working space - especially important to keep a low profile.

The Wrox has proven perfect for the job, easy to handle, powers through floorboards, marine plywood, chipboard and the front end is relatively close to the blade, important in tight spots. Very happy with my purchase, worth the extra money.