TITAN Sliding Bevel Mitre Saw TTB794MSW Unboxing & Set Up
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- A video unboxing and showing how to set up the TITAN Sliding Bevel Mitre Saw
If you'd like to see a video of me using the saw or of the hoover I mentioned attached as an extraction let me know.
I purchased this saw from Screwfix in the UK at the time of posting the video the price was £99.99
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Any questions feel free to get in touch
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I just bought one of these on Thursday and the stand. As a DIYer it's brilliant for making quick and accurate cuts. I checked the angles before cutting anything and it was already spot on out the box. Had the stand built and the saw mounted within 15 minutes. I was a bit dubious before buying but I needn't have worried. If you're thinking about buying one you won't be disappointed
Totally agree. Out the box mine was also spot on. I've still not opened my stand but you make it sound like it will be quick and easy 👍🏻
@@thedoitalldad the stand is really easy. Just bolt on a few plastic headed knobs and the slides. Trickiest part was adding the nuts and bolts to the support bars on the saw base. Fiddly more than tricky but easy enough
Agree with the fiddly bit. I bought a Von Hausen stand from Amazon as Screwfix had run out of their own. It was only a couple of quid more and worth every penny.
@pamhill8710 sounds good. There's probably easier and better solutions to the fiddly nuts and bolts arrangement on the cheaper stands but tbh, you only need to do it once so not really an issue
I would like to see a blade change please 😮
Perfect review mate, cheers! Especially helped knowing that the locking bolt is stiff, had me head scratching for a while!!
Don't worry I was there for a while (Off camera) 😅
Excellent video, wouldn’t mind a demo of the machine plus especially how to adjust the angle of the blade if it goes out. Well done.
Cheers this helped alot, subscribed. Keep doing what youre doing mate. Of your willing, get a small collar microphone so we can hear you clearly and it makes the whole video more presentable and professional, more life to you brother 😌
It's not that I can't hear you clearly, I can. I think it will just take your content to the next level that's all
Thank you, really helpful 👍🏻
Thank you for the video
Hi there, please would you show a blade change? I can't seem to work it out. Many thanks!🙂
Dude. This was so useful thanks very very much
No problem!
Brilliant little vid!! Just what I needed!!
Hope it helped 👍🏻
Perfect review cheers mate 👍🏻
Hope it was helpful
Hello thanks for the video. Is there a demonstration video on how to use it for cuts 45 ect 🎉
I’d really appreciate a skirting board cut demo 😊😊
La compre hace unos dias, prestar atención porque la mia falla el angulo en el corte de 45º
The little black piece of metal protruding out under the handle on the motor body, how do you release that mine won’t budge. Think it stops the blade spinning because if you press the trigger no blade spin but plenty of smoke from the motor
Gosh I struggled with this first time as well. Had to watch this a couple of times, eventually I got enough confident to give it a couple of swift taps with a hammer and that worked. Its fine now.
La compré ayer, pero tengo un problema. Puesta la base en 0, su corte no está a escuadro perfecto falla 1 milimetro. ¿Hay forma de corregir ese fallo?
Is the dust bag any use and if not any ideas re solution .????
It seems to work pretty well but fills up very quickly! You can attach a hoover
How do I release the spindle lock lever?
@user-dr6jk5qk2z push the saw down a little to release the pressure then pull the black know to the right. It's stiff so takes a reasonable amount of pull to release
How do you get the clamp to work? As I tighten it on the piece I’am cutting, the black steel rod just slides up out of hole it’s sat in?
It's kind of a compression fit. Make sure the black rod is fully inserted into the hole and use the yellow lock screw onto the piece of wood to apply pressure to the wood. It lifts slightly before sideways pressure pushes the knurled bit of the black rod into the side of the hole to make it clamp
Great review mate, i think i'll buy one of these, can you tell me the thickness of the blade? Also, i've never used one of these before and was wondering if there is a way you can make a partial cut, like say you have a piece of wood that is 3cm thick, only make a 1cm deep cut into the wood?
Thanks!
Maybe a circular saw would be better for that
@@MuramasaRob you can indeed. There's a "stop" screw on it that allows you to set the cut depth
Whats the longest length of cut this saw can make?
@slowcamel123 it can cut up to 330mm
I just got one and the locking bolt wont pull out. Cant even begin :(
It's really stiff at first. Try to twist it as you're pulling it out
You have to sort of lift the blade or pull it down a little bit and then pull the lock out
What is the longest that it can cut?
@@losedarkhorse 330mm
I've just bought this and it doesn't cut straight. It's rubbish. It's set at 0 degrees and from the front to the back of the piece of 1x2 wood I used for a first cut its pissed as shit. Fresh out the box. I should have gone for the old faithul.....DeWalt
I've had no issues with mine, but I do think it's one of those brands where you can be unlucky and get a bit of a rubbish one. If I had the money I'd always go with a well known brand like DeWalt
@@thedoitalldadI did have the money for a DeWalt. I was in Screwfix pacing up and down debating whether I should go cheap or go for a brand I've used for 15 years.
Ah well, lesson learned.
Good video btw.
Bruh Even with the more expensive one like metabo and many others you have to adjust it first before use by loosing the screws and set the angle, then start using it.
Look even on some YT tutorials.
There's always one😂
@@stevenpayne1138 Indeed there is. Picked mine up today for £90 and so far just done a few test cuts at the sort of angles I expect to need to do, checked them and all's well. Those cuts mean it can cope with the 3 projects I effectively bought it for. After that, in my mind, it's already paid for itself and anything else is a bonus.
I think one of the reviews on the Screwfix website about sums it up; He said something along the lines of don't buy a Dacia Duster and then complain that it can't keep up with a Lamborghini. That particular reviewer said he'd bought it to do one job (decking I think) and it would have cost more to hire a mitre saw for the 3 weeks he's used it.
Yep, I could have spent about 2.5 x the money on the most basic DeWalt that won't do the width cuts I need in one pass and then have a more expensive paperweight in my shed for the next few months until I need it again. If it was for professional use and I used it regularly (and I could put it down as a legitimate business expense) I'd be spending many hundreds more on the Lamborghini of Sliding Mitre Saws but I'll settle for the (Dusty) Duster for now.