Unfortunately, this deal has expired 28 August 2023.
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Posted 29 June 2023
Parkside Plunge Saw £79.99 @ Lidl
In store: National ·
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About this deal
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
- For precise cuts in wood, plastic or light building materials such as plasterboard
- With guide rail made from aluminium – can be mounted in 2 lengths (70cm or 140cm)
- Allows close-wall working up to 12mm – ideal for shadow and expansion joints
- Tilting saw blade for precise mitre cuts
- Cutting depth adjustable from 0-56mm
- Includes spacer wedge - prevents the saw blade from jamming
- Easy saw blade change thanks to the "Spindle Lock" spindle restraint
- Ergonomic soft grip with safety switch
- Connection for external dust extraction
- Cable length: 4m
- Suitable for standard saw blades with Ø 165mm
- Cutting angle: 90-45°
- Max. cutting depth at 90°: 56mm
- Max. cutting depth at 45°: 42mm
- Included accessories: 1 multi-purpose saw blade Ø 165mm with 24 teeth (pre-mounted), 2-piece guide rail with connecting element, 2 assembly spanners, 1 dust extraction adaptor
- Rated power consumption: 1200W
- Rated no-load rotation speed: n°5200rpm
- 3-year warranty
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Edited by a community support team member, 29 June 2023
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23 Comments
sorted byIf you search on YouTube for Peter Millard he's a professional woodworker who does in depth reviews of this saw and comparisons with others, and has an in depth track saw workshop series where he explains everything about them, for anyone new to them.
While most people seem happy with them, there was apparently a bad batch a few years ago that were covered in oil and didn't work so well, so that sometimes explains some of the bad older reviews on YouTube and elsewhere. (edited)
It fits Evolution track or you can buy extra track at
kompernass.com/en/…ail (edited)
A plunge saw you fix the depth but then plunge down to that depth.
A plunge saw can do an internal only cuts safely (may need finishing with normal saw in corners).
Both can run on compatible tracks ( some circular saws may need adapters )
Without a track the circular saw is better as you do not plunge.
IMHO plunge saws have better dust collection.
It comes with two rails in the box
These clamps - ebay.co.uk/itm…788 - fit and at £16 are a little cheaper than the Makita ones.
Can't justify dropping 200/300 on a second hand DeWalt or Makita.
From first hand experience Lidl have great returns with 3 year warranty so if it is poor then I'm confident I'll be able to get a refund.