Description
Our flagship H5 panel saws are ideally suited for customers looking for a full sized vertical panel saw at a very affordable price. This saw has a crosscutting height of 64″ while delivering an accuracy of 1/32″ straight and square. The only difference between this model and our H4 and H6 models are that the they provide 50″, and 74″ maximum crosscuts.
Standard Equipment
- Zinc plated 1 ¾”steel guide tubes.
- 4 Nylatron roller bearing systems.
- Adjustable vertical and horizontal rulers.
- Quick change from vertical to horizontal cutting.
- Thin material pressure guard.
- Injection-molded plastic material rollers.
- Spring loaded counter balance system.
- Integrated dust collection bonnet.
- Extended warranty.
- TUV certified to UL/CSA standards
skoobiz –
we have been using this same saw since the 90s without having any problems that you wouldn’t expect. We had to replace the brushes in the motor a few years back and some of the wheels have some breaks in them and need to be replaced but considering we are primarily a machine shop I’d say it has held up way better than we expected when we bought it kudos to safety speed cut
wayne rees –
Not impressed
I bought the H5 from Axminster POwer tools in the UK at a cost of over $5000, for that I expected a quality product, but what I received was far from what I expected. I bought the saw to cut 5×5 sheets of laser plywood, but on thin sections they bent so bad it cased the saw to jam, solution, put a sacrificial strip of ply under the unsupported sheet, then cut through, the result transformed the machine with one simple mod, I have had to make 10 other major improovements so I can use the machine, and although it is in use, there wer too many issues out of the box. Im happy to help you make improovements, just contact me as below
GARY F MCMAHAN –
The quality of the chassis and the cutting sled are great, however why the 15 amp Milwaukee motor head is used is beyond me. I bought this saw for a special project and was super excited to get it set up and in operation. However, this saw wasn’t in operation 4 hours and the motor decided to quit working. Of course, it was Friday afternoon so getting some support was impossible. Had to adapt a worm-drive Skilsaw to the sled to keep working. Not happy.