Tafelcirkelzaag Proxxon MI 27006 — 85 W, 5000 tpm, 220–240 V, 1,8 kg

The Proxxon MI 27006 table saw is a compact benchtop cutting tool equipped with an 85 W AC motor and an idle speed of approximately 5000 RPM. It is designed for use with a 220–240 V supply and weighs about 1.8 kg, making it suitable for model making, hobby work and light workshop tasks that require precise small-format cuts. The saw accepts a Super-Cut blade (Ø 58 mm) for cutting soft wood up to 8 mm and can cut plastics and non-ferrous metals within specified thickness limits.

Advantages

Low-noise AC motor with long service life delivers steady performance. Power is transmitted via a toothed belt to maintain optimum blade speed and roughly double the torque at the blade, which improves cutting control. The die-cast aluminium worktop is flat-milled (160 x 160 mm) for stable positioning of small workpieces. The saw includes an adjustable mitre fence with scale and an angle stop with degree graduation for repeatable angled cuts.

Suitable for

• Precise small-format cuts in model making
• Hobby and craft projects
• Light workshop tasks and component trimming

Key specifications

• Motor power: 85 W
• No-load speed: approx. 5000 RPM
• Supply voltage: 220–240 V AC
• Blade diameter: 58 mm (Super-Cut)
• Maximum cutting thickness: soft wood up to 8 mm; plastics (including printed circuit boards) up to approx. 3 mm; non-ferrous metals up to approx. 1.5 mm
• Worktop dimensions: 160 x 160 mm, flat-milled die-cast aluminium
• Weight: approx. 1.8 kg

How to use

Mount the Super-Cut blade securely and connect the table saw to a 220–240 V supply. Position the workpiece against the adjustable mitre fence or angle stop, set the required angle using the degree graduation, and feed the workpiece steadily into the blade without forcing. Use appropriate blade types for the material: a standard saw blade for soft wood, a suitable blade for plastics, and a carbide saw blade when cutting fibreglass-reinforced PC boards.

Recommendations

Use eye and hand protection, secure small workpieces with a clamp or push tool, and avoid excessive feed speed to preserve blade life and achieve clean cuts. Select the blade type according to material and thickness limits to ensure safe operation.