Change sandpaper

Will you be doing a video on the pro series router table ? Cheers William

Seriously how do you replace the blade???

Great review mate - good job 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Great video. I now know what to buy you for Christmas: a set of casters... :-)

I’ve just brought one has there been any upgrade for the rubber dust shoot bit at all cheers

just bought a second hand one but a little concerned that its only a 300w motor? is this powerfull enough for most diy woodworking jobs.

Hi. Just requiring some info on the lumberjack pro 12 inch mitre saw. What is the complete depth of the saw from the end of the mitre lock knob to the back of the saw when the rails are fully extended back. Thanks for help. Kind regards Pete

sds drill next, please

Not happy with my lumberjack saw. The screw for raising and lowering the saw blade gets jammed up with sawdust.

I wish that I had that on the workshop build , looks a decent piece of kit, I have a few futures jobs that I could use that on.

Nice video, been waiting for a review on this for ages. As a potential buyer, it would be interesting to see the eveness of the sanding across the workpiece, i.e draw wavy lines from side to side and see if they sand equally acroos the piece. Also be interesting to see how easy it is to change the sandpaper on the drum, and how effective the dust extraction is with the filter bag.

What is the price please?

Is it good for cutting 2 by 6? Or composite decking

HA!... so old hat Ben! Actually I have bought two! I like this saw A LOT! However you miss four killer apps which (perhaps are on other saws - I am sure that they do feature elsewhere) really do make this saw stand out... 1. Travel of the blade! I.e. the distance it can slide from front to back. There is a manual stop which can be engaged above/on the two slide-bars (behind the motor) . What does this mean? it means that you hardly need the 'spacer' behind the work piece (you showed) when you are trenching. Releasing this 'stop' means that the saw actually travels further than any other mitre saw I have ever used - behind the saw's fences. It is sooooooo useful! Well done Lumberjack! 2. You demoed the mitre release mechanism (4:33) when moving the mitre to different angles. What you didn't show was that there is actually TWO methods to do this... brilliant! One is to only use the lower (black/grey) lever underneath the locking knob. This will release the mitre feature but will allow it all to lock into the various hard stops. BUT ... but ... but... if you depress the upper (red) lever, which you seemed to demo, it will additionally then leave it in an un-engaged position, i.e., you will find that the movement does not auto-lock into pre-set positions! Well done Lumberjack! 3. The smoothness of the saw. You do not mention the decibel factor! This saw is actually flipping QUIET! I need to shout that to make up as to how quiet this mitre saw actually is. Coupled with the soft start and stop, it only runs at about 80Db - well according to my app on my phone - at about 1m. My old mitres all ran way higher than that. LJ's previous 10" mitre saw actually used to frightened the living bajeebers out of me when I first used it. I got used of it, but boy was it ring-clenching! So well done Lumberjack again. 4. The value for money... Well done Lumberjack! What can be improved? Simply incorporate all the above into LJ's other (non-pro) 12" saw, which I also have btw - but specifically not including the non-pro's specific nigh-on unusable mitre hard-stop system (you know what I mean if you have one of these saws!). This would be an absolute world beater. Small footprint (way smaller than their old 10" in fact!), soft-start/finish, indented mitre stops, the cracking bevel-cut system this ('pro) saw has, keep this saw's depth of cut facilities - including distance of blade-travel and the depth-stop system (second to none on this saw btw)... AND that brilliant shadow-line! I know the latter is on other saws but have you seen the added cost to this facility!? It is just about the same cost of this saw alone! What to sort out? 1. The somewhat useless sexually oriented dust collection port!!! (I have simply ditched this and dealt with the whole dust-collection thingy quite differently) 2. Change the hold-down clamp system - this one really is useless. A clam needs to be fast and pleasurable to use to be of any use from a safety point of view. 3. Ditch the dust-collection bag - this is a complete waste of money and can be invested better into a superior collection port instead. 4. Ditch those useless and totally needless stock-support thingamabobs - they really are not needed at all. Invest the money into the dust-collection aspect. 5. Make those blade-guard wheels even bigger... though not by much! Well if you have read this far... well done indeed! I cannot recommend this mitre saw enough at this price point... buy it if you have the room to spare behind it - that said, this is not any more than the equivalently sized saw from other makes with the same sliding system.

I watched the video when Ben first posted it. I have a few LJ tools and find them excellent quality and superb value. The addition of the little wheels on the guard is awesome. I have an older version of the 12" saw and it's a real bug bare when it catches. I'm interested to hear your comments on Ben's points regarding the dust collection. Why does your dust collector not fit and why does the shroud get sucked in? Cheers Steve

Just bought this one today, I wanted the one with the door on it, but planet earth is out of stock 😮

Sealey, Draper, Worx etc all make the identical tool just rebranded. Check out & compare the branded tools

Why do my drawers only pull out half way? Is this common? I have 4 benches and they ALL do it.

I'm looking for a drill press to do 5mm wide holes in 1.5mm thick stainless steel, aluminium etc. Would this suffice!?

Hey guys. Just picked up one of these and am very interested in the base you use with this. Could you let me know the model?

Thanx Kev. Easy done with your help.

6mm nut =10mm spanner. 8mm nut =13mm spanner. 10mm nut=17mm spanner. 12mm nut=19mm spanner. Just saying 😂

That catch to save your fingers.... genius. I get nervous changing the blade on my metabo one for this reason!

bought one of these as my first table saw. does everything i need as a hobbyist woodworker. light powerful fairly quiet. overall excellent value table saw at entry level.

Whats the longer term verdict? Has it lasted some use? Does it have any problems sinking brads? Just thinking about my options as i am a keen diyer and craft furniture as a side project.

LOVE IT :-)

Much better than the black and white instructions, thank you very much :)

🤣 fkn brilliant mate !!!…. I was left with the little plastic supports for the table extensions with NO idea where they went or why I was left with so many bolts … cheers bud , it all makes sense now I’ve seen you explain it …👌 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Hi I'm considering buying this Tablesaw and was wondering what is the overall dimensions when fully assembled. I am building a small 6m x 3m workshop.

Hope you like the video guys!

Look at them legs Josh! Lovely review and lovely bit or kit

Not a great review .This lad at offgrid has a better review of this saw.He has it titled at 250 but it is this 210 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHLWZIqoj9l5j7s.

Gr8 video, bang on price for the buck. Something else to pop down and look at.

Lol

Hi is there anyway I can chat with you privately about miter saw if that’s okay just need a bit of help josh

Now show the Lumberjack Model WL305 and give some details of its working potential.

Great review could you tell me if the saw is a hard start or a soft start?

Good saw 👍🏻 i have one and it’s a real professional bandsaw. Use it almost every day.

Nice review m8, a big bonus for me is the forward facing rails. Totally reduces the required space needed, awesome bit of kit

Gr8 review m8, i luv this tool. Been putting it through its paces over the last couple of wks. No problems wot so ever. 15" forearms so the weight isnt a problem lol

An interesting video, I would have concentrated more on the precision of cuts, particularly with the dual laser as many users are not using this for fencing work, also the precision of stops is something that could be demonstrated. Of course I would be happy to produce a video of this kind and we all have to start somewhere Lumberjack! (hint hint)

I’ve got one but not opened it yet waiting until I can finish my shed and workbenches hopefully soon

Hi can I ask you how wide are the tracks on the bed cheers

Hi nick you make it look so easy. I have changed the blade but i need to know where to sit the blade on the tyre. Forward, central or doesnt it matter? It is working should i stop fretting?

This is a very honest and good review I must say.

Where do I get replacement drive belts for this model?

Very nice shop! 😀

Top guy thank you for this :)

Purchased this scroll saw, there's one thing I don't understand. While using the pinless blades, it seems next to impossible to thread the blade through your work piece and clamp it into the pinless blade holder with the tension required.