VEVOR
VEVOR J1F-DC50 mini miter saw 90 W 7800 RPM 0-45° 2-5/16" blade 1/2" cut depth 1.5 kg
Compact benchtop miter saw cuts wood, soft metal and ferrous metal at angles up to 45° with a 90 W, 7800 RPM motor
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width6.69
- 90 W motor delivers 7800 RPM for fast material removal
- 0-45° adjustable angle enables precise mitre cuts across projects
- 2-5/16 inch blade cuts non-metal up to 12 mm depth
- 5 kg weight allows easy benchtop repositioning
- 110 V operation suits standard workshop power supply
Compact Benchtop Miter Saw
The VEVOR J1F-DC50 is a 90 W mini miter saw weighing 1.5 kg and running at 7800 RPM. It accepts a 2-5/16 inch blade and offers a 0-45° adjustable miter angle for precise crosscuts on a benchtop.
Hobbyists Cutting Wood and Soft Metals
This saw suits crafters and modellers who need a small stationary tool for wood up to 12 mm thick, soft metal up to 10 mm, or ferrous metal up to 4 mm. It is not for users who require deeper cutting capacity or a larger work surface for big stock.
Simple Setup With Included Accessories
The package includes the saw, three blades and three Allen wrenches so assembly starts straight from the box. The only common issue is ensuring the blade is correctly tightened and the workpiece clamped firmly against the fence to prevent vibration.
Highlights
- 90 W motor delivers 7800 RPM for fast material removal
- 0-45° adjustable angle enables precise mitre cuts across projects
- 2-5/16 inch blade cuts non-metal up to 12 mm depth
- 5 kg weight allows easy benchtop repositioning
- 110 V operation suits standard workshop power supply
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 6.69 |
Questions about this item
What power supply is required to run this 110 V 90 W mini miter saw?
The saw operates on a 110 V supply and draws 90 W from a standard outlet.
Will the 2-5/16 inch blade and 0-45° miter scale work with my existing bench clamps and fences?
The included clamping fence secures tubes of varying thicknesses while the 0-45° scale sets precise angles.
How can I confirm the motor is reaching 7800 RPM and the cut depth matches the 1/2 inch non-metal rating?
Listen for the rated 7800 RPM no-load speed and measure a test cut in wood to verify the 12 mm depth.
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