General description of the Bernardo TK250RN table saw:

• Stable and easy to adjust saw block, tiltable from 90 ° to 45 °
• Solid gray cast iron table with T-slots for mounting the miter fence to the left or right of the blade
• Blade tiltable to the left for better cutting control on the rip fence
• Increased ease of use by the standard sliding table with aluminum guide
• Standard with table extension for large rooms
• Lockable on / off switch IP 54 with undervoltage coil and emergency stop function
• Miter guide included for cuts up to 45 °
• Easy adjustment of height and cutting angle with ergonomic handwheels

Technical characteristics of the Bernardo TK250RN table saw:

• Table dimensions: 630 x 430 mm
• Sliding table: 400 x 250 mm
• Sliding table stroke: 920 mm
• Diam. max blade: 250 x 30 mm
• Maximum cutting height at 90 ° / 45 °: 80/60 mm
• Cutting width with parallel guide: 700 mm
• Table height: 890 mm
• Side table extension: 635 x 600 mm
• Blade rotation speed: 4750 rpm
• ø suction nozzle: 100 mm
• Continuous power S1 100%: 1.5 kW
• S6 power 40%: 2.1 kW
• Voltage: 230 V
• Machine dimensions (W x D x H): 1500 x 1200 x 1100 mm
• Weight (approx.): 86 kg

The Bernardo TK250RN table saw is delivered with:

• Carbide blade 250 x 2.2 x 30 mm / 40 teeth
• Blade cover with suction
• Bilateral miter guide
• Side table extension
• Aluminum guide with retractable stop
• Sliding table
• Basement
• Service tools

Important recommendation from Probois for many woodworking machines :

• Before starting, always check the inside of your machine, see if the belts are correctly placed, tighten the bolts, etc. because the various transports cause vibrations.
• Always use an extension cord with a 2.5² wire thickness
• The extension cord must not exceed 10 meters and must not be coiled
• The use of a reel, triplets or multi-socket is PROHIBITED
• Have a standard electric meter with neutral and earth
• Always work with a chip vacuum cleaner for your health and for the machine warranty
• Always grease the cast iron tables with wood slide
• Always work with the guards in place
• Do not work with dull or blunt irons, this can damage the mechanism, the advance of the planer, break the belt