Einhell TE-TS 254 T Table Saw 1800 W 254 mm 4700 RPM with Base Frame

Precision woodworking demands a table saw that delivers consistent power, stable guidance, and clean cuts. The Einhell TE-TS 254 T answers that call with a robust 1800 W motor spinning a 254 mm carbide-tipped blade at 4700 RPM, making quick work of hardwoods, softwoods, and sheet goods. Its generous 640 x 487 mm die-cast aluminium table provides a solid work surface, while the included side extensions widen support to 800 mm for handling larger panels. The integrated base frame raises the working height to a comfortable 850 mm and reduces vibration for smoother operation.

Who is it for

This saw suits ambitious DIYers, furniture makers, and small workshop professionals who need reliable crosscuts, rip cuts, and bevel cuts without sacrificing floor space. If you regularly process boards, panels, or laminated timber and value repeatable accuracy, the TE-TS 254 T fits your workflow.

Main features

• 1800 W motor with S6 25% duty cycle for continuous cutting sessions
• 254 mm saw blade (24 teeth) with 30 mm bore for deep, clean cuts
• Cutting height up to 85 mm at 90° and 65 mm at 45° bevel
• Blade tilt from 0° to 45° with clear scale for angled cuts
• Parallel rip fence and crosscut fence with angle adjustment for precise guidance
• Dust extraction port (36 mm) connects to a vacuum for a cleaner workspace
• Overload protection safeguards the motor during heavy use
• Integrated base frame with non-slip feet for stability and ergonomic height

Specifications

• Power input: 1800 W (S6 25%)
• No-load speed: 4700 RPM
• Saw blade diameter: 254 mm, bore: 30 mm
• Max cutting height: 85 mm at 90°, 65 mm at 45°
• Table size: 640 x 487 mm; extensions add 80 mm each side
• Blade tilt range: 0–45°
• Dust port diameter: 36 mm
• Voltage: 220–240 V ~ 50 Hz
• Table height with base frame: 850 mm
• Included blade: 24 teeth
• Rip fence and crosscut fence included
• Overload protection: yes
• Integrated base frame: yes

Tips

Always use a push stick for narrow cuts and keep the blade guard in place. For best dust control, connect a shop vacuum with a 36 mm hose to the extraction port. Check blade alignment and fence squareness before critical cuts. Use a fine-tooth blade for laminates to reduce chipping.