Cortadora de azulejos Einhell TC-TC 800, 800 W, disco de 180 mm

The Einhell TC-TC 800 is a compact power saw with an 800 W maximum motor output and an idle speed of 2950 RPM. Fitted with an 18 cm blade, the saw is designed for routine cutting tasks in wood and similar materials. Its compact dimensions (440×445×215 mm) make it suitable for small workshops, tight workspaces and home DIY projects where a reliable, space-saving cutting tool is required.

Advantages

The saw combines a moderate 800 W power rating with a high idle speed of 2950 RPM to deliver stable, consistent cutting performance for common workshop tasks. An 18 cm blade provides a balance between cutting depth and maneuverability, and the compact overall size supports easy placement and transport. The tool is intended to offer practical functionality for both professional and amateur users without occupying much space.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting and rip cutting of small wooden boards and panels
• Home DIY projects and furniture adjustments
• Workshop tasks where a compact saw is required
• Light carpentry and trimming work

Key specifications

• Motor power: 800 W (maximum)
• Idle speed: 2950 RPM
• Blade diameter: 18 cm
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 440×445×215 mm
• Typical material compatibility: wood and similar soft materials

How to use

Secure the workpiece and set up the saw on a stable surface in accordance with local safety regulations. Fit an appropriate 18 cm blade intended for the material to be cut, ensure correct blade fastening and check that the saw is unplugged or switched off while making adjustments. Start the saw and allow it to reach the nominal idle speed before initiating the cut, then feed the workpiece steadily and without excessive force to achieve an even cut. After use, switch off and disconnect the saw, allow the blade to stop completely, and perform any necessary cleaning or basic maintenance.

Recommendations

Use blades rated for the material and the saw’s maximum safe speed. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye and hearing protection and follow manufacturer safety instructions. Keep the work area well lit and free of obstructions, and avoid applying excessive lateral force to the blade to maintain cut quality and extend tool life.