Sierra de mesa Bosch GTS 254

The Bosch GTS 254 table saw is a compact, stationary saw designed for precise ripping and crosscutting of wood and wood-based panels. With an 1800 W motor and an idle speed of 4300 RPM, it delivers consistent cutting performance for workshop and site work. The saw supports a maximum cutting height of 8.0 cm at 90° and 5.5 cm at 45°, and its compact footprint (690 mm wide × 620 mm deep) makes it suitable for placement on workbenches or mobile stands.

Advantages

The high-power 1800 W motor combined with a 4300 RPM no-load speed provides stable feed and clean cuts in various timber types. The selectable cutting heights at 90° and 45° offer flexibility for bevel and straight cuts without frequent setup changes. The 30 mm bore diameter accepts a wide range of blades, while the compact dimensions ensure easier transport and placement in smaller workshops. Built with Bosch engineering, the saw integrates features aimed at repeatable accuracy and operator control.

Suitable for

• Ripping and crosscutting solid wood and plywood
• Making bevel cuts and mitres up to 45°
• Workshop furniture component cutting and joinery tasks
• On-site woodworking where a portable, table-mounted saw is needed

Key specifications

• Power input: 1800 W
• No-load speed: 4300 RPM
• Maximum cutting height at 90°: 8.0 cm
• Maximum cutting height at 45°: 5.5 cm
• Bore diameter: 30 mm
• Overall width: 690 mm
• Overall depth: 620 mm

How to use

Place the Bosch GTS 254 on a stable work surface or compatible mobile stand, ensure the blade guard and riving knife are installed, and connect to a suitable power supply. Select the appropriate blade for the material, set the desired cutting height and angle using the adjustment controls, and verify fence alignment. Feed workpieces steadily against the fence and through the blade while maintaining hands clear of the cutting path. After finishing, switch off the motor and wait until the blade comes to a complete stop before removing offcuts or making adjustments.

Recommendations

Use sharp, correctly sized carbide-tipped blades matched to the material to achieve clean edges; wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection; secure longer workpieces with outfeed support; and regularly check and clean the saw table, blade guard, and riving knife to maintain cutting accuracy and safety.