Table saw Atika T250N-3 — 2000W motor, 250 mm blade, 85 mm cutting depth

The Atika T250N-3 table saw is a compact tabletop machine powered by a 2000 W motor and fitted with a 250 mm saw blade, capable of cutting up to 85 mm depth. It is designed for precise crosscuts and rip cuts in solid wood and panel materials, delivering stable and repeatable results for small workshops, on-site work and hobby projects. The table format and moderate footprint make the saw suitable where space efficiency and transportability are important.

Advantages

The saw combines a high-power 2000 W motor with a 250 mm blade to provide consistent cutting performance across a range of timber and board types. Its compact tabletop construction ensures a stable working surface while keeping the overall size and weight suitable for workshop benches and mobile setups. The machine offers accurate depth control up to 85 mm, straightforward blade adjustments and a design focused on repeatable straight and angled cuts.

Suitable for

• Furniture making and cabinet work
• Joinery tasks requiring precise rip and crosscuts
• Cutting particleboard, plywood and solid wood panels
• DIY projects and small jobsite operations

Key specifications

• Motor power: 2000 W
• Blade diameter: 250 mm
• Maximum cutting depth: 85 mm
• Tabletop format for bench or mobile use
• Adjustable blade height and angle for bevel cuts

How to use

Place the Atika T250N-3 on a stable bench or mobile stand and secure it to prevent movement. Fit a suitable 250 mm blade and ensure the blade guard and riving knife are correctly installed. Adjust blade height and tilt to the required cutting depth and angle, set the fence for rip cuts or use the mitre gauge for crosscuts, and check that the workpiece is supported and clamped if necessary. Switch on the saw and feed the workpiece steadily against the blade, maintaining a consistent speed and using push sticks or push blocks for narrow cuts to keep hands clear of the cutting area.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate blade types for the material being cut (rip, crosscut or combination blades) and maintain sharpness for clean cuts. Wear eye and hearing protection and use dust extraction where possible. For repetitive or long cuts, support long workpieces to avoid binding and ensure accurate results. Regularly check and tighten mounting hardware and keep the table surface clean to maintain alignment and safety.