Saw Bosch GNF 35 CA

The Bosch GNF 35 CA is a compact, corded power saw designed for accurate shallow cuts and trim work. It uses a 15 cm (150 mm) cutting disc and delivers a no-load speed up to 9,300 RPM. The tool is driven by a 1,400 W input motor with an effective output of approximately 820 W and includes built-in overload protection to reduce the risk of motor damage during demanding tasks. The saw is designed with a compact housing and a black-and-blue finish, making it suitable for confined workspaces and mobile use.

Advantages

The saw’s high no-load speed and compact disc size enable fast, precise cuts in thin materials. Overload protection helps extend tool life by preventing overheating and excessive current draw. With a maximum cutting depth of 35 mm, the tool is optimized for panel trimming, laminate and flooring work, and detailed carpentry where controlled shallow cuts are required. Its relatively light and compact package dimensions support easier transport and handling on site.

Suitable for

• Cutting laminate and engineered flooring
• Trimming plywood, thin MDF and veneers
• Making shallow plunge cuts and rabbets
• On-site carpentry and finishing work in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 150 mm (15 cm)
• Maximum cutting depth: 35 mm
• No-load speed: up to 9,300 RPM
• Input power: 1,400 W
• Output power (effective): approximately 820 W
• Integrated overload protection
• Compact package dimensions: 510 x 420 x 200 mm

How to use

Before use, fit a suitable 150 mm cutting disc designed for the material to be cut and verify the disc is compatible with the saw’s rated speed. Secure the workpiece and set the required cutting depth, not exceeding 35 mm. Connect the saw to a properly rated mains supply and check that the overload protection and guards are correctly in place. Guide the saw steadily along the cut line, allowing the motor to reach full speed before engaging the material and avoiding excessive feed force to prevent stalling or overheating.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye and ear protection and a dust mask. For best results with thin panels and flooring, use sharp, fine-toothed blades intended for smooth finishes; allow the saw to cool during prolonged work and follow regular inspection of brushes and ventilation paths to maintain reliable overload protection.