Table Saw Norton CM42

The Table Saw Norton CM42 is a freestanding masonry and building-material cutter powered by a 2200 W motor with an idle speed of 2800 RPM. Designed for on-site work, it combines a 40 cm blade diameter with a 2.54 cm bore and provides cutting depths up to 13.5 cm at 90° and 9.4 cm at 45°. The CM42 has a reinforced frame, wide conveyor cart and ergonomic handles, and it is finished in black and orange. Folding legs with a repositionable tightening handle and transport wheels enable easier storage and relocation between jobs.

Advantages

The CM42 delivers robust cutting capacity and on-site practicality: a 2200 W motor and 2800 RPM idle speed provide consistent power for masonry tasks, while the wide conveyor cart and tilted wheels improve stability and material support during cuts. The unit’s high-accuracy cutting guide includes a per-degree angular setting for precise angled cuts without additional accessories. Folding legs, transport wheels and a compact footprint make the saw simple to move and store.

Suitable for

• Cutting masonry slabs and building materials on construction sites
• Splitting large tiles or slabs into halves or smaller sections
• Workshops and industrial settings that require a portable, stable cutter
• Accurate angled cuts up to 45° for installation and finishing tasks

Key specifications

• Motor power: 2200 W
• Idle speed: 2800 RPM
• Blade diameter: 40 cm
• Bore diameter: 2.54 cm
• Maximum cutting depth at 90°: 13.5 cm
• Maximum cutting depth at 45°: 9.4 cm
• Cutting capacity example: can split a 60 x 60 cm slab into two 30 cm halves
• Construction: reinforced frame with wide conveyor cart and tilted wheels
• Mobility features: folding legs with repositionable tightening handle and transport wheels
• Cutting guide: high-accuracy guide with per-degree angular setting

How to use

Place the Table Saw Norton CM42 on a level surface and lock the folding legs in the operating position. Fit an appropriate masonry blade to the 40 cm arbor, ensuring the bore and blade match the 2.54 cm bore diameter. Adjust the cutting guide and set the required angle using the per-degree angular control. Start the 2200 W motor and allow it to reach operating speed before feeding material along the wide conveyor cart, supporting workpieces with both hands and keeping them guided against the cutting fence. For deep cuts, make steady passes rather than forcing the material through the blade.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment (safety glasses, hearing protection, dust mask and gloves) and ensure the work area is clear of debris. Select a blade designed for masonry materials and check blade condition before each use. When transporting the unit, fold the legs and engage the transport wheels; when cutting large slabs, support the offcut to prevent tipping and maintain stability provided by the wide conveyor cart and anti-pivoting locking system.