Serra de bancada Metabo TS 254 M

The Metabo TS 254 M table saw is a compact tabletop power saw designed for precision crosscuts and rip cuts in wood and similar panel materials. It is driven by a 1500 W motor with an idle speed of 4200 RPM and provides adjustable cutting heights up to 80 mm at 90° and 48 mm at 45°. The saw's working width at the mitre fence reaches 195 mm, and its footprint—669 mm wide, 748 mm deep and 334 mm high—makes it suitable for workshop benches and mobile jobsite setups.

Advantages

The 1500 W motor delivers steady torque for consistent cutting performance while the 4200 RPM no-load speed ensures clean blade engagement and smooth feed. Adjustable cutting height and angle support versatile joinery and trimming tasks. Compact dimensions and tabletop placement allow convenient integration into small workshops or transport in service vehicles. The mitre fence provides accurate guidance for repeatable cuts.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping of softwood, hardwood and panel materials
• Light to medium workshop joinery and carpentry tasks
• Trimming doors, skirtings, and workpieces to precise dimensions
• Portable jobsite use where a stable tabletop saw is required

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1500 W
• No-load speed: 4200 RPM
• Cutting height at 90°: up to 80 mm
• Cutting height at 45°: up to 48 mm
• Maximum material width at mitre fence: 195 mm
• Overall dimensions (W × D × H): 669 × 748 × 334 mm
• Tabletop design for bench or portable use

How to use

Place the saw on a stable, level tabletop or bench and ensure the work area is clear. Fit an appropriate saw blade for the material and secure the blade guard and riving knife if applicable. Set the required cutting height and angle using the saw's adjustment controls, align the workpiece against the mitre fence, and use a push stick or push block when cutting narrow pieces. Start the motor and allow it to reach full speed before feeding the material steadily through the blade. After finishing, switch off the saw and wait for the blade to stop completely before removing offcuts or adjusting settings.

Recommendations

For accurate, safe results, use sharp, material-appropriate blades and always employ push devices for narrow cuts. Ensure dust extraction or local ventilation is used when cutting particleboard or treated panels. Regularly check blade alignment and fence calibration, and follow the manufacturer's maintenance guidance to preserve cutting precision and motor performance.