HYCHIKA Mini Circular Saw 85mm ⚒️
Description:
This compact circular saw brings portable cutting power to small workshops and home DIY tasks, with adjustable depth for precise trims on wood, tile and plastic. If you need a mini circular saw for DIY projects that handles occasional soft metal work, this model offers a balance of power and control for renovation and hobby use.
Key Points
The tool is designed for straightforward handling thanks to a soft rubber grip that reduces fatigue during extended use, and a dust port that can be connected to a vacuum to keep the workspace cleaner. Safety is addressed through a double protection switch that helps prevent accidental starts, and the included parallel guide and scale ruler make repeatable cuts easier to achieve. 🪚
Three blades are supplied to cover common materials: a 30T hard wood blade suitable for wood and plastics, a 36T high-speed blade for soft metal, and a diamond blade for ceramic tile. This selection means you can switch between tasks without buying extra accessories immediately, which is useful for mixed-material projects. 🧰
Technical Specifications
- Name: HYCHIKA Mini Circular Saw
- Motor power: 500W
- No-load speed: 4500 RPM
- Blade diameter: 85 mm
- Adjustable cutting depth: 0-25 mm
- Accessories included: 3 blades, hex wrench, scale ruler, dust exhaust pipe, user manual
Benefits
The 500W pure copper motor gives the unit consistent torque under load, according to the manufacturer, which helps when cutting tougher sections or thicker sheet materials. The compact size improves manoeuvrability in tight or awkward spaces and reduces storage requirements compared with full-size circular saws. The scale ruler and parallel guide combine to provide cleaner, more accurate cuts for trim work and small assemblies.
Consider that the 85 mm blade limits maximum cutting depth to around 25 mm, so this saw is not intended for ripping thick structural timber. Also, while the dust port reduces airborne debris, connecting a vacuum is recommended for the best dust control when working with tile or plaster board.
Usage Recommendations
Start by installing the blade appropriate for the material and verify the hex wrench is tight before operation. Adjust the cutting depth to just exceed the material thickness for a safer, cleaner cut. For cutting tile, use the diamond blade and proceed at a controlled pace; cooling and clean water are not included with the tool so plan your process accordingly. For metal patches and thin sheets use the 36T high-speed blade and clamp the workpiece to avoid vibration. Keep the dust exhaust connected when sawing plaster board or plastic to reduce cleanup and protect respiratory health.
