As everyone says. Powerful, with a 40-tooth blade you can do everything, the numbers on the guides (cutting depth and bevel) are not precise but with a few tests you get used to it. Overall, at this price it is the best for DIY situations. The only drawback is its considerable weight, where, at least for me, for a quick small cut I can't hold it with one hand.

I don't know if it's suitable for professionals, I'm not one. I bought it to pursue my hobby and make furniture for the garden on my own, and it has left me satisfied

Well... I got the tool.. Powerful... Sturdy... Nice... With a 40-tooth blade, it does wonders... But.... I don't know if I got a faulty one... When I put it on the bench and made the first cut, I noticed a 3mm difference from the beginning to the end.. I thought it was my fault.. However, with the angle, I discovered that it curves at the base, causing the blade to wobble as it cuts... I will smooth it out at that point and give it another try.. I tried again.... The mistake was purely mine.... The tool cuts perfectly straight.... As soon as I put it on the bench and used my hands, it worked flawlessly

Strong, stable, and easy to work with.
Its quality is not in the 200 euro category, but it can't have it all.
IMPORTANT message because I saw someone below saying you should wear gloves and goggles because it throws pieces, it is PROHIBITED to use gloves when cutting with circular saws- angle grinders- ribbons. Fingers have been lost because fabric from gloves caught and pulled their hand towards the disc.

For its price, it is very good and always for amateur use, downside is the bad driver.

Sturdy, good construction, the plastic is of very good quality.
Cuts as most people said, straight without leaving any burrs.
It really is value for money

I used it for about an hour, and so far I am completely satisfied. It is worth its money and more. It seems well-made, cuts perfectly, and the quality is good. I recommend it.

Good price, for an amateur it is very good, you can go on YouTube and get an idea of how to easily build a base on which your saw will cut straight and angled. I did it and I cut melamine and MDF like a razor without teeth!!!

The tool is amazing, you can tell it from the first cut. For better cuts, it needs more teeth. I used it with 40 teeth and it cut plywood without seeing any splinter anywhere.

Fantastic! It's worth the money

Steady and clean cuts without "eating" the edges of the wood, neither at the beginning nor at the end of it.
Honest and accurate cuts, it is perfect for amateur use.
And the price makes it truly value for money

Guys, the tool is worth its money.. It effortlessly and flawlessly cut through 18mm plywood, like a professional cut.. It is sturdy and if you make a guide for straight cutting (there are videos on YouTube), it doesn't lose even a millimeter!
Personally, I consider gloves and goggles necessary when cutting because wood chips fly at high speeds.

I tried the 40-tooth blade on a 9mm plywood and it felt like it was cut by a professional table saw, not a single splinter came out. For those who are wondering, the inner diameter of the blade is 20mm, so there is a wide range of blade options available. There are also holes in the base, so I will try to mount it on a bench. I highly recommend it, it cuts beautifully and MDF for 54 euros, it's really not worth going lower. The only thing I would have liked, considering all the research I did, is if it had a magnesium base, it would be unique in its category.

Update: I made a bed out of 200x30x4.5 spruce wood and it cut through it effortlessly without any splinters. I highly recommend the 40-tooth blade from Total, it's really good!

It cuts their kitchen countertops like butter!!! Stable cutting and you can feel its power. It has nothing to envy from professional ones. A very good choice and I highly recommend it.