In its negatives, the plastic parts, both in the settings and in the motor (plastic bearings and axle), are not the best. The plastic parts in the settings for disc up and down movement are not of good quality, causing them to go back and forth. The sticker indicating the degrees was poorly attached and crooked. The guide for the degrees that attaches to one of the two rails moves up and down (almost 2 millimeters) and does not fit well. However, if you press it firmly with your hand, it aligns satisfactorily.
In its positives, the main aluminum base (not the extensions) is relatively good, despite having a bump on one of the guide rails. The extensions are very good and fit very well. The machine cuts wood like paper. It is quite powerful and very satisfactory for straight cuts. I cut melamine and marine plywood, 2 millimeters thick and 1 meter long, without noticing any deviation. It really glides smoothly. I made a half-millimeter angled cut (according to the guides) with precision. It is quite heavy and stable for its category, implying stability. It is not very noisy.
For hobbyist use, it is quite satisfactory and large. Anyway, at its price, you don't expect much quality.
