Charnwood W650P 10" Table Saw - With Wheel Kit And Low Noise Blade
Package Includes:W650 10″ Cast Iron Table SawW522 Wheel KitTB1060 60 Tooth TCT Low Noise BladeW650...Package Includes:W650 10″ Cast Iron Table SawW522 Wheel KitTB1060 60 Tooth TCT Low Noise BladeW650 10″ Cast Iron Table SawQuiet 3hp Induction Motor with BrakeCast Iron Precision Ground TableExtension Tables as Standard EquipmentFinely Adjustable Rip FenceSliding Carriage as Standard EquipmentSeparate Handwheels for Blade Adjustment100mm Dust Extraction OutletThe main table is precision ground cast iron to give a flat surface that will last forever. The surface area is further increased with the addition of 2 steel extension tables offering greater support when working with larger panels and boardsThe table saw is supplied with four adjustable feet for levelling on an uneven surface. For anybody needing to move the saw around the workshop our universal wheel base, W520 is the ideal companion.Supplied with 36 tooth TCT sawblade, push stick, rip fence, mitre guide, 1.8m power cable and UK 3 pin plug.Charnwood W650 SpecificationMain Table Size750mm x 1000mmMaximum Ripping Width Using Fence605mmCrosscut Table Size400mm x 180mmMaximum Crosscutting Width550mm (700mm Using Reverse Table)Blade Tilt90 – 45 degreesCutting Depth at 90 degrees80mmCutting Depth at 45 degrees56mmBlade Diameter250mmBlade Bore30mmWork Table Height830mmMotor (induction) Braked2200w (3hp) / 240vMitre Guide T-Slot Width15/19mmNo-load Blade Speed4000rpmMinimum Blade Width (Kerf)3.0mmDimensions (WxDxH) 1440mm x 1070mm x 1120mmMin Door Opening:Width In Crate 72cmMin Door Opening: Width Out of Crate 71cmWeight125KgDb (Without Load/With Load)81Db/89.5DbRatingTradePlease note: It is not possible to use a stacked dado set with this saw.Quiet 3hp Induction Motor with Brake Cast Iron Precision Ground Table Extension Tables as Standard Equipment Finely Adjustable Rip Fence Sliding Carriage as Standard Equipment, Weight: 275.5778275 pounds, Manufacturer: Charnwood
The Charnwood W650P 10" Table Saw is designed for serious woodworkers and trade professionals seeking a robust and precise cutting tool. Its key benefit lies in the combination of a powerful induction motor, a large cast iron table, and a sliding carriage for accurate and repeatable cuts on larger materials. A notable caveat is that it does not support stacked dado sets.
All features
Model Part Number
W650P
Brand
Charnwood
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the main advantage of the cast iron table?
The precision-ground cast iron table provides an exceptionally flat, stable, and durable work surface that ensures accuracy for all types of cuts and resists wear over time.
Can I use this saw for dado cuts?
No, the Charnwood W650P is not designed to use stacked dado sets. It is intended for standard ripping and crosscutting operations.
How does the wheel kit improve usability?
The optional wheel kit (W522) allows the saw to be easily moved around a workshop, making it more manageable despite its weight.
What type of motor does it have?
It features a quiet 3hp (2200w) induction motor with a brake, providing ample power for tough cuts and ensuring quick blade stoppage for safety.
What is the maximum ripping width?
The maximum ripping width using the fence is 605mm.
What is included in the package?
The package typically includes the W650 table saw, W522 wheel kit, a TB1060 60-tooth TCT low-noise blade, push stick, rip fence, mitre guide, and a power cable.
How is dust extraction handled?
The saw is equipped with a 100mm dust extraction outlet designed to connect to an external dust collection system for efficient sawdust removal.
Troubleshooting
Blade wobbles or vibrates excessively
Ensure the blade is securely fastened to the arbor. Check that the blade is not warped or damaged. Verify the blade is the correct diameter and bore size and that the arbor is clean.
Inaccurate cuts (not square or parallel)
Check and adjust the alignment of the rip fence and mitre guide. Ensure the sliding carriage is running smoothly and is properly aligned with the blade.
Motor does not start or cuts out
Verify the power connection and that the outlet is functional. Check if the circuit breaker has tripped. Ensure the motor is not overheating; allow it to cool if necessary.
Poor dust extraction
Check that the 100mm dust port is not blocked. Ensure your dust collection system has adequate airflow. Clean any debris from the blade guard and sawdust chutes.
Material binding or pinching on the blade
Ensure the blade is correctly aligned with the table and fence. Use a blade with the appropriate kerf for your material. Avoid forcing the material through the cut; let the motor power do the work. Check that the blade isn't set too high for the cut.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Powerful and quiet 3hp induction motor with brake.
Large, stable, and precision-ground cast iron main table.
Extended work surface capability with included extension tables.
Enhanced cutting accuracy due to the sliding carriage and rip fence.
Efficient dust management with a 100mm extraction port.
Included wheel kit for improved workshop mobility.
Cons
Cannot use stacked dado sets.
Requires a minimum door opening width of 71cm when out of the crate.
Heavy at 125kg, making it less portable despite the wheel kit.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Unpack all components carefully, noting the included accessories.
Attach the four adjustable feet to the base of the saw for leveling on uneven workshop floors.
Install the wheel kit (W522) according to its specific instructions if not already pre-assembled.
Mount the extension tables and the sliding carriage.
Ensure the saw is placed on a stable surface, considering its weight.
Connect the power cable to a suitable 240v outlet.
Compatibility:
Blade Diameter: 250mm
Blade Bore: 30mm
Minimum Blade Width (Kerf): 3.0mm
Dust Extraction Outlet: 100mm
Power: 2200w (3hp) / 240v
Note: This saw is not compatible with stacked dado sets.
Care:
Keep the cast iron table clean and dry. Apply a light coat of paste wax occasionally to prevent rust and ensure smooth material feed.
Regularly check and clean the rip fence and sliding carriage for debris to maintain smooth operation.
Ensure the dust extraction system is functioning correctly and the outlet is clear.
Inspect the blade for damage or dullness; replace as needed. Use the provided push stick for safety.
Periodically check the blade tilt and fence alignment for accuracy.