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Micro-Make Super Value Packages Are An Economical Way To Expand Your Workshop Or Get Involved In A New Hobby.
Our Mini Tilting Arbor Table Saw (#80463) is renowned for its precision, capability, power and reliability. And now, with the custom-fit Micro-Mark HD Tool Case, you can add true go-anywhere portability to that impressive list of attributes. From your workbench to the jobsite and back again, the Micro-Mark HD Tool Case assures that your saw gets there easily and safely in style.
Take our best-selling saw, add some of our most popular accessories for it, and what do you get? A versatile mini woodworking and metal cutting workstation like no other. (Note: for additional info about each item in the set, click on the links below.) Because the best deserves the best, we designed the Micro-Mark HD Tool Case from the ground up, selecting only the toughest, premium-quality materials and assembling them with a fit and finish typically reserved for high-end luggage. Features include a water-, scuff- and tear-resistant heavy-gauge woven nylon outer cover with dual zipper closure, thick padded top with impact-resistant inner core, 3/16" rigid, high-impact plastic interior shell with full wrap-around, high-density foam lining.
Additional clever interior features include two large 6" x 5-1/2" x 2" deep storage pockets with hook-and-loop closures for safely and securely holding extra blades, gauges, tape measures and more, plus a 3" x 4" x 2" deep open-top pocket and hook-and-loop strap for holding rulers, fences and other long accessories. Built-in carry handle and adjustable-length, over-the-shoulder strap with thick shoulder pad and metal swivel connectors attaching to metal D-rings round out this beautifully-made case. Interior dimensions are 12-1/4" x 11-1/2" x 8-1/2"; exterior dimensions are 13" x 12-1/4" x 9". While designed as an exact-fit for the Tilting Arbor Table Saw, the Micro-Mark HD Tool Case can be used to transport and protect many other tools as well. That's why we have also included a set of 3 sturdy, foam-wrapped dividers (two long and one short) that are designed to slide into the case and stay right where you put them, creating nearly endless compartment configurations to hold a wide variety of tools, equipment and accessories.
Package includes:
- #80463 MicroLux Tilt Arbor Table Saw
- #86326 40 Tooth Carbide Tip Saw Blade
- #80898 Featherboard and Fence Set
- #70224 Ripping Gauge Set
- #80605 Taper Jig
- #60299 Angle Setter/Protractor
- #82593 Ferrous Cut-Off Disk
- #84904 Blank Blade Plates
Included Accessories that fit MicroLux Tilting Arbor Table Saw Only
Ripping Gauge Set
Trial and error cutting of narrow stripwood is time consuming and costly. Our Brass Ripping Gauges save you time and money. Just place the correct width gauge next to the blade and slide the rip fence up to it. Remove the gauge and you've got the exact spacing you need within .003 inch. Set includes: 1/16 inch, 3/32 inch, 1/8 inch, 5/32 inch, 3/16 inch, 1/4 inch, 5/16 inch, 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch width gauges. For other widths, use 2 or more gauges in combination. All gauges are approx. 4 inches long.
Featherboard & Fence For MicroLux Tilting Arbor Table Saw 80463
2 inch high x 10 inch long extruded aluminum rip fence. This attachment mounts to your existing fence in seconds with 3 clamping screws. It supports stock vertically, allowing you to make dado, rabbet, tenon and other edge cuts. You can also use home made push sticks, hold downs and other cutting jigs that slide along or clamp to the top edge and face of the fence to provide safer, more accurate cuts.
Vertical featherboard. Mounts to high fence with C clamp (included). Flexible fingers hold stock tight against saw table and help prevent kick-back. Made of laser cut hardwood and steel. Horizontal featherboard. Mounts in miter gauge slot with special expanding clamp. Flexible fingers hold stock tight against rip fence. Adjustable for different stock widths. Made of laser cut hardwood, aluminum and steel.
MicroLux Blank Blade Plates, Set Of 4
The MicroLux Tilt Arbor Saw has a gap alongside the blade which permits the blade to be tilted. But this gap allows thin strips of wood to fall through the table. To eliminate the gap, install the blank plate and raise the blade to cut a new slot. Now thin strips of wood will stay above the table where they belong. Works on saws with 5-3/8 inch long blade plates only. Package of 4.
Taper Jig
This beautifully machined Taper Jig is used whenever you need to make a wood or plastic part with an angle cut on its long dimension. Adjusts easily to any taper. Made of machined aluminum and steel with a nylon handle. 6 inches long.
Todd
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024
This is exactly as described. It’s expensive, it does things that no other saw can with hobbyists, small wood, but and the only but would be the lack of available blades. I had hoped to cleanly cut sheets of wood veneer which needs a clean, high speed cut, with the only blade choice at 80 teeth it’s just not enough. I really like this tool, but the price caused me not to. It’s easy, portable, and it’s good stuff.
Careful Consumer
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023
This is at the high end of the price spectrum for mini table saws here on Amazon. I have only used it so far to cut cedar panels and panels with leather adhered but it has worked quite well. I did have to add tape to the square to keep it from being wobbly and it would be very helpful if the table could be expanded as the size can be very limiting.The other criticism I have is that the switch, covered in a rubber membrane, can be hard to find and actuate depending on the distance from your eye to the saw-I will replace this.
2WheelTravlr
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2023
I have no idea why Micro Mark loves slotted screws so much, but boy that love is evident in this great little table saw. Nearly every screw that you'll need to turn frequently is slotted, and it's not a one-size-fits-all situation, if you want to make quick adjustments you'll need an assortment from big chunky flat blades to tiny delicate ones. So my first modification was to the blade storage door, the large slotted nut was awkward to open with a screwdriver so I cut a piece of aluminum to fit in the slot and created a wing nut by gluing it in place. Other slotted screws were also replaced with allen heads, all accepting the same size driver.Second issue was fit and finish, The fence had a bunch of molding flash on the underside which didn't allow for completely smooth operation and would eventually scratch the table surface. I ground that away using a rotary tool. Next, the rule and numbers cast into the plastic body were impossible to see so I filled them with bright orange enamel, then lightly wet sanded to make all the edges crisp so everything can now be read on the fly.My next modification was to mount the saw to a base of 3/4" plywood which I'd embedded four rare earth magnets in the underside and covered with rubber anti-vibe mat. This allowed the saw to be solidly fixed to my metal work bench without being permanently mounted. The addition of the plywood with its rubber mat made the saw study enough to stay put during regular use, so it's a good option even without the magnets.Besides these small tweaks, the saw is an amazing tool and so great for those little cuts which still require more accuracy than I can get with my bandsaw. The variable speed is an impressive option and makes cutting a wide variety of materials so much easier. All the controls are located on the front of the saw and are perfectly straightforward.The saw feels sturdy and very well built, the table surface is perfectly flat and the blade adjustment was correct right from the factory on my unit.I do wish that Micro Mark could spend a bit more on the small things already mentioned, but for a niche product like this I'm sure build costs are already high so I understand.
Victor
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2022
I have a few Proxxon tools and a few from Micro-Mark, and the latter is always kinda like a bad stepchild- similar, but a little less refined. I've had this tool for 12 years and it's great for light materials, styrene, acrylic, (barely aluminum) and small bits of wood. But compared to a Proxxon, it's just a little more flimsy (the cover plastic, extendor base foot, and blade affixation). The Proxxon just feels like a more professional tool.Now my biggest beef is with the company- I had to order some spare parts- a belt, blades, zero-clearance throat plates, the order got messed up, and took 2 weeks to fix. The customer service was rude, and after 9 days of screw-ups, mailed my package the slowest GROUND service possible- not apologizing for the mixup, or speeding up my shipment to make up for a week of downtime. I was a customer of MicroMark for 20 years, not anymore.
Ernesto Martinez
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2022
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