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Power Cutting Tools

Power Cutting Tools

DELI power cutting tools are engineered for reliable, high-performance cutting across a variety of materials such as metal, wood, plastic, and tile. DELI offers various cutting products for different purposes, marble cutter, circular saw, jig saw, cut off saw, miter saw, etc., there is always one suitable for you.

Each tool is built with a robust motor, ergonomic grip, and safety features to ensure smooth operation and long-term durability.


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Deli Power Cutting Tools

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Common Types of Power Cutting Tools

Circular Saw

A high-speed rotary saw with a round blade, ideal for straight cuts in wood, plywood, and some plastics or metals (with the right blade). Common in carpentry and framing work.

Jigsaw

Features a narrow, reciprocating blade perfect for cutting curves and shapes in wood, plastic, and thin metal. Ideal for detail work and interior cutouts.

Cut-Off Saw

A heavy-duty tool with an abrasive disc, used primarily for cutting metal and hard materials like rebar or pipe.

Miter Saw

A mounted saw designed to make precise crosscuts and angled cuts in wood, often used for trim, framing, and molding.

Angle Grinder

While mainly used for grinding, with a cutting disc it can cut through metal, tile, stone, and concrete. Very versatile for both construction and fabrication.


How to Choose a Power Cutting Tool?

1. Identify the Material

For wood, tools like a circular saw, miter saw, or jigsaw are ideal. For metal, consider an angle grinder, chop saw, or plasma cutter. For tile or stone, a wet tile cutter or angle grinder with a diamond blade works best.

2. Choose Based on Cut Type

For straight, fast cuts, use a circular saw or table saw. For angled or beveled cuts, a miter saw is more accurate. For curves or intricate shapes, go with a jigsaw or band saw. For demolition, use a reciprocating saw.

3. Consider Frequency of Use

If you’re using the tool occasionally for DIY tasks, a light-duty model is more affordable and easier to handle. For frequent or professional use, invest in a durable, high-powered tool with safety features and comfort grips.

4. Check Blade Compatibility and Features

Look for tools that support interchangeable blades, variable speed control, dust collection, and safety locks. These features enhance versatility and usability.


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Deli Power Cutting Tools FAQs

What types of materials can power cutting tools cut?

Depending on the type and blade used, power cutting tools can cut wood, metal, PVC, drywall, ceramic tiles, concrete, and stone.

Can I use the same cutting tool for all materials?

No. Each cutting tool is designed for specific materials and tasks. Using the wrong tool or blade can damage the material, the tool, or cause injury.

Is it safe to use power cutting tools for DIY projects?

Yes, as long as you follow safety instructions, wear protective gear (gloves, goggles, etc.), and understand the tool's function. Start with entry-level models if you're a beginner.

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