Does it wiggle when cutting something on it?
868681
It's pretty solid. The legs go "out" as opposed to straight down. This must help with stability. I've used it with power tools and haven't had any problems. As it gets older with more use it may wiggle a bit but so far so good.
868682
No not at all. it is VERY sturdy. I put my Dewalt 12" mitre saw on it. Works GREAT. Easy to fold that is what I love about it the most. Much easier than my old Black&Decker; WorkMate.
868683
It is pretty stable, but will move during hand sawing if you use too much force.
584358
I don't know that the cap was designed to wiggle but there is a bit of tolerance. Mine only moves slightly. The retention is secure enough that I don't worry.
2057216
No, the table does not wiggle. It's very sturdy. Great table for the price!
1391462
No. It is a saw attached to an electric handle and you move it back and forth like a saw while it vibrates electrically.
1056001
It lays flat when glass side down. If flat it will wiggle. And there is a slight curve.
813921
Yes, the handle rotates and LOCKS in 3 positions: left/center/right (9/12/3 o'clock positions) which makes it convenient for BOTH left or right hand use. It also has double-action cutting blade action (both upper/lower blades move to cut).
1738286
Yes. The blade screws on and off, pruner works independently from the blade.
1765287
No, the blade is smooth and offers a smooth cut, with an adjustment of slice thickness.
698777
Hi, it is normal for it to wiggle for slightly. If the fitment is too tight, it would be hard to remove and re-insert. It should fit tight enough so that it won't slide around though.
589071
Not at all, but then it depends on which cutting height you have it set on.
532299
Yes, it does. We do it often. It is a little trickier because the clamp can slip a little due to the heavy thickness of the blade. We use it often and have knives that are very sharp. I could go on and on with how happy I am with this knife sharpening system.
756686
Yes it does flex if I rush the cut. I've learned not to pull back a little when making these cuts. But also, I've learned that if you drill pilot holes at the proposed corners it will make the cut easier with any saw. But I'm still extremely pleased with this one.
1974633
No it does not. I have not found that to be a problem. It cuts clean and handles easily.
1875087
No...it doesnt. My husband is a cook and didnt like how the chopper worked. He prefers to do cut different stuff himself as the chopper doesn't do a good job at it. We mainly just use the blender.
1058792
I have not experienced any of the wobble. I do not regret buying ... Straight, and easy cuts, quickly.
1840214
The manufacturer advises not to twist or torque the blade. Also warns about not using it to smash a clove of garlic on a cutting board. Since this is ceramic, it requires a bit more caution, but it does slice and chop terrifically.
833436
Not really. This is for finesse work where you need to do something delicate - undercut a door jamb, for instance. For lumber, either a circular saw or a chop saw, depending upon you exact application.