Name: Stanley 254mm 1650W Compound Mitre Saw
Brand: Fepy
SKU: 30101-NOS
Price: 977.33 AED
Availability: OutOfStock

Question 1

What is the Stanley 254mm 1650W Compound Mitre Saw SM16-B5 used for?

Accepted Answer

This Stanley compound mitre saw is designed for precise cross-cuts, mitre and bevel cuts on wood, plastics and lightweight metals. The 254mm blade and laser guide help you achieve accurate cuts, making it suitable for cabinetmaking, frame building, and general woodworking projects.

Question 2

What are the key specifications of the SM16-B5?

Accepted Answer

Key specs: 1650W motor, 254mm saw blade, laser shadow line for cut alignment, mitre range 0° to 47° (adjustable), bevel range 0° to 50°, quick-release bars for workpiece adjustment, maximum wood depth about 65mm at 90°, aluminum depth about 10mm, includes a dust bag and vacuum adaptor, sturdy carry handle, and adjustable worktable.

Question 3

How do I set up and install the saw for cutting?

Accepted Answer

Set the saw on a stable work surface, tighten the base locking mechanisms, install a sharp 254mm blade, attach the dust bag or connect a vacuum, and connect the power. Use the mitre and bevel scales to set angles, lock them, and secure your workpiece with clamps before cutting.

Question 4

How does the laser guide work and how can I use it effectively?

Accepted Answer

The laser shadow line projects a guide onto the workpiece to indicate where the blade will cut. Turn the laser on, align the blade with the projected line, and fine-tune the laser as needed to improve accuracy for each cut.

Question 5

What materials can I cut with this saw, and what are the depth limits?

Accepted Answer

It’s suitable for wood and light metals. Maximum cutting depth is about 65mm for wood at 90° and around 10mm for aluminum. It can also handle plastics and other lightweight materials depending on blade and feed rate.

Question 6

What accessories come with the SM16-B5 and what else might I need?

Accepted Answer

Included: dust collection bag, vacuum adapter, and a robust carry handle. For larger workloads, consider adding workpiece clamps, extra blades suitable for wood or metal, and a compatible dust extractor for better debris management.

Question 7

What safety features and precautions should I follow when using this saw?

Accepted Answer

Always wear eye and hearing protection, secure your workpiece with clamps, keep hands away from the blade, ensure the blade guard moves freely, use dust extraction to reduce debris, and disconnect power before blade changes or adjustments.

Question 8

How does this Stanley saw compare to similar models on Fepy.com?

Accepted Answer

If you’re comparing, the Stanley SM16-B5 sits in the mid-range for power and cutting capacity with a laser guide for precision. For alternative options on Fepy, you can check Stanley’s other 210–254mm mitre saws (e.g., the 210mm model) and comparable brands like Bosch or Makita, which offer similar 254mm mitre saws with laser guides. Example alternatives available on Fepy include:

Question 9

Alternative 1 on Fepy: Stanley 210mm 1500W Compound Mitre Saw

Accepted Answer

URL: https://fepy.com/product/stanley-210mm-1500w-compound-mitre-saw-sm12-b3

Question 10

Alternative 2 on Fepy: Bosch 254mm 1800W Compound Mitre Saw

Accepted Answer

URL: https://fepy.com/product/bosch-254mm-1800w-compound-mitre-saw-gcm12sd

Question 11

Alternative 3 on Fepy: Makita 254mm 1650W Compound Mitre Saw

Accepted Answer

URL: https://fepy.com/product/makita-254mm-1650w-compound-mitre-saw

Question 12

What should I consider when deciding if this saw is right for me and my budget?

Accepted Answer

Consider whether you need the laser alignment and larger 254mm blade for faster, broader cuts, versus portability and tighter budgets. The SM16-B5 offers a combination of power (1650W), range of mitre/bevel angles, and included dust management features, which can provide good value for hobbyists and professionals doing frequent framing, decking, or cabinetry work.

Question 13

How do I change the blade or perform routine maintenance on this saw?

Accepted Answer

Unplug the tool, release the blade guard, and use the appropriate wrench to remove the old blade. Install a sharp replacement blade with the teeth pointing in the correct direction, reassemble the guard, and test the laser alignment. Regularly clean debris from the base and ensure the dust bag or extractor remains clear for optimal performance.

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