This Ulmia 1710S is a wood saw — also commonly known as a table saw — built for accurate ripping, cross-cutting, and angled cutting of timber and board materials. Ulmia is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing precision woodworking machinery for both professional workshops and industrial joinery operations.
Dating from 1982, this used machine is located in Poland and is offered for $1,000. Despite its age, it presents a practical set of specifications suited to a range of workshop cutting tasks.
The saw accepts a maximum blade diameter of 250 mm and delivers a cutting height of 75 mm, making it capable of handling solid timber and panel materials of moderate thickness. The width of cut between the blade and the fence measures 650 mm, providing generous clearance for wider boards and sheet goods. The tilting blade function allows cuts to be made at up to 45°, covering the full range of standard mitre and bevel work.
The machine is equipped with a sliding carriage with an angular graduation scale, allowing repeat angled cuts to be set and reproduced accurately. The carriage travel length is 750 mm, accommodating workpieces of a practical length for most joinery and furniture-making applications. The work table measures 1,000 × 630 mm, offering a broad, stable support surface for guiding material through the cut.
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