Sega Metabo TS 216

The Metabo TS 216 is a compact power saw designed for freestanding use, offering a robust 1500 W motor that delivers an idle speed of 5000 RPM. The saw accepts a 216 mm diameter blade with a 30 mm bore and provides a cutting height of 63 mm at 90° and 43 mm at 45°. Finished in green and silver, this table saw is engineered for precise crosscuts, mitre cuts and general workshop tasks where a stable, stationary layout and consistent cutting performance are required.

Advantages

The Metabo TS 216 combines high input power with a stable freestanding design to enable smooth, controlled cuts. Its blade diameter and motor speed are matched to deliver efficient cutting through a range of common materials. Adjustable cutting height and angle allow accurate 90° and 45° cuts, while the mitre fence supports wider workpieces up to the specified maximum material width. The compact footprint and clear control layout make setup and operation straightforward for workshop or site use.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping small-to-medium timber boards
• Making angled mitre cuts for joinery and framing
• General workshop tasks requiring a reliable stationary saw
• DIY projects and professional light-to-medium carpentry work

Key specifications

• Input power: 1500 W
• Idle speed: 5000 RPM
• Blade diameter: 216 mm
• Blade bore / thickness: 30 mm bore, 3 mm thickness
• Cutting height at 90°: 63 mm
• Cutting height at 45°: 43 mm
• Maximum material width at mitre fence: 165 mm
• Designed for freestanding placement
• Compatible voltage: 220–240 V AC

How to use

Place the saw on a flat, stable surface and secure any loose components before connecting to the power supply. Fit a blade that matches the 216 mm diameter and 30 mm bore, ensuring correct orientation and tight mounting. Set the desired cutting height and angle using the adjustment controls, and position the mitre fence for the required width. Always use appropriate clamps or supports for longer workpieces. Start the motor and allow it to reach full idle speed before making a cut, feed the material steadily without forcing, and keep hands clear of the blade guard during operation.

Recommendations

Use compatible blades designed for the target material (wood, laminates, or non-ferrous materials) and maintain the blade sharpness for best performance. Wear eye and hearing protection and use dust extraction where possible. Regularly check blade alignment, arbor tightness, and the condition of guards and switches to ensure safe, consistent operation.