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Wood Table Saws
Wood Slicer BTU 450 Atika 400V
A303110zł4,398.98 tax incl. 3 576,41 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 90 kg
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Disc diameter: 450 mm
- Power supply: 400 V
- Dimension: 1000 x 660 x 850 mm
Wood Slicer BTK 450 Atika 400V
A303170zł5,488.26 tax incl. 4 462,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 110 kg
- Dimensions: 1050 x 770 x 1130 mm
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Disc diameter: 450 mm
- Power supply: 400 V
Wood Slicer BTH 500 Atika 400V
A303230zł7,398.99 tax incl. 6 015,44 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 140 kg
- Dimensions: 1050 x 730 x 1130 mm
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Power supply: 400 V
- Power p2: 5,0 kW
Wood Slicer BTH 450 Atika 400V
A303220zł6,719.49 tax incl. 5 463,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 140 kg
- Dimensions: 1050 x 750 x 1130 mm
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Disc diameter: 450 mm
- Power supply: 400 V
Wood Slicer BTK 500 Atika 400V
A303180zł6,284.07 tax incl. 5 109,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 114 kg
- Dimensions: 1050 x 750 x 1130 mm
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Power supply: 400 V
- Power p2: 5,0 kW
Wood Slicer BTU 450 Atika 230V
A303100zł4,734.00 tax incl. 3 848,78 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 92 kg
- Dimensions: 1060 x 770 x 250 mm
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Disc diameter: 450 mm
- Power supply: 230 V
Wood Slicer HT 315 Atika 230V 2.0 Kw
A301940zł1,634.67 tax incl. 1 329,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 45,5 kg
- Dimensions: 800 x 600 x 180 mm
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Disc diameter: 315 mm
- Power supply: 230 V
Wood Slicer HT 315 Atika 230V 3.0 Kw
A301927zł1,799.49 tax incl. 1 463,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 42,5 kg
- Dimensions: 800 x 600 x 180 mm
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Disc diameter: 315 mm
- Power supply: 230 V
Wood Slicer HT 315 Atika 230V 3.0 Kw (semi-Assembled)
A301927-2zł1,799.49 tax incl. 1 463,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 45,5 kg
- Dimensions: 800 x 600 x 180 mm
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Disc diameter: 315 mm
- Power supply: 230 V
Wood Slicer HT 315 Atika 400V
A301916zł2,039.00 tax incl. 1 657,72 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 42,5 kg
- Dimensions: 800 x 600 x 180 mm
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Disc diameter: 315 mm
- Power supply: 400 V
Norton Clipper CG WOOD 430 4-Head Planetary Grinder For Wood
70184632746zł20,383.56 tax incl. 16 572,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 50 kg
- Working width: 430 mm
- Dimensions: 630 x 420 x 1250 mm
- Power: 2,2 kW | 3 KM
- Speed: 800 obr./min (głowice planetarne) | 140 obr./min (uchwyt na pad)
Wood Slicer BTK 400 Atika 230V
A303150zł5,749.02 tax incl. 4 674,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 108 kg
- Frequency: 50 Hz
- Disc diameter: 400 mm
- Power supply: 230 V
- Dimension: 1050 x 750 x 1130 mm
A table saw for wood (in Polish "krajzega", from the German Kreissäge — circular saw) is a machine in which the blade projects above a flat worktable: you feed the material by hand along a fence, ripping and cross-cutting boards, battens, squared timber and firewood. Depending on the blade diameter — 400, 450 or 500 mm — the saw cuts wood to a depth of roughly 100–170 mm, while a 230V or 400V motor rated at 2.2–5.2 kW handles even thick logs.
At NORWIT.PL we stock only professional table saws from the proven brand Atika — in the BTH line (400, 450 and 500 mm blade) and the BTK line (400 mm blade), with a single-phase 230V motor for home and smallholding use or a three-phase 400V motor (2.2–5.2 kW) for intensive work with thick timber. We segment the range by blade diameter (cutting depth), power supply and model line, and you will find the full range of this maker on the brand page Atika. Below we explain the difference between a table saw and a firewood rocker saw, how to match blade diameter and power to log thickness, and what to watch out for when buying a used saw from classifieds instead of a new one with a warranty.
Atika table saw for wood — what it is and how it works
A table saw for wood (Polish market name krajzega, from the German Kreissäge — circular saw) is a machine in which the blade projects above a flat worktable; you push the timber by hand along a fence to rip and cross-cut boards, squared timber, battens and firewood straight and repeatably. Depending on the blade diameter, the saw cuts to a depth of roughly 100 mm (400 mm blade) up to about 170 mm (500 mm blade), with a motor that copes with thick, hard wood.
The NORWIT.PL range includes only table saws from the proven brand Atika — in the BTH line (400, 450 and 500 mm blade) and the BTK line (400 mm blade), with a single-phase 230V or three-phase 400V motor; the maker's complete saw range is on the brand page Atika.
Types of table saw — 230V and 400V power and blade diameter
Table saws are not split into sub-categories — models differ in two parameters: power supply (230V single-phase or 400V three-phase) and blade diameter (400, 450 or 500 mm), which sets the cutting depth. The table below sorts the Atika range.
| Segment | Characteristics | Best for | Atika models |
|---|---|---|---|
| 230V table saw (single-phase) | motor approx. 2.2–3 kW, standard 230V / 16A socket | home, smallholding, firewood and medium-thickness timber | BTH 400, BTK 400 |
| 400V table saw (three-phase, "power") | motor approx. 3–5.2 kW, three-phase 400V socket | continuous work, thick logs, hard wood | BTH 400/450/500, BTK 400 |
| 400 mm blade | cutting depth approx. 100–130 mm | battens, boards, squared timber, firewood | BTH 400, BTK 400 |
| 450 mm blade | cutting depth approx. 130–150 mm | thicker boards and logs | BTH 450 |
| 500 mm blade | cutting depth approx. 150–170 mm | the thickest logs, large volumes of wood | BTH 500 |
Table saw vs firewood rocker saw — how they differ
This is the most common question when buying a saw for wood. A table saw (krajzega) has the blade projecting above a flat table and you feed the material by hand along a fence — it cuts timber (boards, squared timber, battens) accurately along and across the grain, as well as firewood. A firewood rocker saw (Polish "trajzega", German Trennsäge — a log cradle saw) has a swinging cradle for round logs pressed against the blade — faster only for bucking firewood, but less precise.
| Feature | Table saw (krajzega) | Firewood rocker saw (trajzega) |
|---|---|---|
| Construction | flat table, blade projects above the top | swinging cradle pressed against the blade |
| Material feed | manual feed across the table along a fence | round log in the cradle, swinging motion |
| Main use | boards, squared timber, battens, sawn wood + firewood | bucking firewood into billets |
| Cutting precision | high, repeatable dimension | lower, cutting "to length" |
| Typical blade | 400–500 mm | 400–700 mm |
If you cut boards and squared timber to size as well as firewood, a versatile Atika table saw serves you better than a specialised rocker saw.
Cutting depth — which blade to choose (400, 450, 500 mm)
Cutting depth is the most important parameter — it decides how thick a piece you cut in one pass and grows with the blade diameter. A 400 mm blade gives about 100–130 mm (round logs up to 12–13 cm), a 450 mm blade about 130–150 mm (up to 14–15 cm), and a 500 mm blade about 150–170 mm (up to 16–17 cm). Exact per-model data is on the product pages.
Atika model lines — BTH and BTK
Atika offers the BTH and BTK lines that work the same way — a worktable with the blade projecting above the top — differing mainly in blade diameter. The BTH series comes in blade sizes 400, 450 and 500 mm, giving a cutting depth up to roughly 170 mm. The BTK series has a 400 mm blade and a depth up to roughly 130 mm. Both lines are available with a single-phase 230V and a three-phase 400V motor.
| Line / model | Blade diameter | Power supply | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atika BTH 400 | 400 mm | 230V / 400V | home and smallholding, firewood, sawn timber |
| Atika BTH 450 | 450 mm | 400V | thicker logs, intensive work |
| Atika BTH 500 | 500 mm | 400V | the thickest logs, large volumes of wood |
| Atika BTK 400 | 400 mm | 230V / 400V | versatile cutting of boards, squared timber and firewood |
Without access to a three-phase socket, choose the 230V version of the BTH 400 or BTK 400 line; for thick wood and continuous work — a 400V variant with a 450 or 500 mm blade. Exact table dimensions, weight and motor power are on the product pages.
A new saw with a warranty or a used one from classifieds
A used table saw from classifieds carries real risks. It often lacks the full set of safety guards — the blade guard and the riving knife — while worn bearings or motor windings can be invisible during an inspection, and a 400–500 mm blade spinning at thousands of rpm without a guard is a genuine hazard. A new Atika table saw means a complete set of factory guards compliant with EN 1870-1, a manufacturer's warranty, access to consumable parts and certain specifications — 2.2–5.2 kW power and a cutting depth up to roughly 170 mm.
How to choose a table saw for your work
Choosing a table saw comes down to three steps. First — wood thickness: for battens, boards and thinner firewood a 400 mm blade is enough (approx. 100–130 mm), for thicker logs you need a 450 mm blade (approx. 130–150 mm) or 500 mm (approx. 150–170 mm). Second — power supply: a 230V socket (motor approx. 2.2–3 kW) or a three-phase 400V socket (motor approx. 3–5.2 kW). Third — work intensity: single-phase for occasional tasks, three-phase for continuous cutting with higher torque. We supply Atika blades and consumable parts with the equipment.
Frequently asked questions about table saws for wood
What is the difference between a table saw and a firewood rocker saw?
A table saw (krajzega) is a stationary circular bench saw: a blade 400–500 mm in diameter projects above a flat worktable, and you move the wood by hand along a fence, ripping and cross-cutting boards, squared timber and battens. A firewood rocker saw (trajzega — a log cradle saw) has a swinging cradle into which you place a round log and press it against the blade — used mainly for quickly bucking firewood into billets 25–50 cm long, at the cost of precision. A table saw is the versatile, accurate choice for sawn timber; Atika table saws are available in 230V and 400V.
What is a table saw for wood and what is it used for?
A table saw for wood (krajzega, from the German Kreissäge — circular saw) is a bench saw with the blade projecting above the worktable. It rips and cross-cuts boards, squared timber, battens and firewood, giving straight, repeatable cuts as the material slides across the table. Depending on the blade diameter (400, 450 or 500 mm), the saw cuts wood to a depth of about 100–170 mm, and a 230V or 400V motor rated at 2.2–5.2 kW drives the blade to cut hard, thick logs.
Which blade diameter should I choose for a table saw — 400, 450 or 500 mm?
The blade diameter is matched to the thickness of the wood you cut. A 400 mm blade gives a cutting depth of about 100–130 mm and is enough for battens, boards and firewood. A 450 mm blade cuts to about 130–150 mm and suits thicker boards and logs, while a 500 mm blade reaches about 150–170 mm, for the thickest logs. In the Atika range 400 mm appears in the BTH and BTK lines, 450 and 500 mm in BTH.
How does a 230V table saw differ from a 400V one and which should I choose?
A 230V table saw has a single-phase motor of about 2.2–3 kW and runs from any standard 230V socket on a 16A circuit — it suits the home, a smallholding and occasional cutting of firewood and medium-thickness timber. A 400V table saw has a three-phase motor of about 3–5.2 kW and needs a three-phase socket, but offers higher torque and handles thick logs and continuous work better. If you cut a lot or cut thick material and have three-phase power, choose 400V; otherwise a 230V model is enough.
What power and power supply does a table saw for wood have?
Atika table saws have motors rated from about 2.2 kW (single-phase 230V versions) up to about 5.2 kW (three-phase 400V versions). The 230V models run from a household 16A socket, the 400V models from a three-phase socket. Higher power means greater torque and cuts thick, hard logs without the speed dropping. Blade speed in this type of saw is usually about 2800–4000 rpm.
What is the difference between the Atika BTH and BTK models?
Both are Atika bench table saws differing mainly in blade diameter. The BTH series comes in sizes 400, 450 and 500 mm, giving a cutting depth up to roughly 170 mm, whereas the BTK series has a 400 mm blade and a depth up to roughly 130 mm. We offer both lines in 230V and 400V, so the choice comes down mainly to the maximum wood thickness.
How much does a table saw for wood cost?
The price depends on the blade diameter and power supply. The cheapest are single-phase 230V models with a 400 mm blade; more expensive are the three-phase 400V units with a 450 or 500 mm blade, a stronger motor (up to about 5.2 kW) and greater cutting depth (up to about 170 mm). New Atika equipment comes with a warranty and a full set of guards that many used offers lack; check current prices for BTH and BTK variants on the product pages and order online.
How deep does a table saw cut with a 400, 450 and 500 mm blade?
Cutting depth grows with the blade diameter. With a 400 mm blade a table saw cuts wood to about 100–130 mm, with 450 mm to about 130–150 mm, and with 500 mm to about 150–170 mm. In practice a 400 mm blade handles most boards and firewood, while a 500 mm blade cuts thick logs in one pass.
Is a table saw suitable for cutting firewood and thick logs?
A table saw works well for cutting firewood and thick logs, provided you match the blade diameter to their thickness. A 400 mm blade cuts round logs up to about 12–13 cm, a 450 mm one up to about 14–15 cm, and a 500 mm one up to about 16–17 cm in a single pass. For intensive, continuous cutting of thick wood a 400V variant rated up to about 5.2 kW is better, as it keeps its speed under load.
How do I operate a table saw safely?
Always operate a table saw with the blade guard fitted and a riving knife (splitter), which prevents the material from pinching and kicking back. Use a push stick to feed wood near the blade rather than your hand, and never cut wearing gloves, because the blade can catch them. The machine should have a no-volt release switch (no restart after a power failure) and be connected through a residual-current device. Professional Atika table saws meet the EN 1870-1 safety standard. Wear hearing protection, as the noise often exceeds 85 dB, plus safety glasses.
Why buy an Atika table saw at NORWIT.PL
We rely on proven, professional equipment: our range includes only Atika table saws — the BTH line (400, 450 and 500 mm blade) and the BTK line (400 mm), with a 230V motor for home and smallholding use or a 400V motor for intensive work with thick wood. We match the blade diameter and power to the material you cut, supply machines with a full set of factory guards compliant with EN 1870-1, and provide consumable parts — blades, belts and bearings. We handle orders online with nationwide delivery.
















