What’s a Woodworking Panel Saw Machine?
It’s the machine used to cut large sheets of wood, plywood, MDF and similar materials. Generally it has a vertical blade that moves up and down to make precise cuts, and it is often used in workshops for making furniture, cabinets, and other wood projects. Its main types include the CNC Panel Saw, the Sliding Table Saw, and the Arm Saw, differing in cutting speed and efficiency.

What’s a Sliding Table Saw Machine?
It is a powerful woodworking panel saw with a large sliding table that lets you cut big pieces of wood easily. It is equipped with both a scoring saw and a main saw blade for precise cutting without tear-out. Our sliding table panel saws are mainly classified by three conditions:
Table length: 2800, 3000 and 3200 mm, and can even be customized to 3800 mm.
Blade tilt: can or cannot make 45° angled cuts on the panels.
Blade lifting: lifting manually or electrically.

LEABON’s sliding table saw range in this category now includes the MJ45A (automatic/manual dual-mode feed with foot-pedal hold-down), the MJ45E (CNC positioning with 0.1 mm accuracy) and the Auto-45 (pneumatic 45° saw), together with the MJQ/MJ series.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a panel saw / sliding table saw used for?
A: It rips and cross-cuts large boards — MDF, plywood, particle board and solid wood — into cabinet parts, furniture components, and door panels with straight, clean edges. For fully automated sheet cutting, see our CNC Panel Saws.

Q: What table lengths are available?
A: Standard sliding table lengths are 2800, 3000 and 3200 mm, and we can customize up to 3800 mm for extra-long panels.

Q: Can the saw blade make 45° bevel cuts?
A: Yes — models with a tilting blade (manual or electric) can make 45° angled cuts for miter joints and decorative edges. Fixed blades handle only 90° rips.

Q: Is blade lifting manual or electric?
A: Both options exist. Smaller workshops often choose manual lifting for simplicity; higher-output shops prefer electric lifting for faster, easier height setting.

Q: What is the lead time, and how is it shipped?
A: Standard sliding table saws are ready in 15–25 working days; customized lengths take 30–45 days. Machines are crated in an export wooden crate and shipped by sea (LCL or full container) — they are too large for parcel couriers such as DHL or UPS.

Q: Which other LEABON machines pair with a panel saw?
A: After cutting, panels are typically edge banded on an Edge Banding Machine, and bored on a CNC Side Boring Machine or Panel Multi-Boring Machine.