Quick Summary
The Scheppach HM216L is a sliding mitre saw supplied with the UMF1600 tool stand. It uses a 216 mm blade, a 2000 W motor and includes 2 TCT blades, one 24T and one 48T. The saw is described with a 340 mm cross cut, a 45° bevel and a laser guide, making the main checks for buyers the cutting size, the blade set and the stand configuration.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | Scheppach. Useful for matching the model across offers. |
| Model | HM216L. The exact model helps distinguish it from other saws in the range. |
| Product type | Sliding mitre saw with UMF1600 tool stand. |
| Blade size | 216 mm blade. Check that this matches the blade format you want. |
| Motor power | 2000 W. A key specification for comparing the saw against other workshop options. |
| Cross cut | 340 mm cross cut. Compare this with the width of the workpieces you plan to cut. |
| Bevel | 45° bevel. Important if your cuts need angled adjustment. |
| Included blades | 2 TCT blades, 24T and 48T. The tooth count affects the type of cut the user may prefer. |
| Stand | UMF1600 stand included with extendable supports and adjustable height. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Cutting size: The stated 340 mm cross cut is the main figure to compare with the size of the timber or boards you plan to work with.
- Blade format: This model uses a 216 mm blade, so the blade size matters if you want compatibility with a particular replacement or cutting setup.
- Angle adjustment: A 45° bevel is listed, which matters if you need angled cuts for joins or trim work.
- Blade choice: The 24T and 48T blades give two different cutting styles, so check which finish you want most often.
- Stand setup: The included UMF1600 stand is part of the overall package, so confirm that the stand style and support arrangement suit your workspace.
What Is Included
- Scheppach HM216L sliding mitre saw
- UMF1600 tool stand
- 2 TCT blades: 24T and 48T
Before You Decide
Check that you want the HM216L with the UMF1600 stand, not the saw on its own. Compare the 216 mm blade size, the 340 mm cross cut and the 45° bevel against the jobs you plan to do. If the blade count or stand setup matters to your workshop, confirm those details before choosing an offer.
