On the second day, the setting for the depth broke. I thought it didn't matter and I adjusted it myself to a steady 20 with a screw. After a while, the switch wouldn't stay in the on position and it would turn off by itself. I will take it back tomorrow to where I bought it to see what's wrong. This is the first time I bought a non-branded company and I regret it. It doesn't matter if you're a professional or an amateur, when you can't do your job, it's a problem

A good amateur level saw, but that's about it. I haven't done many applications so far, but it requires adjustment every time you change the height in order to be parallel to the other side.