A bench-top circular table saw of composite construction, likely intended for hobbyist or light-duty woodworking. The machine features a cast metal table top with a central arbor for the circular saw blade, supported by a painted green steel base mounted to a wooden plinth. Power is provided by a motor unit featuring a yellow identification plate with a crown over a shield emblem containing the letter P. The plate bears several legible technical specifications: 550, 542, 541 in a vertical column; 4000, 5700, 8200 in another; a central number 1535; and 511 521 at the base. The motor drives the arbor via two black rubber belts. A shop-made wooden rip fence and wooden supports have been added to the unit. The circular saw blade is marked with the characters 7/96 and a partial name beginning RI. The unit is fitted with a grey electrical cord and a standard UK three-pin plug.
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