Compound Microscopes

Provide a comprehensive learning experience with this Explore One microscope kit. The rotating turret of objective lenses and a zoom eyepiece increase image enhancement, while the straight monocular viewing configuration produces up to 900x magnification. This portable and cordless Explore One microscope kit has an LED lower illuminator for enhanced viewing and a multiple accessory carry case for easy portability.

Get up close and personal with your specimens when you use this Celestron Labs CM800 microscope. Upper and lower LED lighting units stay cool and illuminate slides for natural-looking results at magnifications from 40x to 800x. Enhanced with an adjustable stage, this all-metal Celestron Labs CM800 microscope is stable and easy to use.

Ensure powerful magnification with this National Geographic microscope. The 3.5-inch LCD screen and magnification range of up to 1600x deliver crisp, detailed specimen images, while a 5.0MP camera lets you capture photos and videos of your samples. This National Geographic microscope features a color filter wheel, which makes it easy to view colorless or transparent specimens.

Engineered to be easy to use and to fit into any size workshop, the 20V 7-1/4” Sliding Miter Saw from Worx will have you making a wide variety of miter and bevel cuts in no time. The easy change blade system allows for fast but safe switch-outs between blades. The dust bag and dust extraction system significantly cuts down on the amount of dust you’ll have flying through your workshop and onto your worktable. And the 3600 rpm motor makes smooth, precise cuts. The molded grip on the cutting arm allows for even, comfortable pulls. And the precision-machined guide rails are easy to adjust and hold your lumber firmly in place. What sets this saw apart from other sliding miter saws is its portable table saw design with full-size capabilities. At only 21 lbs, it’s easy to set up and move to different parts of the workshop or even take with you to the job site, yet its sturdy aluminum base gives it the leverage you need for this kind of work. With a smaller arbor, the motor can spin the blade faster than it could a full-size blade, which puts less wear and tear on the tool. This makes it more efficient and will increase the life of this saw. And the smaller footprint means you can actually keep the saw out of the way when you’re not using it.