Well guys, the tool is not there. With the appropriate saw, it works wonders. You just need patience and good vision.

After 8 years of owning it, I can confidently say that it is worth every penny and more. It is a reliable tool, hassle-free with plenty of spare blades and telephone support when needed. I have cut both soft and hard woods without any difficulty. You just need to have the appropriate blade so that it doesn't struggle. Its motor doesn't feel strained and it hasn't had any issues. It is worth it for anyone who has the money.

Very good tool, always with correct, high-quality blades. I have had it for 5 years, and it has worked very well. In these years, I had to go to the service center twice because the switch burned out. Nothing serious, cheap repair and you can do it yourself if you know how. One time was completely justified, as it was working continuously for hours, my mistake, the motor overheated. Reliable motor, sturdy construction.
It accepts blades without teeth, very important for a saw.
Keep in mind that it is one of those tools that you need to learn, and the cutting quality depends a lot on your experience. How much you tension the blade depending on what you want to do, how fast you feed it, and at what speed you turn the material for curves, angles, etc. It's not just "putting the blade, cutting, and done."
Also, it is not a tool designed to cut straight lines. If you want perfectly straight lines, only a disc saw. Or maybe a properly adjusted, high-quality band saw.

The only negative thing I can find is the air outlet for dust removal at the cutting point, as it does not have enough power.

Proxxon saws are unfortunately the only option in Greece, as you can't find any other similar quality ones.