Mitre Saws
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Mitre saws provide fast, accurate crosscuts and angled cuts for framing, trim and furniture making. Sliding models increase the cutting width, while dual bevel saws make compound cuts without flipping the workpiece. Integrated lasers or shadow lines help align the blade to your mark. What is a mitre saw used for? A mitre saw is designed to make accurate crosscuts, mitre cuts, bevel cuts, and compound cuts in wood, PVC, aluminum, and some composites . It’s ideal for framing, skirting boards, crown moulding, decking, and furniture work where angled precision is essential. What types of mitre saws are available and how do they differ? Standard mitre saws cut straight and angled crosscuts (e.g. 45° for corners) Compound mitre saws tilt the blade for bevel or compound cuts —perfect for crown moulding Sliding compound mitre saws add a rail mechanism, allowing cuts in wider boards Choosing the right type depends on your material size and angle requirements.
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