Great for those DIY projects that need doing... It's worth reading the customer reviews too, they're good!
- 1400W Mitre Saw for cutting wood and plastics
- Tilting angle -45 to 0 to 45 degrees
- 24 tooth blade
The Tool is intended for sawing solid wood, bonded wood, glued veneer, materials similar to wood and plastics. Do not cut metals, ceramics or masonry products
Content of the box:
Instruction Manual
Allen key
Dust bag
2x brush holder end cap
Top comments
LOUKELL
17 May 163#4
Thanks op ,Ordered too for chopping fire wood
All comments (27)
AndrewS7889
17 May 16#1
Heat added - good value. They also do a router for £14.99 that looks a bargain.
jimmyt11
17 May 16#2
Thanks OP orderd one. I was tempted when it was 29 quid but for this price I didn't hesitate
jimmyt11
17 May 161#3
btw this is only for chopping fire wood. I would not use this for any detailed work. I imagine it can be adjusted but I doubt it would stay square for long!
djames108 to jimmyt11
17 May 16#11
i doubt that very Much, as its a mitre saw you can saw a variety of wood, not exclusively fire wood.
As you mention your buying one (future tense) then you clearly don't have one and are unqualified to make such a silly comment
LOUKELL
17 May 163#4
Thanks op ,Ordered too for chopping fire wood
omsA to LOUKELL
17 May 16#6
buying for sane reason. being lolling for something cheap and cheerful just for this
rossygnol
17 May 16#5
Voted hot.
I bought this mitre saw from B&Q although on the website it says 210mm, I can see on the box of what they gave me 120mm. Did they give me the wrong product?
And how does this mitre saw compare to the one in the link? I bought it for £40 and the box is still unopened. Thx
simonsdeals
17 May 16#7
Good deal, been looking for something like this for some rough and ready woodwork.
OB1
17 May 16#8
You serious about chopping wood? Presumably you won't manage much more than a 100mm diameter log without faff? Would have thought a chainsaw was more appropriate!
arotabi
17 May 16#9
Chopping firewood!?
Presumably you have to chop the wood to reasonable lengths so they stay on the deck of this thing... which means you have a chainsaw already?
Cutting long wobbly branches on a mire saw will be very interesting. I use my mire saw for some dodgy cuts but wouldn't particularly fancy that :confused:
Hot BTW - plenty good enough for many jobs and it'll save an eternity compared to cutting by hand.
Get a decent blade, adjust and learn the tool and it'll be good for many more tasks.
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- 1400W Mitre Saw for cutting wood and plastics
- Tilting angle -45 to 0 to 45 degrees
- 24 tooth blade
The Tool is intended for sawing solid wood, bonded wood, glued veneer, materials similar to wood and plastics. Do not cut metals, ceramics or masonry products
Content of the box:
Instruction Manual
Allen key
Dust bag
2x brush holder end cap
Top comments
All comments (27)
As you mention your buying one (future tense) then you clearly don't have one and are unqualified to make such a silly comment
I bought this mitre saw from B&Q although on the website it says 210mm, I can see on the box of what they gave me 120mm. Did they give me the wrong product?
And how does this mitre saw compare to the one in the link? I bought it for £40 and the box is still unopened. Thx
Presumably you have to chop the wood to reasonable lengths so they stay on the deck of this thing... which means you have a chainsaw already?
Cutting long wobbly branches on a mire saw will be very interesting. I use my mire saw for some dodgy cuts but wouldn't particularly fancy that :confused:
Hot BTW - plenty good enough for many jobs and it'll save an eternity compared to cutting by hand.
Get a decent blade, adjust and learn the tool and it'll be good for many more tasks.