GUILD BMS210G Mitre Saw - £33.93 @ Homebase

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GUILD BMS210G Mitre Saw Homebase - £33.93

£33.93 Homebase25 Sep 16

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GaryDIY

24 Sep 16

210mm mitre saw. Not the best on the market but at 33.93 with two year guarantee its a good deal. Picked one up using click and collect and have to say impressed with it, clean straight cut even though its a coarse blade. Very light and easy to move about compared with my heavier 250mm saw so it will be great for architrave, framing and smaller skirting

18 comments

ruheluddin86

7 May 17 #18

What's the max height of wood this will take?

eru69err

16 Oct 16 #16

I got an unboxed one yesterday for £20.

GaryDIY to eru69err

16 Oct 16 1 #17

back of the net

eru69err

2 Oct 16 #14

Currently £65.93 in Rugby

GaryDIY to eru69err

2 Oct 16 #15

is that the sliding mitre saw though?

Soutie

29 Sep 16 2 #13

Thanks very much for the link Airfix. Had a look then also watched a couple of you tube videos and now understand what you mean and think I'll be going with your suggestion.

Let the fun begin :-)

airfix

29 Sep 16 1 #12

You can see here in steps 9 and 10 -http://www.self-build.co.uk/how-fit-skirting-board

I used a jigsaw to cut the profile line (where the paint ends and cut wood starts)

Soutie

28 Sep 16 #11

Thanks for the tip. Will have to give that a try once I understand what it is you mean exactly :-)

Soutie

26 Sep 16 #9

Thanks OP.
Just bought myself one. Now to get our skirting finally sorted (and save paying a couple of days labour for somebody else to come in and do it!)

airfix to Soutie

27 Sep 16 1 #10

When doing internal mitres it's best not to mitre but over scribe , just cut a more then follow the cut line with a jigsaw , much better finish as rooms aren't square

nipstyler

25 Sep 16 #8

I reserved one then contacted their customer service centre. They assured me they were included. I managed to get through to the store before I set off and someone in the store kindly read the back of the box which stated that it's tool only. Not such a good deal when you realise you have to spend another 30 quid on the battery and charger. I ended up buying the corded one.

Proveright

25 Sep 16 #6

Since Homebase have been taken over they seem to have more lines of stock and some at cheaper prices. It is worth a visit to check them out and some of their tool lines would make excellent Xmas presents.

nipstyler

25 Sep 16 3 #5

Also just to make people aware the 18v battery operated multi tool does not come with battery or charger.

sicourt to nipstyler

25 Sep 16 1 #7

Glad you noted this, I had reserved a multi tool. Looking again very carefully at the picture on their website the battery is shown attached to the tool, but is slightly 'greyed out' very misleading! I won't be collecting it now!

Darzen

25 Sep 16 #4

Already posted

clearance deal posted sat morning.

DrAcula1

24 Sep 16 4 #3