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Mitre saws

Start with the widest board you need to cut, the bevel direction and the room behind the saw.

A sliding mitre saw resting on a bench in a woodworking shop
Photo: cottonbro studio / Pexels. Illustrative workshop scene.

Where to start

Start with the widest board you need to cut, the bevel direction and the room behind the saw.

These checks guide your reading; confirm the specification and safe use in the exact tool manual.

Check before choosing

  • Crosscut width at 90° and 45°
  • Single or dual bevel
  • Rear clearance
  • Blade size and bore in the manual

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