305mm 2000W COMPUND MITRE SAW (VERTICAL SLIDING BARS)

Description

Technical Specifications

Blade Diameter: 305 mm (12″)
Blade Teeth: 60 T
Blade Arbor: 30 mm
Minimum Blade Thickness: 2 mm
Maximum Blade Thickness: 4 mm
Voltage: 220–240 V AC
Frequency: 50 Hz
Power Rating: 2000 W
No-Load Speed: 5000 RPM
Mitre Capacity: Up to 45° left and right
Bevel Type: Dual-bevel
Key Features
Powerful 2000 W motor for demanding cutting applications.
Large 305 mm blade with 60 teeth for clean, accurate cuts.
Dual-bevel design helps improve flexibility for angled cuts.
Mitre capacity up to 45° left and right for versatile crosscutting and trim work.
5000 RPM no-load speed supports fast, efficient cutting performance.
Compatible with blades using a 30 mm arbor and blade thickness from 2 mm to 4 mm.
Suitable for workshop, jobsite, DIY, and woodworking applications requiring precise angle cuts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can a 305 mm mitre saw be used for?
A 305 mm mitre saw is ideal for crosscuts, mitre cuts, bevel cuts, and trim work on materials such as timber, moulding, skirting, and other common woodworking stock. The larger blade size also makes it a strong choice for users who need more cutting capacity than a smaller mitre saw.
What does dual-bevel mean on a mitre saw?
Dual-bevel means the saw head can bevel in both directions, making it easier to complete angled cuts without constantly flipping the workpiece. This is especially useful for trim, cornices, framing, and repetitive workshop jobs.
Is 2000 W enough power for workshop and DIY use?
Yes, a 2000 W motor offers strong cutting performance for a wide range of workshop and DIY applications. It is suitable for users who need a saw capable of handling regular cutting jobs with good speed and consistency.
What blade does this mitre saw use?
This unit uses a 305 mm (12″) blade with a 30 mm arbor. The compatible blade thickness range is 2 mm to 4 mm, so replacement blades should match these requirements for proper fitment and safe operation.
What does a 60-tooth blade help with?
A 60-tooth blade is generally well suited to smoother, cleaner cuts in woodworking applications. It can be a good option when you want a neater finish on visible workpieces such as trim, boards, and joinery material.
What does the 5000 RPM no-load speed mean?
The 5000 RPM no-load speed indicates the blade spins at high speed when not under cutting load. This helps support efficient cutting performance and cleaner results when paired with the correct blade and material.
Can this saw cut mitres to both sides?
Yes, the saw offers mitre capacity up to 45° left and right, giving you flexibility for angle cuts in both directions. This is useful for trim installation, frame work, and other projects where matching left and right angles is important.
What power supply does this saw require?
This saw is designed for a 220–240 V AC, 50 Hz power supply, which makes it suitable for standard single-phase mains power commonly used in workshops and home garages.
Who is this mitre saw best suited for?
This saw is a strong option for DIY users, woodworkers, installers, and workshop users who need a larger blade size, dual-bevel capability, and reliable power for accurate angle cutting.
What safety gear should I use with a mitre saw?
You should always use appropriate eye protection, hearing protection, and avoid loose clothing when operating a mitre saw. Keep hands clear of the blade path, secure the workpiece properly, and always use the correct blade for the material being cut.