Mitre Shears/Mitre Angle Trim/PVC Decking Cutter

Product Information

Top of the range mitre saws come with laser technology for cutting accuracy and we also have corded and cordless options available, should this be an important consideration factor. If you need to make repeated cuts in masonry, we recommend that you take a look at our range of Electric Disc Cutters/Concrete Saws. Evolution mitre Saws include multiple safety features designed to make cutting safely as easy as possible even for novice users. When cutting Steel, it leaves an instantly workable finish, producing no heat, no burr and virtually no sparks - unlike alternative methods.

Cleaning the teeth of your blade, especially if cutting exterior grades of wood will help to keep your blade running cleanly by removing sap and resin build up. These are adjustable and can be moved inwards and outwards to accommodate various blade cutting angles. With the flat cuts you can use a push block with built-in breakout protection (as described in Quick Tips).Using the adjustable angles guides you can cut any angle from 0º to 60º with real ease, placing the rulers in the desired angle loosening up the screws, and tightening when the rulers are in place. All Evolution Mitre Saws have can be connected to powered dust extraction systems to help keep your workspace clean. Note that very slight adjustments of your fine adjuster will affect the fit of the two pieces so proceed in small steps. Designed for both DIY users and professionals, Evolution Mitre Saws are the best choicefor speed, precision, and reliability every time.

Choosing your power source: 240v tools are used with normal mains power whilst 110v tools are used on construction sites for safety reasons.

If you intend on cutting large amounts of metal you might find one of our Chop Saws is better suited to your needs. This Tungsten Carbide Tipped blade can cut new and reclaimed wood, laminate, mild steel, non-ferrous metal, plastics and composites This blade is ideal for any user who is likely to cut various materials and doesn’t want to have to swap blades. A mitre block is used to provide a solid guide when hand cutting mitre joints at a variety of angles, though 45 or 90 degrees are the most typical cuts required. The lock mitre cutter works best on cuts along the grain rather than across it, but if you are using it for carcase and chest constructions you are likely to make cross-grain cuts and you are bound to get breakout.

Mitre saws are perfect when constructing picture, door and window frames, working with crown molding or floorboards. If you are planning on making cuts in sheet material then you’ll need a Table Saw or a Circular Saw. Some models include built-in laser guidance beams for precision cutting and vice clamps to secure the material. To make the cuts easier, set cutter and fence to their precise positions, using your setting pieces, and clamp two stops to the table top tight behind the fence. It will make light work of the 45° bevel cuts that you need to inset a door frame and cut everything to length accurately first time, every time.Providing you with even more flexibility, a mitre saw stand can cut long panels or pieces of timber without any difficulty. Dual purpose cutters which can be used for producing either a neat 90° corner joint or a joint for edge jointing boards together.