# Mitre Saw

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## Introduction <a href="#id-0-0-introduction" id="id-0-0-introduction"></a>

The Mitre Saw allows for accurate cross cutting of timber to a variety of angles and depths with a range of inbuilt adjustments and features. A depth x width of 80 x 290mm can be cut safely.&#x20;

## Two Good Reasons to Use the Mitre Saw <a href="#id-1-0-two-reasons-to-use-a-drum-sander" id="id-1-0-two-reasons-to-use-a-drum-sander"></a>

**Straight cuts** The Mitre saw can be used to make straight 90 degree cuts for up to 290mm in width and 80mm in depth.&#x20;

**Angles** The Mitre Saw allows for the adjustment of three types of angles - mitre, bevel and compound.

## Materials <a href="#id-3-0-materials" id="id-3-0-materials"></a>

‌**Timber:** Dried Timber Species‌

**Acrylic:** Acrylic material to 10mm thick (Consult Workshop Technician)

**Aluminium:** Aluminium to 5mm thick (Consult Workshop Technician)

## Machine in Operations Video <a href="#id-4-0-machine-in-operations-video" id="id-4-0-machine-in-operations-video"></a>

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