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Best Cut-Off & Mitre Saws
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Makita LS1040
Latest review: This is an excellent saw. The detents are accurate. Unlike the Dewalt saw, you cannot alter the detents, but that's only really needed with sliding mitre saws. Mine was assembled in Japan, I think.
Ryobi Slide Compound Mitre Saw EMS254RG
Latest review: I have been using the Ryobi Mitre saw for about 6 months now for home DIY and furniture projects. I have found it is really good value for money. It is easy to set-up, use and cuts straight. The
Makita LS1018L
Latest review: On opening the clear plastic blade set broken under the heavy saw, rusting rail after two months & compound adjustment frozen in place. Please consider buying @ this level anything that isn't
Bosch PCM 1800 SD
Latest review: I had a Bosch PCM 1800 that had served me well for 5 years. So when I decided to upgrade to a sliding saw I went with the Bosch PCM 1800 SD. What a mistake. It didn't cut square out of the box and
Dewalt DW718
Latest review: I believe this is one of the most trusted saws in the market. This model was discontinued in 2008-2010 period. I bought this machine, secondhand, in 2018 from a tradie who had it for severl years
Bosch GCO 2
Latest review: This is a very good work horse that just keeps delivering. It's well worth the money. It is very accurate when cutting, easy to set up, low vibration and cuts both mitre angles which a lot don't. It
Bosch GCM 10 SD Professional
Latest review: We had this in a timber workshop with casual amateur users - so a tough environment for any tool to shine. We got two years of half-day light use before the motor bit the dust - one more year would
Ryobi 2000W Mitre Saw & Stand Combo RMS254DB-K
Latest review: Spotted this saw/stand combination on a recent Bunnings visit. Whilst I had been looking for a sliding mitre saw, was cautious about tools that “looked” good bit did not have the quality required for
Metabo KGS 305
Latest review: I've had this saw for two years now and apart from a few problems - the fence is weak in the centre, the accuracy of the detent could be improved and the connection points for the dust extractors are
Bosch GCM 12 GDL Professional
Latest review: Having unpacked my shiny new mitre saw, I was anxious to try it. I made a few cuts on a machined length of timber, checked the cuts with a try square, and to my disgust, learned that the saw was not
Metabo KS 216 Lasercut Compound Mitre Saw
Latest review: I purchased this Mitre Saw in Victoria and had problems on the first day with it. I returned it under warranty and they found it had a warped blade - straight from the factory. Following this I
Makita 2 Stroke Petrol Power Cut · includes 2 listings
Latest review: I have one of these machine, I use it for demolition and concrete cutting as a builder. Its excellent, provided you follow the book by the letter and have the correct fuel, two stroke oil is very
Ryobi EMS1826LRG
Latest review: First surprise was the comic book style 'Original Instructions'. Previously had a CMS 1825 which lasted 8 years and came with an 'Owners Operating Manual' which came with well written instructions
Ryobi 2200W 305mm Slide Compound Mitre Saw EMS305RG
Latest review: During the unboxing, the first sign of the issues to come was that the decals had been placed upside down on the saw during manufacture. While initially this was going to be an easy fix, the issues
BOSCH BITURBO Cordless Mitre Saw GCM 18V-216
Latest review: This is review of the specifications. This saw looks great on paper and feels well made in the shop, but is let down by 0 degree right bevel. Why would the engineers at Bosch do such a silly thing?
Makita LS1017L
Latest review: Bought as a barely used second hand tool. Same as the previous two reviews. The saw does not cut accurately. Had to modify the guide just to be able to adjust it to get an accurate 90 deg cut.
Makita DLS211Z
Latest review: I often once wondered how QC of Japanese quality Makitas's would be effected once they became involved with Chinese production short-cuts.. Well unable to choose any-longer here in AU between those