This 255mm Compound Mitre Saw is built for both professional tradespeople and serious DIY enthusiasts. Its 1650W heavy-duty motor, double insulation safety construction, and 4600 RPM no-load speed are specifications typically found in professional-grade tools. It is well-suited for daily use in workshops, on construction sites, and in furniture manufacturing environments.

This machine comes supplied with a Type G plug (British 3-Pin), which is the standard plug type used across the UAE, UK, and several other countries. It operates on 220–240V at 50/60Hz, which is fully compatible with the UAE's standard mains electricity supply. No adapter is required for use in the UAE.

Yes — the saw comes complete with a 10" (255mm) x 100-tooth aluminium-grade TCT saw blade included in the box. This blade is suitable for cutting both timber and non-ferrous metals such as aluminium, so you can begin work immediately after setup without needing to purchase a blade separately.

This compound mitre saw offers a mitre cutting range of 45 degrees and a bevel cutting range of 45 degrees. This means you can make both simple angled cuts and true compound angle cuts — where the blade is tilted and the table is rotated simultaneously — in a single pass. This is ideal for applications such as crown moulding, angled furniture joints, and picture frame corners.

Yes, this saw is capable of cutting aluminium profiles and extrusions. The included 10" x 100T TCT blade is specifically designed for cutting non-ferrous metals including aluminium, in addition to timber. For best results when cutting aluminium, ensure the workpiece is securely clamped and use an appropriate cutting speed. Always follow safe operating procedures when cutting metal.

The saw has a net weight of 12 kilograms, making it manageable for a single person to reposition within a workshop or transport to a job site. While it is a robust, full-size 255mm compound mitre saw, its weight is well within the range that most professionals can handle without assistance, particularly when using the carry handle.

Rough or splintered cuts are most commonly caused by a dull or damaged blade. The included 100-tooth TCT blade is designed for fine, clean cuts, but like all blades, it will wear over time with regular use. Check the blade for missing or chipped teeth and replace it if necessary. Additionally, ensure the workpiece is firmly secured and that you are feeding the material at a consistent, controlled pace. Cutting too quickly can also cause tear-out, particularly in timber.

If your mitre cuts are inaccurate, the first step is to verify the calibration of the mitre table using a reliable square or angle gauge. Over time and with heavy use, the detent positions on a mitre saw can shift slightly. Refer to the included Guide Book for instructions on how to adjust and re-calibrate the mitre angle stops. Also ensure the workpiece is held firmly against the fence during the cut, as any movement will affect the accuracy of the angle.

This saw includes an integrated dust bag that captures the majority of sawdust and fine particles generated during cutting. Ensure the dust bag is properly attached to the dust port before use, and empty it regularly to maintain effective suction and collection. For environments where dust control is critical, the dust port is also compatible with most standard workshop vacuum extractors, which will provide a higher level of dust extraction than the bag alone.