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Why use BM2S24001 Miter Saw (12”) 2400W?
BM2S24001 Miter Saw
Power miter saws are designed to make angled cuts for mounding, trim work, rafters and other general carpentry applications. The saws also make straight crosscuts and, when equipped with the right blade, the versatility of a miter saw is an important part of a tool arsenal for professional carpenters as well as DIYers.
- Model no: BM2S24001
- Input power: 2400W
- Blade size: 305mm(12″) x 30mm
- No-load speed: 5000rpm
- Aluminium base
- Dust bag keep work area clean
- Max. cutting capacity:
- 109x315mm
- Miter cuts 0-45°left and right
- Bevel cuts up to 45°to the left
- Double bar for smooth sliding
Miter saws complete a few more styles of cuts than table saws. They perform straight cuts, angled cuts, bevel cuts and combination cuts. With all these settings, miter saws serve as a fundamental choice for many woodworkers. Craftsman use bevel cuts create hidden seams and crown molding.
Although mitre saws were traditionally used for cutting wood, with the correct blade they can make light work of cutting through steel and aluminum profiles at an angle.
Depending on the type of mitre saw you purchase, you may be able to make up to four different kinds of cuts: mitre cuts, crosscuts, bevel cuts and compound cuts. Often used for structural framing, the mitre saw can also be used for much smaller projects such as creating picture frames and planter boxes.
