Product Details
- Shipping Weight: 14 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- ASIN: B002PGVVN2
By : True Power
Price : $69.50
Product Description
9000 RPM 120V/60Hz/2.5A motor w/6ft grounded cord Accepts 3" to 3-1/8" diameter blades (3/8" arbor) Table stops at 0°, 15°, 22.5°, 30° ; 45° Left ; Right Cutting capacity: 0°: 1" x 1-15/16" / 45°: 1" x 1-1/4" Max. cut depth adjustable Fence length: 11-3/4" Workpiece clamp capacity: 1-14/16" Includes 3-1/8" carbide tipped blade(36 tooth), spanner, wrench ; detailed operating instructions UL listed
Technical Details
- 9000RPM, 0-45° L;R Miter Angle
- Accepts 3" to 3-1/8" diameter blades (3/8" arbor)
- Table stops at 0°, 15°, 22.5°, 30° ; 45° Left ; Right
- Cutting capacity 0°: 1" x 1-15/16" / 45°: 1" x 1-1/4"
- Includes 3-1/8" carbide tipped blade(36 tooth), spanner, wrench ; detailed operating instructions
3-1/8" Mini Miter Saw 805
Customer Reviews
I unpacked the miter saw last night and made my first cuts with it this evening. I make pens and have been looking for a way to do clean accurate cuts that I can use to make complex pen blanks.
First of all, the saw cuts cleanly and easily. If its your first time, don't forget to cut the space below before you get started. I did and wound up with melted plastic all over the first cut. After that, it cut cleanly. The angling appears to be accurate but sometimes it isn't easy to assess where the blade is going to fall. It took me 7 or 8 cuts before I had a handle on where to cut to trim 45 degrees from center of blank. Then I was able to do it repeatedly so it isn't really a problem. It did seem to get stuck once or twice and I couldn't tell what was blocking it. Will futz with it some more and see what I can find.
What is a problem is the blade guard. When the saw is turned to 45 degrees, on a 1" piece of wood, the guard doesn't get out of the way the way its supposed to and the cut needs to be made in two passes, not one. That's a bit of a pain. I'd remove the guard and do without but I have a child in the house and while I'm careful, I need that guard.
The motor seems powerful, but all I've cut is wood so far. I'll be cutting acrylic by this weekend, so we'll see how it does.
All told, the saw seems like it will do what I need it to do. I took off one star for that problem with the blade guard...here's hoping I can work around it.
Complete and utter piece of junk.
I had this saw for 2 weeks. Safety latch mechanism always hung up, and then the motor died after making about 30 cuts in thin plastic stock.
This has been a total waste of money.
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