Mitre Saws

Looking for a Mitre Saw that delivers clean, accurate cuts every time? Our range of mitre saw’s gives both professionals and DIY users the reliability needed for framing, trim work, and detailed woodworking projects.

What a Mitre Saw Is Used For

A Mitre Saw is designed to make fast, accurate angled cuts for tasks like trim work, picture frames, flooring, and general carpentry. It excels at repeatable accuracy, clean edges, and precise bevels. Below, we break down the most common questions people ask about Mitre Saw’s.



Mitre Saw FAQ's

MAKITA LS1219L 240V MITRE SAW, a powerful tool with a blue and silver color scheme, equipped with a large blade and a mitre and bevel scale on the head.

Is it worth getting a mitre saw?

If you need clean, accurate cuts for woodworking or DIY projects, a mitre saw is absolutely worth it. It saves time, improves precision, and lets you make cuts you simply can’t achieve consistently with a circular saw or handsaw.

Can you cut straight with it?

Yes - mitre saws excel at straight, accurate 90° cuts. The fence and blade alignment make straight cuts effortless and consistent.

What can I cut?

Timber, MDF, skirting boards, decking boards, flooring, and some plastics. With the right blade, you can even cut aluminium trims.

Are they easy to use?

Very. They’re designed for beginners and pros alike. Most tasks involve clamping the material, setting the angle, and lowering the blade.

What can I make with it?

Picture frames, furniture, trim work, door frames, stud walls, shelving, and decking - any project needing precise repeat cuts.

Should I buy a mitre saw?

If you regularly work with timber or want cleaner cuts for home projects, buying a mitre saw is a solid investment.

Will it cut 4 x 4?

Some will - but it depends on the blade diameter. A 10-inch saw may struggle, while a 12-inch sliding mitre saw usually handles 4x4 easily.

Is it dangerous?

It can be if used incorrectly, but modern mitre saws include blade guards, electric brakes, and safe-grip handles. With basic safety habits, they're very safe to operate.

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