Im after a mitre saw

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michaelthegardener
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Post: # 110794Post michaelthegardener

im after a mitre saw anyone got any recommendations?

digerjones
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Post: # 110795Post digerjones

Evolution. Will cut through nails aswell
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dig dug dan
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Post: # 110798Post dig dug dan

Do you want a sliding one or fixed?
you cant beat the bosch sd, I brought the sd12, it cuts through a new sleeper! Thats 125mm!
Expensive though, will set you back over 500, but great for decking
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rxbren
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Post: # 110800Post rxbren

The evolution ones are ok buy any cheap sliding mitre saw as at the end of the day it's the blade that does the cutting so spend a bit extra on blades.
Wouldn't recommend cutting metal (solid metal not nails, screws etc) with them as they spin to fast and have no lubrication for the cut so you would just burn the blades out

rxbren
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Post: # 110803Post rxbren

.repeat

michaelthegardener
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Post: # 110804Post michaelthegardener

im after a sliding one was thinking of spending 2-3 hundred quid but will have a look at the bosch :)

sy76uk
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Post: # 110805Post sy76uk

De walt

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Post: # 110807Post Forestboy1978

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pingtek-Blueli ... B00KMYX9TS

Mines great. Especially for the money.

rab1
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Post: # 110813Post rab1

Makita are the best compound saws but for 300 you will get a 2nd fix saw
God loves a tryer

rxbren
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Post: # 110814Post rxbren

Personally makita have lost a bit due to poor service life of some tools currently really liking dewalt kit

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Post: # 110853Post GB_Groundworks

dig dug dan wrote:Do you want a sliding one or fixed?
you cant beat the bosch sd, I brought the sd12, it cuts through a new sleeper! Thats 125mm!
Expensive though, will set you back over 500, but great for decking
I've got the sd10 110v and stand can't fault it great saw

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michaelthegardener
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Post: # 110925Post michaelthegardener

well the bosch looks great but now im thinking because its really just for the workshop :p I might just get a decent table saw instead seen a nice bosch one on ebay not to far away

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Post: # 111382Post michaelthegardener

well I went mental and bought one of these :p

http://www.axminster.co.uk/bosch-gts-10-xc-254mm-table-saw-501852




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Post: # 111400Post seanandruby

Hope it is gonna pay for itself ??? Don't tell the missus just yet you couldn't afford a divorce as well :laugh:
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Post: # 111408Post dig dug dan

michaelthegardener wrote:well I went mental and bought one of these :p

http://www.axminster.co.uk/bosch-gts-10-xc-254mm-table-saw-501852
You did go mental. Thats not a mitre saw!nice bit of kit though! I quite like the idea of one to reduce fence panels down
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