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What size mitre saw do I need?
A 216mm saw is compact, easy to carry and handles skirting, architrave and flooring. A 254mm saw cuts deeper and wider and suits most all round work. A 305mm saw has the biggest capacity for tall skirting and large timbers, but it is heavier and takes up more room.
Cordless or corded?
Cordless goes anywhere and is ideal if you already own batteries from the same brand. Corded usually costs less and never runs flat. It suits a workshop or a long day of repeat cuts.
How long does delivery usually take?
Courier orders are normally delivered within 1 working day and postal orders in 1 to 3 working days. Remote areas can take longer. The retailer will send tracking details once the order ships.
Do I need a 110V mitre saw?
Only if you work on UK building sites. Most sites need 110V tools run through a transformer. For home and workshop use a 240V saw plugs straight into a normal socket.
Sliding or compound mitre saw?
A compound mitre saw pivots down to cut and tilts for bevels. A sliding compound saw does the same, but the head also runs on rails, so it cuts much wider boards. Sliding saws are bigger and heavier, so pick one only if you need the extra width.
Do you sell mitre saws directly?
No. We are a comparison and listing website. When you click through to buy, you go to the retailer's own site to complete the order. That means you keep the retailer's guarantee, returns policy and customer service.
