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Cordless and Corded Mitre Saws

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The category of cordless and corded mitre saws includes electric machine tools designed for precise cutting of a variety of materials. These mitre saws are ideal for professionals looking for efficiency and precision in their work. We offer a wide range of cordless and corded mitre saws from brands such as DeWalt, Fervi and Milwaukee, with prompt delivery and technical support guaranteed by AMES.

Professional applications

  • Cutting of metal pipes and sections on building sites
  • Cutting of wood and composite materials in the workshop
  • Industrial maintenance and repair work
  • Joinery and metal fabrication work

Selected brands

AMES has selected brands such as DeWalt, Fervi and Milwaukee to offer its customers high-quality, reliable products. These brands are known for their experience in electric machine tools and for their capacity for innovation.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the right mitre saw for my work?

The choice of mitre saw depends on the type of material to be cut and the precision required. It is important to consider the power, speed and cutting capacity of the machine.

What are the advantages of cordless mitre saws over corded ones?

Cordless mitre saws offer greater portability and ease of use in remote or hard-to-reach areas, while corded ones provide more power and longer running time.

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Frequently asked questions: Cordless and Corded Mitre Saws
What is a cut-off saw used for?

A cut-off saw cuts profiles, pipes, wood and construction materials quickly and precisely, using a disc mounted on an arm. Radial versions allow angled cuts, while fixed-head versions suit repeated straight cuts. It is used in fabrication, on site and in carpentry.

Radial or fixed-head saw: which should I choose?

The radial saw, such as the DWS780 radial saw or the 1050 3D radial saw, has a moving arm that allows mitred and compound cuts. The fixed-head saw, such as the DeWalt 305 mm fixed-head mitre saw with base, is more stable for straight and repeated cuts. Choose according to the type of cut you make most often.

Which blade diameter should I choose for the saw?

The blade diameter limits the cutting depth. The 305 mm size is common for wood and medium-sized profiles, as in the DeWalt saws in the catalogue. For metal sections use a metal-cutting blade, because a wood blade is not suitable. Always check the maximum speed marked on the blade.

Metal or wood saw: what are the differences?

Metal saws, such as the Milwaukee CHS 355 metal cut-off saw or the SMT 355 metal cut-off saw, use discs specific to steel and sections. Wood saws have discs with fewer and larger teeth. Do not fit a metal-cutting disc on a wood machine without checking compatibility.

How do I use a cut-off saw safely?

Always clamp the workpiece with a vice or support, never with your hand alone. Let the blade reach full speed before lowering the head. Keep the guard in place and keep your hands away from the cutting zone. Wait for the blade to stop before raising the head.

Which regulations and risks apply to cut-off saws?

Cut-off saws produce dust, noise and sparks, and D.Lgs. 81/2008 requires these risks to be assessed and protection and training to be provided. Use eye protection, hearing protection and a dust mask. Blade guards must remain fitted and working at all times.

Do I need a support to cut long pieces with a saw?

For long or heavy pieces, you need a side support or a bench to hold the material and prevent it tilting at the end of the cut. The catalogue includes supports designed for mitre saws and bench saws. Set the support at the same height as the machine's table.

Battery or corded cut-off saw for site use?

Battery cut-off saws, such as the Milwaukee M18 FMS254 battery cut-off saw, are easy to move and work where there is no mains supply, but charge limits working time. Corded versions give constant power for many cuts. Consider how many cuts you make per day and keep a spare battery if you work for long periods.