Stanley 1500 Watt Compound Mitre Saw STSM1510-B5

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1. Amps measure the power of the saw motor. Higher amps mean more cutting power.
2. Blade size is an important consideration in selecting a miter saw. The most common miter saw sizes are 8, 10 and 12 inches. Keep in mind that larger diameter blades can make longer cuts.
3. Positive stops are factory set points that let you quickly make precise cuts on specific angles. More positive stops decrease the time needed to set up cuts. Some saws feature thumb-activated stops for quick adjustments.
4. Depth stops let you adjust the height of the blade, controlling how deeply it cuts into the work piece.
5. Articulated blade guards keep the guard clear of the stock, so you have a better view of the cutting line.
6. When you raise the saw, the guard lowers to completely cover the blade.
7. Electric brakes reverse the flow of electricity in the saw motor when you release the trigger. Reversing the current stops the blade's momentum quickly.
8. Electric brakes can stop the blade in as little as two seconds, much quicker than a blade on a saw without this feature.
9. Spindle or shaft locks immobilize the shaft and blade, making it much easier to change the blade.
10. Dust chutes and blowers help move sawdust from the cutting area.
11. Dust bags mount directly to the saw and collect sawdust.
12. Table extensions connect to the sides of the saw and support longer stock to give an accurate cut.
13. Sliding and flip fences give added support to taller stock for standard miter cuts. You can then slide or flip them out of the way to make bevel cuts or to support longer work pieces.
14. Laser guides and guide lights project a beam or cast a shadow onto the work piece, helping you accurately guide your cuts.
15. Digital displays provide easy-to-read bevel and miter setting information.

What's in the package?

1. 1* Mitre saw

What is Mitre Saw?

A mitre saw is a type of stationary saw designed to make precision cuts at multiple angles. The blade is pulled downwards onto the material, unlike with a circular saw where it feeds through the material. Mitre saws are best for cutting longer boards thanks to their large cutting capacities.

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