Sliding Mitre Saw Atika KGSZ 305N 1800 W 305 mm with work base

The Atika KGSZ 305N 1800 W sliding mitre saw with a 305 mm blade diameter and integrated work base is designed for precise crosscuts, mitre cuts and angled cuts in solid wood and wood-based panels. Its sliding mechanism increases cutting width compared to a fixed mitre saw, while the built-in base provides a stable support for workshop benches and mobile jobsite setups. The tool is aimed at users who need accurate repeatable cuts for carpentry, cabinetry and finishing work.

Advantages

The sliding function expands the saw’s cutting capacity, allowing longer workpieces to be cut without repositioning. The 1800 W motor delivers consistent power for clean cuts through timber and panels. A 305 mm blade diameter gives a balance between cutting depth and compact saw footprint. The integrated work base improves stability and material support for safer, more accurate operation. Adjustable mitre and bevel settings enable a range of angled cuts needed in joinery and trim work.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip-assisted short length cuts in solid wood
• Mitre and compound mitre cuts for frames, mouldings and skirting
• Cutting wood-based panels such as MDF and plywood
• Workshop and mobile on-site carpentry tasks
• Cabinet making and finish carpentry

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1800 W
• Blade diameter: 305 mm
• Sliding saw configuration for increased cutting width
• Integrated work base for stable material support
• Adjustment: mitre and bevel angle settings for compound cuts
• Designed for wood and wood-based panels

How to use

Secure the workpiece on the integrated base and set the required mitre and bevel angles. Start the saw and allow the blade to reach full speed before lowering it into the cut. For wider boards, engage the sliding mechanism to move the blade carriage through the material smoothly and evenly. Use appropriate blades for the material you are cutting and apply steady, controlled feed; avoid forcing the saw. Always follow the manufacturer's safety instructions regarding guards, clamps and personal protective equipment.

Usage recommendations

Use a fine-tooth blade for clean cuts in finished timber and a general-purpose blade for structural timber and panels; secure large panels with additional support to prevent tipping when cutting. Regularly check blade condition and alignment to maintain cutting accuracy and safe operation.