Table saw Bosch GCM 12 GDL Professional — 2000 W, 305 mm blade, sliding rails, laser guide, 230 V

The Bosch GCM 12 GDL Professional is a sliding mitre saw designed for professional woodworking tasks. Equipped with a 2000 W motor and a maximum no-load speed of 4000 RPM, it combines high power with a large 305 mm blade and 30 mm bore to deliver precise, efficient cuts. The saw offers wide mitre angle ranges — left up to 52° and right up to 60° — and a compact footprint of 1100 mm (W) × 670 mm (D) × 740 mm (H) for workshop or site use.

Advantages

Unmatched cutting smoothness is achieved through an innovative, maintenance-free gliding system that ensures durable precision over time. An integrated dual-line laser provides clear guidance for accurate cuts. The tool offers high vertical and horizontal cutting capacity, supporting a variety of compound and angled cuts with consistent results.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and mitre cuts in softwood and hardwood
• Precision joinery and trim work
• Cutting wide boards and long workpieces using the sliding function
• Professional construction and renovation tasks on site or in a workshop

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Model: GCM 12 GDL Professional
• Motor power: 2000 W
• Maximum no-load speed: 4000 RPM
• Blade diameter: 305 mm
• Bore diameter: 30 mm
• Mitre angle left/right: 52° / 60°
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 1100 × 670 × 740 mm
• MPN: 0601B23600
• EAN: 3165140584890

How to use

Secure the saw on a stable surface or stand, check that the blade is correctly mounted and the bore fits the arbor. Connect the saw to a suitable power supply and allow the motor to reach the rated no-load speed before cutting. Use the sliding function to position long workpieces and set the required mitre and bevel angles (left up to 52°, right up to 60°). Align the cut using the integrated dual-line laser, clamp the workpiece, and make the cut with steady feed. Follow the manufacturer's safety instructions and wear appropriate PPE.

Usage recommendations

For consistent, precise results, use blades rated for the material being cut, keep the gliding system free of debris, and periodically inspect blade condition and alignment. Use appropriate clamps and supports for long or large panels to maintain safety and accuracy.