Mitre saw DEDRA DED6904

The Mitre saw DEDRA DED6904 is a cordless double-bevel mitre saw designed for precise cross and bevel cuts in wood and wood-based materials. Powered by an 18 V battery and featuring a 210 mm blade diameter and a 30 mm bore, the DED6904 provides a maximum no-load speed of 3000 RPM. Its aluminium base and worktop enhance rigidity and durability while two guide rails and a sawdust collection bag help maintain a cleaner work area. The saw's feed function and a convenient locking knob allow controlled, repeatable cuts at perpendicular and 45° angles.

Advantages

The DEDRA DED6904 combines portability of cordless operation with the stability of an aluminium base, enabling accurate mitre and bevel cuts on-site or in the workshop. The double-bevel mechanism permits bevel cutting on both sides without repositioning the workpiece, and the included guide rails improve alignment for straighter cuts. A sawdust bag reduces debris build-up, while the adjustable and lockable blade position ensures repeatable settings for series work. The tool's moderate maximum speed and robust construction make it suitable for general woodworking tasks where control and finish matter.

Suitable for

• Cross cuts in dimensional timber and boards
• 45° mitre cuts for trim, moulding and frames
• Bevel cuts on workpieces without repositioning
• On-site carpentry and mobile workshop tasks
• Small to medium furniture and joinery projects

Key specifications

• Power source: 18 V battery (cordless)
• Blade diameter: 210 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Maximum no-load speed: 3000 RPM
• Cross cut capacity: 70 x 210 mm
• Bevel cut capacity: 35 x 210 mm
• Double-bevel design (left/right bevel without flip)
• Body materials: aluminium base and worktop for enhanced rigidity
• Sawdust collection bag and two guide rails included
• Adjustment knob with locking function for blade position

How to use

Secure the DEDRA DED6904 on a stable surface or a suitable mitre saw stand, insert a charged 18 V battery and fit an appropriate 210 mm blade with a 30 mm bore according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Mark the cut line on the workpiece and align it against the fence and guide rails. Set the required mitre and bevel angles using the saw's adjustment controls and lock the blade position with the knob. Start the saw, allow it to reach speed, then perform the cut with steady feed motion. After cutting, release the trigger and wait for the blade to stop before removing the workpiece or making adjustments. Use the sawdust bag and vacuum attachment where available to reduce debris.

Usage recommendations

Use blades appropriate for the material and desired finish; keep blades sharp and tightened to the recommended torque. Wear eye, hearing and dust protection when operating the saw. For repeatable angle cuts, verify settings on scrap material before cutting final workpieces. Maintain the aluminium base and guide rails free of chips and debris to preserve accuracy.