Mitre Saw DeWALT D27113

The DeWALT D27113 Mitre Saw is a compact, corded mitre saw designed for accurate crosscuts and angled cuts in wood and similar materials. It delivers a no-load speed of 3300 RPM and accepts a 305 mm diameter blade, enabling clean and consistent cuts. The saw offers a maximum cutting depth of 51 mm and mitre angle adjustment to 50° left and right. Its compact footprint (600 mm wide, 500 mm deep, 485 mm high) and AC power supply make it suitable for busy workshops and jobsite use where reliable corded performance and space efficiency are required.

Advantages

The DeWALT D27113 combines stable corded power with a high idle speed for steady cutting performance. Its 305 mm blade diameter and 51 mm maximum cutting depth provide capability for common woodworking tasks while the 50° left and right mitre range increases cutting versatility. Compact dimensions reduce bench space requirements and simplify transport and storage. Overall construction and adjustment range support repeatable, accurate cuts.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and mitre cutting of timber, molding and trim
• Cutting mid-sized boards and panels up to 51 mm thickness
• Workshop and on-site carpentry where a stable corded saw is needed
• Applications requiring repeated angled cuts up to 50° left or right

Key specifications

• No-load speed: 3300 RPM
• Blade diameter: 305 mm
• Maximum cutting depth: 51 mm
• Mitre angle range: 0° to 50° left and 0° to 50° right
• Power supply: AC (corded)
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 600 mm × 500 mm × 485 mm

How to use

Position the saw on a stable, level surface and secure the workpiece against the fence before starting. Fit a blade appropriate for the material and ensure the blade guard and safety features are functioning. Plug the saw into a suitable AC outlet, set the required mitre angle and lower the saw head slowly through the cut while maintaining firm control. For repeated cuts, use stops or fences to establish consistent lengths and angles. Always allow the motor to reach full speed before cutting and wait for the blade to stop completely before lifting the head or removing the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use blades matched to the material for best finish quality and minimal tear-out. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection. Ensure workpieces are free of nails or metal and use dust extraction or a shop vacuum where possible to maintain a clear workspace and extend tool life.