Saw Metabo KGS 254 M

The Metabo KGS 254 M is a single-bevel mitre saw designed for workshop and site use. It delivers a rated input power of 1450 W and reaches a maximum no-load speed of 4500 RPM, providing steady cutting performance for a variety of woodwork tasks. The saw accepts a 254 mm diameter blade and includes a mitre setting that tilts up to 50° to the left, enabling angled crosscuts and compound cuts within a compact footprint of 543 mm width, 485 mm depth and 726 mm height. The unit runs on AC power at 220–240 V and is built for repeatable, accurate cuts in timber and related materials.

Advantages

The saw's 1450 W motor and high no-load speed combine to ensure consistent cutting power and smooth blade rotation under load. The 254 mm blade diameter balances cutting capacity with portability, while the single-bevel tilt to 50° left increases flexibility for common mitre and bevel applications. Physical dimensions keep the tool reasonably compact for workshop benches and mobile use. The electrical compatibility with 220–240 V mains makes it suitable for standard European power supplies.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and mitre cuts in soft and hardwoods
• Making angled cuts for skirting boards and mouldings
• Workshop and on-site joinery tasks requiring repeatable cuts
• Cutting sheet goods and dimensional timber to length

Key specifications

• Rated input power: 1450 W
• Maximum no-load speed: 4500 RPM
• Blade diameter: 254 mm
• Single-bevel tilt: up to 50° to the left
• Voltage: 220–240 V AC
• Machine dimensions (W × D × H): 543 × 485 × 726 mm

How to use

Secure the saw to a stable work surface or stand before connecting to mains power. Fit an appropriate 254 mm saw blade and tighten the arbor according to the manufacturer's instructions. Adjust the mitre angle and bevel stop to the desired setting and clamp the workpiece against the fence. Start the motor and allow the blade to reach full speed before lowering the blade through the material in a controlled motion. After cutting, return the blade to its rest position and switch off the unit before removing the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use blades matched to the material and desired finish (fine-tooth blades for clean crosscuts in hardwood; general-purpose blades for dimensional timber). Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, ensure blade guards are in place, and follow local electrical safety rules for 220–240 V equipment. For repeatable accuracy, verify fence alignment and use clamps or stops when cutting multiple identical pieces.