Radial Mitre Saw Scheppach HM216 216 mm blade, 2000 W motor

The Scheppach HM216 radial mitre saw is equipped with a 216 mm blade and a 2000 W motor, designed for accurate crosscuts, mitres and bevel cuts in wood and wood-based materials. Its compound sliding head increases cutting capacity for longer workpieces while the adjustable mitre and bevel settings allow repeatable angled cuts for carpentry, joinery and DIY tasks that require precision.

Advantages

The combination of a 216 mm blade and a high-power 2000 W motor provides consistent cutting performance and the sliding head design extends the usable cutting length without complex setup. Adjustable angle stops and a clear scale enable precise positioning for mitre and bevel cuts. The saw’s solid construction and straightforward controls support frequent use in workshop and site environments.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting timber and boards
• Making mitres for frames, mouldings and trim
• Bevel cuts for joinery and furniture components
• Repeatable angled cuts for production-style workflows
• DIY projects requiring accurate, straight or angled cuts

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 216 mm
• Motor power: 2000 W
• Type of saw: Radial compound mitre saw with sliding head
• Primary material application: Wood and wood-based panels
• Package gross weight: 15.40 kg; net weight: 14.00 kg
• Packaging dimensions (approx.): 790 mm x 360 mm x 460 mm
• Packaging volume: 0.13 m³

How to use

Secure the workpiece against the fence and set the required mitre and bevel angles using the saw’s angle stops and scale. Position the sliding head so the blade clears the workpiece before starting the motor; then advance the head and lower the blade smoothly through the material to complete the cut. Allow the blade to stop fully before returning the head to the rest position and removing the cut pieces. Follow standard workshop safety procedures such as using appropriate eye and hearing protection and keeping hands clear of the blade path.

Usage recommendations

Use sharp, appropriate-to-material blades and verify blade seating and guard function before each use. Clamp narrow or unstable workpieces to the table or use auxiliary supports when cutting long boards. Regularly inspect and maintain the sliding mechanism and angle stops to ensure accurate, repeatable cuts and extend the tool’s service life.