Sliding Mitre Saw Smart SM-04-05305 2000 W, 305 mm Blade

Smart SM-04-05305 is a sliding mitre saw with a 305 mm blade and a 2000 W motor, engineered for precise crosscuts, mitres and bevels in wood and similar materials. The sliding function increases cutting capacity, allowing wider stock to be cut without repositioning. The saw combines a high-power motor with adjustable angle settings to deliver repeatable, accurate results for carpentry, joinery and renovation projects where controlled, clean cuts are required.

Advantages

The sliding mechanism extends the cutting range and improves versatility compared with fixed-head mitre saws. A 305 mm blade diameter provides sufficient depth for common trims, boards and mouldings. The 2000 W motor supplies the torque needed for steady cutting performance in hardwoods and denser materials. Angle scales and stops allow consistent mitre and bevel settings, while built-in clamping and a stable base reduce movement during operation.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and mitre cutting of timber, skirting and mouldings
• Carpentry and joinery workshop tasks requiring repeatable angle cuts
• On-site renovation work for door frames, window sills and trims
• Cutting wider stock thanks to the sliding rail system

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 305 mm
• Motor power: 2000 W
• Cutting mode: sliding mitre (compound) saw
• Adjustable mitre and bevel angles for angled cuts
• Built-in clamping system for workpiece fixation
• Stable base and fence for accurate positioning

How to use

Secure the saw on a flat, stable surface and ensure the work area is clean and well lit. Fit a blade rated for the intended material and check that the blade guard operates freely. Set the required mitre and bevel angles using the saw's angle scales and lock the settings. Clamp the workpiece firmly against the fence and, with the motor at full speed, lower the blade into the cut following the sliding rails to complete the pass. Always allow the blade to stop completely before raising the guard or removing offcuts.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and a dust mask. Select a blade type suited to the material (wood, laminated board or hardwood) for cleaner cuts and reduced tear-out. For repetitive angled cuts, verify stops and test on scrap material to confirm angle and length before working on final pieces.