Plastic Mitre Box Topex 212x42x44 mm model 10A840

Plastic mitre box Topex 212 x 42 x 44 mm model 10A840 is a compact cutting guide designed to assist with controlled straight and angled cuts in small trim, moulding and general woodworking tasks. The lightweight plastic construction makes it easy to carry and position while providing stable guidance for handsaws and files. Its dimensions suit narrow workpieces and detail work where portability and simple repeatable cuts are required.

Advantages

The mitre box offers accurate guidance for 45° and 90° cuts, reducing the need for repeated measuring and marking. Its plastic body resists corrosion and requires minimal maintenance compared to metal alternatives. The compact footprint and light weight improve handling in confined spaces and make the tool convenient for both DIY and professional users. Visible cutting slots help keep the saw aligned for straighter cuts and lower risk of material damage.

Suitable for

• Cutting small trim and moulding pieces
• Making 45° mitre joints for picture frames and corners
• Accurate straight cuts on narrow wooden or soft material strips
• On-site quick cutting tasks where portability is needed

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 212 x 42 x 44 mm
• Material: durable plastic body
• Supported cut angles: 45° and 90° guidance slots
• Compatible with hand saws and files for small woodworking tasks
• Lightweight and compact design for portability

How to use

Place the workpiece into the mitre box so it rests flat on the base and against the back stop. Select the appropriate slot for the desired cut angle (45° or 90°) and position the saw or file in the guidance grooves. Hold the workpiece securely with one hand or clamp it in place, and make the cut using steady, controlled strokes following the guidance slots. For repeated identical cuts, mark the material using the mitre box edges to ensure consistent positioning.

Usage recommendations

Use a saw with a blade width suitable for the grooves to avoid excessive play. Clamp the mitre box to the work surface when cutting harder materials to maintain stability. Clean sawdust from the grooves after use to preserve accurate alignment.