Mitre saw Vorel 29000 — Vorel 29000 mitre saw, single unit

Vorel 29000 mitre saw is a single-unit angle saw designed for crosscutting and angled cutting tasks in woodworking and home DIY projects. The tool is intended to deliver precise mitre and bevel cuts for applications such as frames, skirting boards, paneling and other finishing works. The package contains one mitre saw branded Vorel, model 29000, with a cutting blade sized 550 x 45 mm and adjustable cutting angle settings for common angled cuts.

Advantages

The saw provides a large blade diameter that supports deeper and wider cuts, enabling a maximum cutting height around 110 mm and a maximum cutting width around 120 mm. Angle detents at common positions allow repeatable, accurate mitre cuts. Its design includes handling elements and a clamp mechanism to hold the workpiece in place for safer, consistent cuts. A plastic base and integrated guides contribute to stable positioning during operation.

Suitable for

• Cutting skirting boards and mouldings
• Making picture and door frames
• Paneling and trim installation
• General crosscutting of wooden slats and boards in DIY projects

Key specifications

• Blade dimensions: 550 x 45 mm
• Cutting height (maximum): approximately 110 mm
• Cutting width (maximum): approximately 120 mm
• Adjustable cutting angles (horizontal plane): 22.5°, 30°, 36°, 45°, 90°
• Work surface: saw table with plastic base
• Includes guides and blade mounting for installation
• Clamping mechanism for securing workpieces

How to use

Select the required cutting angle using the angle lever and secure the saw in the chosen position. Place the workpiece on the saw table and align it against the fence or guide. Use the clamp to fix the workpiece to the table, ensuring it is stable before cutting. Raise the saw head, engage the blade at the cut start position, then lower the saw head with steady, controlled pressure to complete the cut. For repetitive cuts, set the clamp position and angle once and feed identical pieces consistently.

Usage recommendations

Always follow safety practices: wear appropriate eye and hearing protection, ensure the work area is clear, verify blade mounting and tightness before use, and secure the workpiece with the clamp. Apply only the pressure necessary to guide the blade—do not force the cut. For repeatable precision, double-check angle settings and use the clamp and guides to hold pieces in the same position.