Mitre saw YATO YT-82154 235 mm blade, 2800 W, single bevel 45°, cutting depth 85 mm, 220–240 V, 3 m cable

The Mitre saw Yato YT-82154 is a single-bevel mitre saw designed for precise angled and cross cuts. Equipped with a powerful 2800 W motor and a maximum no-load speed of 4800 RPM, the tool delivers consistent cutting performance across a range of common workshop materials. The saw accepts a 235 mm diameter blade with a 3 mm blade thickness, and provides a cutting depth of 85 mm at 90° together with a right bevel capability to 45°, enabling accurate bevel and mitre operations while remaining portable at a weight of 7.75 kg.

Advantages

The high-power 2800 W motor combined with up to 4800 RPM provides stable cutting power for demanding tasks. The single bevel design with a 45° right bevel setting simplifies angled cuts without adding complexity. A 235 mm diameter blade and 3 mm thickness balance cutting capacity and blade stiffness for clean cuts in wood and similar materials. Compact weight and ergonomic construction make the saw easier to transport and position on job sites or in a small workshop.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and mitre cuts in soft and hardwoods
• Bevel cutting at up to 45° on trim, skirting boards and moldings
• Routine carpentry, joinery and renovation tasks
• DIY and professional applications requiring portable mitre cutting

Key specifications

• Motor power: 2800 W
• No-load speed: up to 4800 RPM
• Blade diameter: 235 mm
• Blade thickness: 3 mm
• Bevel type: single bevel, right up to 45°
• Maximum cutting depth at 90°: 85 mm
• Weight: 7.75 kg

How to use

Secure the saw on a stable, level surface before operation and ensure the workpiece is firmly clamped to prevent movement. Select the appropriate blade for the material, fit it according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and verify blade guard movement. Set the mitre and bevel angles using the machine’s adjustment controls, then start the motor and allow it to reach full speed. Make controlled, steady downward strokes through the workpiece, keeping hands clear of the blade path and using clamps or a push stick when necessary. After completing cuts, switch the saw off and wait for the blade to stop fully before removing cut pieces or making adjustments.

Usage recommendations

Use hearing and eye protection and a suitable dust extraction or mask when cutting. Choose blade type and tooth count appropriate for the material to optimise cut quality. For repetitive precise mitre work, verify angle settings against a square or protractor and perform test cuts on scrap material before final cuts.