Mitre Saw Yato YT-82173

The Mitre Saw Yato YT-82173 is a corded electric mitre saw designed for precise angled and cross cuts in wood and similar materials. It is powered by a robust 1800 W motor with a no-load speed up to 5000 RPM. The saw accommodates a 255 mm blade with a 30 mm bore and 3 mm plate thickness, and it provides a cross cut capacity of 70 x 305 mm and a bevel cut capacity of 35 x 305 mm. Running on 220–240 V AC and weighing 15.2 kg, this mitre saw is built for workshop and on-site use where reliable cutting performance and repeatable results are required.

Advantages

The powerful 1800 W motor and high no-load speed deliver consistent cutting performance across a variety of timber tasks. A 255 mm blade diameter with a 30 mm bore and 3 mm thickness ensures stable blade seating and accuracy. Compact cut capacity ratings (70 x 305 mm cross, 35 x 305 mm bevel) allow for handling common workpieces such as skirting, trim, framing components and medium-sized boards. The saw's corded design provides continuous power for extended use without battery changes or interruptions.

Suitable for

• Cutting skirting boards, mouldings and trim
• Cross cuts and bevel cuts on framing timber and boards
• Carpentry and joinery workshop tasks
• On-site installation and renovation cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1800 W
• No-load speed: up to 5000 RPM
• Blade diameter: 255 mm
• Bore diameter: 30 mm
• Blade thickness: 3 mm
• Cross cut capacity: 70 x 305 mm
• Bevel cut capacity: 35 x 305 mm
• Supply voltage: 220–240 V AC
• Weight: 15.2 kg

How to use

Secure the mitre saw on a stable, level surface or a dedicated stand before connecting to the mains supply. Fit a suitable 255 mm blade with a 30 mm bore and ensure the blade nut is tightened according to the manufacturer's torque recommendations. Set the desired mitre and bevel angles using the saw's angle scales and locks, clamp the workpiece firmly against the fence, and wear appropriate eye, hearing and dust protection. Start the motor and allow it to reach full speed before making the cut; feed the blade into the workpiece with steady, controlled motion. After cutting, wait for the blade to stop completely before removing offcuts or making adjustments.

Usage recommendations

Use blades matched to the material and tooth count appropriate for the cut (e.g., fine-tooth blades for finish trim, general-purpose blades for framing). Inspect blade condition regularly and replace if worn or damaged. When performing repeated angled cuts, verify angle settings periodically with a square or protractor to maintain accuracy. Ensure adequate dust extraction or wear a respirator when cutting materials that produce fine dust.