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Supplied with: 1 x 216mm TCT Blade, 1 x Blade Spanner and 1 x Material Clamp. The improved dust extraction efficiency helps to maintain a clean, safe working environment and side carry handles ensure the ease of transportation. VAT:4740278058 With a head lock function that allows the head to be fixed, restricting the traverse function for trim applications and ease of transportation. Buy Dewalt DWS774 216mm Single Bevel Mitre Saw, 240V online now from DW Toolshop, one of the UK and Irelands largest tool shops. Input Power: 1,4000 Watt. The Dewalt DWS774 is a new and improved sliding mitre saw designed for use on wooden materials. The Classic Saw Design Improved and Updated for the Modern User. No Load Speed: 4,500/min.
Dewalt DWS774 Slide Mitre Saw with XPS 216mm
- Depth of Cut [Saws]: 70 mm
- New Head Lock Function Allows the Head to be Fixed, Restricting the Traverse Function for Trim Applications and Ease of Transportation
- Improved Dust extraction efficiency
- The classic saw design improved and updated for the modern user
- Cutting Capacity at 45°/90° (W x H): 177 x 60 mm
- Carry Side Handles for East Transportation
- TCT tooth saw blade
Reviews
Geejo
I'm not a particularly practical person when it comes to doing stuff with wood but I needed to make a frame to box in a new cistern and bought this because I wanted a sliding mitre saw. And this is a blade that came with the saw with big old teeth on.
Andy Jacobs
I've done things like this before and always ended up with something a bit 'rustic'. Now they say a bad workman blames his tools but I'd argue then when you have decent tools it makes it much, much easier for a bad workman (like me) to do a decent job.
The top of the frame had to sit inside a recess on the bottom of the water feature and it does that perfectly. I took it very slowly, used electrical tape where I was cutting and there is almost no sign of any chips to the covering.
When I built the box to hide the cistern, I also used this to cut the panels. I can only attribute this to the quality of this saw because I've never achieved this before. This casts the the shadow of the blade onto what you're cutting which makes it very easy to line things up. I've just built another structure to raise a water feature on the garden off the ground.
Luckily they were 60cm wide so I used the slide to cut half way through, turned the panel round and did the same in the other direction so I was cutting from the middle to the edge. The result is millimetre perfect.
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