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909 Single Bevel Slide Mitre Saw 255mm $88.20 @ Masters (Save $50 + 10% off)

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909 Single Bevel Slide Mitre Saw 255mm $88.20 @ Masters (Save $50 + 10% off)
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tap on 25/09/2014 - 23:11 masters.com.au (544 clicks)
Last edited 26/09/2014 - 00:29
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I bought one of these last time they were on sale (plus an 80t blade which cost more than the saw.. but made it much better). They're not super precise but mine's still going after making a 2m work bench, 6 draw cabinet, gaming simulator chair and multiple random cuts on odd jobs.

Not for tradies but perfect for those home project jobs on the cheap.

FYI: For an extra $100 you can get the 305mm DOUBLE bevel: https://www.masters.com.au/product/900023080/909-double-beve…

909 Single Bevel Slide Mitre Saw 255mm - 255SB Silver - $88.20 (save $50 + 10% off) Promo Code: SUPER10

Blab from Masters website:
- Powerful 2000W motor
- Bevel cuts from 0 to 45 degrees
- Mitre cuts 0 to 52 degrees
Experience smooth, fast cutting with this 909 single bevel slide mitre saw, which provides the power to handle tough timbers and is suitable for a range of home improvement tasks. The bevel cuts from 0 to 45 degrees, while the mitre cuts from 0 to 52 degrees. An impressive 2000W motor guarantees a highly effective sawing process and the laser line ensures excellent cutting vision, with a clearly defined cutting line. Whether your design plans are big or small, our exciting range of power tools allows you to achieve your DIY dreams.

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  • Checkboy on 25/09/2014 - 23:31
    +2

    Not bad. Don't forget 10% off as well :)

    https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/162610

  • save my dollarydoos on 25/09/2014 - 23:44
    +1

    And masters come with cash back too!

  • shadow131 on 25/09/2014 - 23:48

    what he widest plank this saw can cut? (not including flipping)

    • aibargain on 26/09/2014 - 06:04

      Usually anything wider than the blade, 3mm

      Depth here:
      https://www.masters.com.au/media/MASTERS/Media/static/produc…

    • OzBragain on 26/09/2014 - 06:28

      295mm

      Didn't take me much longer to follow 2 links than it would have taken you to ask someone else to do it for you.

      Straight cut
      0° x 0°: 81.5 mm (3 1/4”) x 295 mm (11 5/8”)
      Mitre cut
      45° (L&R) x 0°: 81.5 mm (3 1/4”) x 205 mm (8 1/16”)
      Bevel cut
      0° x 45°(L): 43 mm (1 5/8”) x 295 mm (11 5/8”)
      Compound mitre cut
      45°(L) x 45°(L): 43 mm (1 5/8”) x 205 mm (8 1/16”)

      • shadow131 on 28/09/2014 - 13:53

        I saw that. But i thought it was wrong because there was that slidy thing. It looked mroe than 4 cms. =S so assuming the full blade of the width + that slide = something more than 29cm.

        I guess not. Thanks! :D

  • Logical on 26/09/2014 - 08:53

    the bunnings equivalent is for $98 and has only 1600W motor and no laser sight line.

    • jjcf on 26/09/2014 - 11:12
      +1

      The difference between rated input wattages is meaningless.

      The laser line on this is so far off true that it's actually a negative.

      The Bunnies equivalent is $148 : http://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-1600w-254mm-corded-slide-co…

      If you cant afford $400 for the cheapest decent one, you are far better off with a non-slider. You might actually get kinda-sorta-almost square cuts. The cheap sliders are sloppier than a drunken Schoolie.

    • onlyletters on 26/09/2014 - 11:42

      laser is pointless especially on these low end machines.

    • tap on 26/09/2014 - 11:57
      +1

      The laser is actually useful. It's not mm precise but it gives me a guide to where my blade is going (just to the right of the line in my case).

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