Metabo 610216900 katkaisu- ja jiirisaha

The Metabo 610216900 mitre saw is a compact, mains-powered cutting tool designed for accurate angled and cross cuts. It is driven by a 1100 W motor that provides up to 5000 RPM no-load speed, and uses a 216 mm diameter blade to cut a variety of common work materials. The unit has a single bevel configuration with a left mitre capacity of 47° and dimensions that support easy placement and transport in workshop environments.

Advantages

The saw combines a robust 1100 W motor with a relatively high idle speed for consistent cutting performance. Its 216 mm blade diameter balances cutting depth and compact size. The single bevel design simplifies setup for bevel cuts while the left mitre angle of 47° increases layout flexibility for angled joints. Compact overall dimensions make this mitre saw suitable for smaller workspaces and for users who require easy storage and portability.

Suitable for

• Cross cuts and angled cuts in softwoods and hardwoods
• Carpentry tasks such as trimming, moulding and skirting boards
• DIY projects and hobby woodworking where moderate cutting capacity is required
• On-site jobs that need a portable, mains-powered cutting solution

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1100 W
• No-load speed: up to 5000 RPM
• Blade diameter: 216 mm
• Bevel type: single bevel, left side
• Left mitre angle: 47°
• Power supply: AC, 220–240 V
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 477 × 463 × 490 mm

How to use

Secure the mitre saw on a stable work surface before connecting to the mains supply. Fit an appropriate 216 mm blade for the material you intend to cut and check blade fixation and guard operation. Mark and position the workpiece against the fence, set the required mitre and bevel angles, and clamp the workpiece where possible. Start the saw and allow it to reach full speed before making controlled, steady cuts. After completing cuts, allow the blade to stop fully before removing offcuts or adjusting setup.

Recommendations

Use blades matched to the material and cut type to preserve motor life and blade life. Wear appropriate eye, hearing and dust protection and ensure good dust extraction or ventilation. For repetitive angled work, verify angle settings periodically and maintain clean fences and clamps for accurate results. Do not force the blade; allow the motor and blade to cut at their intended feed rate for best finish and tool longevity.