Used Miter saws for sale (2)

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Miter Joining Machine Himmel Type HF120 Himmel HF120

Tauberbischofsheim

7,924 km

Miter Joining Machine Himmel Type HF120
HimmelHF120

€2,900

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Condition: used, Himmel type HF120 miter jointing machine for precise and firm gluing of miter joints in wooden frames, rungs and strips with white glue. The machine enables a fast setting time through high frequency technology, pneumatic pressing mechanisms and exact alignment of the workpieces. Ideal for furniture and picture frame construction. The glue must be applied manually as the machine does not have a glue container. beat: about 4 seconds width of the last: Max. 100 mm ledge height: Max. 100 mm service: footswitch Possible angles: 90°, 120°, 135° Bolimov Hp Hbs Hpcjwl

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Optimizing cross cut saw SALVAMAC SALVAPUSH 2000

Conegliano

8,332 km

Optimizing cross cut saw
SALVAMACSALVAPUSH 2000

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Condition: as good as new (ex-display), Year of construction: 2025, New Optimizing saw SALVAPUSH 2000 by SALVAMAC The automatic optimizing saw SalvaPush_2000 is born from over twenty years of experience in wood optimizing saws. The operator has just to mark the quality of the wood and the presence of defects, the optimizing saw will do the rest. The machine cuts the best possible combination of measures, reducing waste to a minimum and improving productivity, all in total safety. SalvaPush_2000 is a numerically controlled optimizing saw with integrated computer and SALVA-OPTIM software to have a quick Bjlim Hpsfhtb Nocewl and easy communication. Some sections of the program are dedicated to statistic and cutting results, with updates in real time and diagnostic. The touch screen, with USB and teleservice connections, facilitates data reading and typing. From an idea of Salvador Christian.

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What is meant by Miter saws?

Miter saws are specialized power tools used primarily for making precise crosscuts and miters in a workpiece at a variety of angles. They are commonly used in woodworking, construction, and metalwork. The saw's design allows the blade to pivot on an arm, enabling cuts at various angles, which is perfect for creating corners or angled edges commonly seen in frames, window casings, and door frames.

Key Features of Miter Saws

Blade Size: Typically ranges from 8 inches to 12 inches, determining the maximum cutting depth.
Type of Cuts: Can perform crosscuts (straight cuts), miter cuts (angled across the width of the wood), bevel cuts (angle along the thickness of the wood), and compound cuts (both a miter and bevel at the same time).
Power Source: Available in both corded and cordless models, offering flexibility according to the work environment.
Laser Guide: Some models include a laser to guide the cut line, enhancing precision.

Types of Miter Saws

Standard Miter Saw: Provides basic miter cuts typically used for trim work, framing, and other simple tasks.
Compound Miter Saw: Adds the ability to tilt the blade for bevel cuts, helping in complex projects like crown molding.
Sliding Compound Miter Saw: Offers all the capabilities of a compound miter saw with a sliding feature that allows for larger width cuts, ideal for wider materials.

Choosing the Right Miter Saw

When selecting a miter saw, consider the type of projects you typically undertake, the variety of cuts you need, and the maximum size of materials you plan to cut. Enhanced features like adjustable lasers or digital displays may also impact your decision based on your need for precision and ease of use.

Key Features of Miter Saws

Blade Size: Typically ranges from 8 inches to 12 inches, determining the maximum cutting depth.
Type of Cuts: Can perform crosscuts (straight cuts), miter cuts (angled across the width of the wood), bevel cuts (angle along the thickness of the wood), and compound cuts (both a miter and bevel at the same time).
Power Source: Available in both corded and cordless models, offering flexibility according to the work environment.
Laser Guide: Some models include a laser to guide the cut line, enhancing precision.

Types of Miter Saws

Standard Miter Saw: Provides basic miter cuts typically used for trim work, framing, and other simple tasks.
Compound Miter Saw: Adds the ability to tilt the blade for bevel cuts, helping in complex projects like crown molding.
Sliding Compound Miter Saw: Offers all the capabilities of a compound miter saw with a sliding feature that allows for larger width cuts, ideal for wider materials.