Metabo BW 600 - Manual (Page 6)

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CROSSCUT SAWS, CROSSCUT AND MITRE SAWS
MORE THAN JUST PRACTICAL.
Cross cut and mitre saws are designed for cutting lengths
of material to length at 90° angles or with either a mitre
angle or bevel angle or both. These are used for making
internal / external frames, cutting dado rails, skirting or
coving etc. Some models can also be used for trenching,
particularly useful for when making quick simple joints,
for example, housing joints or lap joints. With the right
blade and machine type crosscut and mitre saws are
capable of cutting wood, plastics, coated wood, alu -
minium extrusion and other soft metals.
Saw head inclination up to 48° on both
sides
For all cuts, the coated side of the material
is on top thus ensuring cleaner cutting
edges. Infinitely variable adjustment of the
turntable
The precise degree scale enables the
infinitely variable adjustment of the
turntable by 50° to the left and 60° to
the right. All common angle positions
are equipped with a snap-lock function. Precise cuts are ensured
in any desired position with the multi-
supported draw gear. Fixed position
during transport or non-use.
Turntable range from 50° to
the left to 60° to the right.
For Mitre cuts
Light and sturdy
Low weight (19 kg) but still
sturdy due to aluminium
die cast construction.
Powerful
The 1.8 kW centrally mounted universal
motor is clear from view and stable
even when at full bevel tilt.
Comes with soft start.
Integrated cutting depth
adjustment
For trenching, for example
when making housing
or lap joints.
Built-in holder grooves
The table width extension is
simply hooked in and clamped.
Without any tools at all.
e.g. KGS 303 Plus
Flange laser
Giving clear view of the cutting
line, particularly useful for
when making repeat cuts.
Saw blade stop
For the easy change
of the saw blade.
High fence profiles
For secure and safe support
of the work piece.