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|name=Evolution Rage3 Compound Mitre Saw | |name=Evolution Rage3 Compound Mitre Saw | ||
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A new sliding compound mitre saw (with much larger cutting capacity and in generally better condition) was donated in December 2021 replacing the original that was listed on this page | |||
No training requirement, but please seek advice from other woodshop users if you are unfamiliar with its use | |||
Note - this type of saw is designed to cut metal as well as wood, and it is currently fitted with a combination blade. However it does not cut metal very well and using it in this way quickly dulls the teeth so they leave a poor finish on wood - the [[Equipment/Donkey Saw|Donkey Saw]] is a better tool for metal cutting | |||
[[Media:Rage_3_Manual.pdf| | Instructions for the old mitre saw (not an exact match for the current model, but still useful for reference) can be found below | ||
[[Media:Rage_3_Manual.pdf|General instructions]] | |||
[[Media:Mitre_Saw_Blade_Change_-_Supplemental.pdf|Supplemental manual for changing saw blade]] | [[Media:Mitre_Saw_Blade_Change_-_Supplemental.pdf|Supplemental manual for changing saw blade]] | ||
Revision as of 12:29, 19 January 2022
A new sliding compound mitre saw (with much larger cutting capacity and in generally better condition) was donated in December 2021 replacing the original that was listed on this page
No training requirement, but please seek advice from other woodshop users if you are unfamiliar with its use
Note - this type of saw is designed to cut metal as well as wood, and it is currently fitted with a combination blade. However it does not cut metal very well and using it in this way quickly dulls the teeth so they leave a poor finish on wood - the Donkey Saw is a better tool for metal cutting
Instructions for the old mitre saw (not an exact match for the current model, but still useful for reference) can be found below