Miter Saws
Corded and Cordless Miter Saws
Miter saws cut accurate crosscuts, miters, and bevels for trim, framing, and furniture. This collection includes the Festool Kapex KS 120 and cordless Kapex KSC 60; Milwaukee M18 FUEL 7-1/4 and 12 inch dual bevel saws and an M18 10 inch saw; Makita corded LS1019L, LS1219L, and LS1221, plus cordless 18V X2 and 40V max XGT models; DeWALT DCS361 cordless and DWS780 corded 12 inch saws; the SKIL MS6305; and the Bosch GCM12SD axial glide saw.
What to Look For
- Blade size. 7-1/4 and 8-1/2 inch saws are light and portable; 10 and 12 inch saws cut wider boards and taller crown.
- Sliding and dual bevel. Sliders cut wide stock. Dual bevel heads tilt both ways so you do not flip long pieces.
- Power. Cordless saws suit punch lists and remodel work; corded saws run all day in the shop.
- Footprint. Rail-less designs like the Bosch axial glide sit closer to a wall.
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Miter Saws FAQ
10 inch or 12 inch miter saw?
A 10 inch saw is lighter and its blades cost less. A 12 inch sliding saw cuts wider boards and taller crown standing up. If you mostly cut trim and 2x material, a 10 inch slider covers it.
Is a cordless miter saw enough for trim work?
For most trim and finish work, yes. Saws like the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 7-1/4 inch and Festool Kapex KSC 60 are built for it. Choose a larger corded saw for wide hardwood and production cutting.