The Stanley Mitre Box features 90° and 45° mitre slots, as well as 22.5° slots for octagon shapes....The Stanley Mitre Box features 90° and 45° mitre slots, as well as 22.5° slots for octagon shapes. Rubber feet help hold the unit in place and prevent box slippage. A patented cam lock clamping feature secures the workpiece for easy, accurate cutting. A built-in saw stop prevents cutting into the mitre box. Features: Polypropylene plastic injection moulded, Patented cam lock clamping feature, Multiple angles (90°, 45°, and 22.5° slots), Built-in saw stop. Includes a fine tooth tenon saw. Dimensions: H:11.5 x W:21.5 x D:46.5 cm. Colour: Yellow. Guarantee: 1 year. Material: Plastic. Model Number: STA120600. All in one, easy-to-use mitre box with 90°, 45° and 22.5° slots. Lightweight high impact ABS plastic for durability. 310mm length with a patented storage system for the saw. Comes complete with Stanley Fine Tooth Tenon Saw. Box Length: 310mm. Box Width: 130mm. Maximum cut depth: 80mm. Saw Blade Length: 300mm.
This guide is for anyone using the Stanley Mitre Box & Saw, designed for accurate angle cuts. The key benefit is precise cutting with multiple angle options. A potential caveat is the maximum cut depth of 80mm. The product features a patented cam lock, multiple angle slots, and a built-in saw stop for safe and accurate cuts.
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Model Part Number
1-20-600
Brand
Stanley
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum cutting depth?
The maximum cutting depth is 80mm.
What angles can I cut with this mitre box?
You can cut 90°, 45°, and 22.5° angles.
What is the material of the mitre box?
The mitre box is made from polypropylene plastic.
Does it come with a saw?
Yes, it includes a fine tooth tenon saw.
How do I clean the mitre box?
Wipe it down with a clean, damp cloth after each use.
What is the warranty period?
The Stanley Mitre Box & Saw comes with a 1-year guarantee.
Can I use this for metal?
No, this mitre box is designed for use with wood only.
How do I replace the saw blade?
Consult the product manual or a professional. Replacement blades should be easily available.
Troubleshooting
The saw is not cutting straight.
Check the saw blade for damage or dullness. Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped and aligned correctly. Replace or sharpen the saw as necessary.
The workpiece slips during cutting.
Make sure the cam lock is fully engaged and holding the workpiece firmly. Check the rubber feet on the bottom of the mitre box for debris.
The cuts are not accurate.
Ensure the mitre box is on a stable surface. Check that the saw is making a perpendicular cut. The blade may need replacing. Calibrate the angles by testing a cut.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides accurate and repeatable cuts at various angles.
The cam lock feature holds the workpiece securely.
Includes a high-quality fine tooth saw.
Built-in saw stop enhances safety.
Lightweight and portable design.
Easy to set up and use.
Cons
Maximum cut depth is limited to 80mm.
Plastic construction may not be as durable as metal alternatives over time.
Requires some assembly out of the box.
May require occasional adjustments to maintain accuracy.
Only suitable for specific material types and thicknesses.
The included saw may require sharpening over time.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Unpack the mitre box and saw. Ensure the saw blade is correctly installed. Ensure the rubber feet are in place.
Compatibility: The mitre box is designed for use with wood. It's best suited for materials within the 80mm maximum depth. Be sure the material is stable.
Care: After each use, wipe down the mitre box and saw with a clean cloth. Store in a dry place. Check the saw blade regularly and replace or sharpen it as needed. Ensure the cam lock mechanism is clean and functions smoothly.