Faithfull Mitre Box made from high-impact polystyrene plastic. It is ideal for use with a tenon sa...Faithfull Mitre Box made from high-impact polystyrene plastic. It is ideal for use with a tenon saw when cutting mitred or straight joints. This box features 22.5, 45 and 90 guide slots for multi-angled cuts and a 45 compound cut slot. Two cam locking pegs are included for secure clamping of the workpiece. A bench edge stop on one side of the base prevents movement whilst sawing. Countersunk fastening holes allow the mitre box to be secured to a workbench for extra stability. Specification: Max. Workpiece Depth: 75mmMax. Workpiece Width: 120mmOverall Size: 310 x 170 x 100mm.
This guide is for anyone using the Faithfull Mitre Box to make accurate cuts for woodworking projects. The key benefit is precise angled cuts, but note that the maximum workpiece size is limited. This guide covers setup, features, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your mitre box.
All features
Model Part Number
FAIMBP
Brand
Faithfull
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of saw should I use?
The Faithfull Mitre Box is designed for use with a tenon saw.
What is the maximum workpiece size?
The maximum workpiece depth is 75mm, and the maximum width is 120mm.
How do I secure the mitre box to a workbench?
Use the countersunk holes in the base and appropriate screws to attach the box to your workbench.
How do I clean the mitre box?
Use a soft brush or cloth to remove sawdust and debris after each use. Avoid harsh chemicals.
What angles can I cut?
The mitre box features 22.5, 45, and 90-degree guide slots, along with a 45-degree compound cut slot.
What are the cam locking pegs for?
The cam locking pegs are used to securely clamp the workpiece during cutting.
Troubleshooting
Cuts are not accurate.
Ensure the workpiece is clamped securely and the saw blade is sharp. Check that the mitre box is stable.
Workpiece moves during cutting.
Ensure the cam locking pegs are securely holding the workpiece. Consider securing the mitre box to a workbench.
Difficulty inserting the saw.
Make sure you are using the correct saw for the material and that the blade is in good condition.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides accurate angled cuts for various woodworking projects.
Features multiple angle options, including compound cuts.
Includes cam locking pegs for secure workpiece clamping.
Bench edge stop enhances stability during use.
Countersunk holes allow for secure workbench mounting.
Cons
Limited maximum workpiece dimensions (75mm depth, 120mm width).
May require additional tools for securing the box to a workbench.
Plastic construction may be less durable than metal alternatives.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Place the mitre box on a stable surface. If desired, secure it to a workbench using the countersunk holes and appropriate screws. Insert the cam locking pegs to hold the workpiece.
Compatibility: Compatible with most tenon saws. Ensure your saw blade is suitable for the material you are cutting. Maximum workpiece dimensions are 75mm depth and 120mm width.
Care: Clean the mitre box after each use to remove sawdust and debris. A soft brush or cloth works well. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Store in a dry place to prolong its life.