Cut-off saw Metabo KGS 305 M, 305 mm blade, 2000 W motor

Metabo KGS 305 M is a cut-off saw equipped with a 305 mm blade and a 2000 W motor, engineered for straight, accurate cross-cuts in metal and other suitable materials when used with the correct cutting wheel. The machine combines a robust motor, a stable base and an adjustable cutting angle to deliver consistent performance for workshop and site applications. Designed for both professional tradespeople and advanced DIY users, the saw supports repetitive cutting tasks while minimising setup time.

Advantages

The 2000 W motor provides sustained power for cutting dense materials and prolonged workloads. A 305 mm blade diameter enables deeper cutting capacity compared with smaller saws, while the stable base and clamping mechanism ensure secure positioning of workpieces during cutting. The adjustable cutting angle adds versatility for bevel cuts and accurate alignment. Construction and component choices prioritise durability and reliable operation under frequent use.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting metal bars, pipes and profiles
• Cutting steel and non-ferrous metals with appropriate abrasive or diamond blades
• Workshop and site cutting tasks requiring repeatable accuracy
• Professional fabrication, metalworking and maintenance operations

Key specifications

• Motor power: 2000 W for continuous cutting performance
• Blade diameter: 305 mm for increased cutting depth
• Cutting angle: adjustable bevel for angled cuts
• Base: stable, machine-grade support to reduce vibration
• Clamping mechanism: integrated workpiece clamp for secure positioning

How to use

Fit the correct type of 305 mm cutting wheel for the material being processed, following the blade manufacturer's instructions. Secure the workpiece with the integrated clamp and set the cutting angle required for the job. Start the saw and allow the motor to reach full speed before engaging the material, making steady, controlled feed movements without forcing the blade. After cutting, wait for the blade to stop completely before releasing the clamp or performing any adjustments. Follow standard workshop safety procedures, including appropriate personal protective equipment and ensuring the machine is on a stable surface.

Recommendations

Use abrasive or diamond wheels rated for the material and for a maximum speed equal to or greater than the saw's operating speed. Regularly inspect and replace cutting wheels that show wear or damage. Maintain the saw by keeping the base and clamping surfaces clean, checking fasteners periodically, and having electrical components inspected by qualified personnel when required.