Mitre Saw Metabo 614216650

The Metabo 614216650 mitre saw is a portable cordless power saw designed for accurate crosscuts and angled cuts. It features a 21.6 cm (approximately 8.5 in) blade diameter and a high no-load speed of 5,000 RPM, enabling clean, efficient cutting performance. The tool uses a 5.2 Ah lithium battery system and includes two batteries for extended operation. The single-bevel layout permits bevel cuts up to 50° to the left and right, while the compact design and 12.8 kg weight facilitate transport and on-site handling.

Advantages

The saw combines cordless convenience with high rotational speed to deliver fast cutting cycles without a power cord. Dual batteries reduce downtime and improve jobsite uptime. Its single-bevel mechanism provides reliable bevel adjustments to both sides up to 50°, and the relatively compact blade size balances cutting capacity with portability. Low weight and a stable base contribute to easier positioning and safer operation on typical jobsite surfaces.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and mitre cuts in softwoods and dimensional lumber
• Trim and finish carpentry where portability is needed
• On-site framing tasks requiring cordless operation
• Cutting mouldings, skirting boards and door frames

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 21.6 cm
• No-load speed: 5,000 RPM
• Bevel capacity: 50° left / 50° right (single-bevel adjustment)
• Battery type: lithium-ion
• Battery capacity: 5.2 Ah (per battery); two batteries included
• Weight: 12.8 kg

How to use

Secure the workpiece against the fence and adjust the mitre and bevel angles to the required settings. Fit a correctly sized blade and ensure both batteries are fully charged before operation. Power the saw on and allow it to reach full speed before making the cut, maintaining a steady feed rate through the material. Observe standard safety practices: use eye and hearing protection, clamp small pieces, and keep hands away from the blade path while cutting.

Recommendations

For consistent performance, use the supplied batteries in rotation and keep a spare charged. Match blade type to the material—use fine-tooth blades for finish work and general-purpose blades for structural lumber. Inspect the saw and blade for damage before each use and store batteries separately from the tool when not in use.