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A must-have tool for DIY projects and fully functioning workshops alike, miter saws quickly cut down molding, window casings, door frames and more with precision. Tackle a wide variety of tasks with greater ease and versatility by shopping a miter saw or miter saw kit at Ace Hardware.

Types of Miter Saws

Miter saws can significantly reduce the time it takes to complete important tasks like cutting rafters and molding, or prepping pieces needed to make your own picture frames. When shopping for the right miter saw for you, choose from the following popular options.

Standard Miter Saws

Standard miter saws often feature a blade that can pivot left or right to produce angled cuts. These miter saws are useful for creating corner pieces on a large array of projects. Easier, quicker, and more accurate than manual miter boxes, standard miter saws are typically lightweight and provide comfortable operation for most basic tasks.

Compound Miter Saws

While the compound designs pivot like standard models, they also allow the user to change the angle of the blade allowing for bevel cuts. Some compound miter saw models accommodate bevel and dual compound cuts in both directions for greater versatility.

Sliding Miter Saws

If you need to make wider cuts, a sliding miter saw might be a great fit. Single-action sliding saws bevel to one side, while dual-action sliding saws bevel to both sides. If you're searching for the best sliding compound miter saw for an array of projects, look for a dual-bevel option that can accommodate both compound and bevel cuts in both directions.

Corded vs. Cordless Miter Saws

A cordless miter saw can make a useful addition to your cordless power tool set, especially if you prefer the convenience of portability because you frequently move from job site to job site. When searching for the best cordless miter saws, look for models that provide dual power options for maximum convenience. For example, some miter saw models are designed to operate with corded or cordless power supplies for ultimate flexibility.

On the other hand, if you need more torque and operating power, a corded miter saw might be your best bet. Corded miter saws are ideal for projects that call for working with incredibly hard materials and they often feature higher RPMs than their cordless counterparts.

Additional Miter Saw Considerations

Not all miter saws are the same, with some having special features that may sway your purchase decision. When choosing the right miter saw for your projects, consider the following factors:

  • Dust extraction:Some drop saw models have integrated dust extraction bags that prevent sawdust from getting into your eyes, nose or ears. 
  • Blade guards:Many miter saws are designed with blade guards that cover most of the blade surface to prevent accidental cuts. 
  • Folding design: A folding miter saw is small but powerful, able to fold for compact storage and easier transportation.
  • Laser guide: Some miter saws are designed with a built-in laser guide feature to help get even more accurate cuts.
  • Electric brake: Miter saws with electric brakes stop much more quickly than those without, as the flow of electricity is reversed to bring the blade to a stop within seconds of the trigger’s release.
  • Miter saw kit: Although you can buy the tool by itself, miter saw kits provide tools, batteries, and chargers to set you up with all you need.

Are Miter Saws and Chop Saws the Same?

People sometimes refer to miter saws and chop saws interchangeably, but despite their serving similar functions, there are significant differences.

  • Miter saws: Used for wood and are excellent at making beveled cuts. Should not be used to cut metal.
  • Chop saws: Can cut metal and wood but are designed only for crosscuts at 90-degree angles.

What’s more, miter saws typically use smaller blades than chop saws, between 10 and 12 inches, compared to about 14 inches.  But both miter and chop saws have their place in your workshop, as do circular saws, jig saws, bench saws and band saws to keep your prepared for any job on hand.  

Shop Miter Saws from Top Brands at Ace

With the level of investment you put into your power tools, you should expect high performance and great durability. At Ace, we stock miter saws and other power tools from leading brands like DeWalt, Milwaukee, Craftsman and more, so you can find a range of quality saws you can trust.