The diameter of the blade determines the size of the saw, 8", 10", 12" and 14" models are readily available.

10" Compound Miter Saw

A compound miter saw can be adjusted to cut angles both vertically and horizontally, this is especially handy for cutting crown molding. Most will crosscut 5 1/2" material More Info

10" Sliding Compound Miter Saw

The sliding models allow for a greater width of board to be cut. Most will crosscut 12" wide material. More Info

Porter-Cable 12'' Compound Miter Saw with Lasers
Porter-Cable Model #3802L features a heavy-duty 15 amp, 3500 RPM motor for maximum cutting power. Includes bright twin lasers that clearly indicate line of cut on both sides of the blade kerf during operation or at rest. Porter-Cable 12'' Compound Miter Saw with Lasers

Miter Saw Laser Guide
Laser guide gives you a bright, easy-to-see line for precise cuts. Simply replace the outer blade washer of your miter saw with the laser guide unit Ñ no adjustments and no confusing parts! Easy to install and use! Fits most 7-1/4", 8", 10", and 12" miter saws. Includes batteries, special hex wrench and mounting screw. Miter Saw Laser Guide

Crown Molding Compound Miter Jig
Now itÕs easy to create a distinct, stylish look with crown molding! Our innovative new compound miter jig makes it simple to cut difficult compound miters with a standard miter saw. Crown Molding Compound Miter Jig

StableMateª Portable Work Stand and Optional Accessories
Extend your possibilities! The StableMateª Portable Work Stand has left and right extension arms to provide a full 106'' of overall work support.New! Add a fence to your work stand with Rockler's Exclusive 48" Aluminum Fence System! StableMateª Portable Work Stand and Optional Accessories

Extending Miter Saw Cut

To extend the length of a fixed miter saw cut lay a 1 1/2" thick board on the base under the material to be cut, this will extend the cut on a Delta compound saw by 1".

Up to 24" material can be cut using a sliding model. Make the cut as far as possible (aprox.12"), then unplug the saw. Turn the board over so kerf is facing you, bring blade back and position it in the kerf, clamp material to base, return blade to normal position, plug in the saw and make the second cut.

Check For Recalls

Use only cross-cutting blades with a negative hook angle.
Keep hands out of path of blade.
Allow motor to come up to full speed before starting cut.
Make sure all clamp handles are tight, even if table is positioned in a stop.
Use proper size blade and type.
Never apply lubricants to the blade when it is running.
Replace cracked or damaged blades immediately.
Never reach around or behind saw blade.
Make sure blade is not contacting work piece before switch is turned on.
After completing cut release power switch and wait for blade to stop before returning saw to raised position.
Do not remove jammed or cut-off pieces before blade has stopped.
Properly support long pieces.
Unplug machine before changing blade or making adjustments or repairs.