Silverline Mitre Cutting Box Block 290 X 55mm Int 892546

Silverline Mitre Cutting Box Block 290mm x 55mm Internal Measure

Barcode: 5055058103932

Code: 892546

Overview:

Mitre Cutting Box Block 290mm x 55mm Internal 892546 is a practical guide for producing neat, accurate mitres and square cuts on small to medium timber and mouldings. Designed for workshop and on-site trim work, it helps you cut consistent joints for picture rails, dado rails, architraves, beading and similar profiles. The box includes two 45° guides and one 90° guide, giving you the essential angles needed for common butt joints and mitred corners. Suitable for use with tenon saws or back saws, it’s an easy way to improve accuracy and achieve cleaner results with less measuring and marking.

Key Features

• Mitre cutting box for accurate mitre and butt joint cuts

• Two 45° guides for left and right mitres

• One 90° guide for square cuts

• Ideal for rails, mouldings, trims and small timber projects

• Suitable for use with tenon saws and back saws

• Helps produce cleaner, more consistent results with less effort

• Compact size for easy handling and storage

Specifications

• Brand: Silverline

• Product Type: Mitre cutting box / mitre block

• Code: 892546

• Internal Length: 290mm

• Internal Height: 55mm

• Cut Angles: 45° (left & right) and 90°

Applications

• Cutting mitres for corners and frames

• Square cutting for butt joints

• Trims, beading, dado rails and picture rails

• Small timber sections and mouldings

• DIY joinery and general woodworking

How to Use

• Place the timber or moulding into the mitre box and hold firmly

• Select the required slot (45° left, 45° right or 90°)

• Use a suitable back saw or tenon saw and cut with steady strokes

• Check the joint fit, then repeat for matching pieces as required

• Store the mitre box clean and dry to maintain accuracy

Joiners Mitre Cutting Box 290mm x 55mm – Key FAQs

• What angles can I cut with this mitre box?
  It provides two 45° angles (left and right) and one 90° angle for square cuts.

• What saw should I use with it?
  It’s designed for use with tenon saws or back saws for better control and cleaner cuts.

• What size material will it take?
  The internal capacity is approximately 290mm long and 55mm high, suitable for many small to medium trim pieces and mouldings.

• Is it suitable for picture rails and dado rails?
  Yes, it’s ideal for cutting accurate mitres and straight cuts on rails, mouldings and similar profiles.

• Does it replace a powered mitre saw?
  It’s a simple hand-tool guide for accurate cuts. For high-volume work or larger timbers, a mitre saw may be faster, but this is excellent for quick, controlled trim cutting.

• How do I get the cleanest result?
  Use a fine-tooth back saw, keep the work firmly seated, and let the saw do the work with steady, controlled strokes.