Zaag Metabo KGS 305 M

Precision crosscuts and mitre cuts in timber and engineered wood demand a saw that combines power, capacity, and control. The Metabo KGS 305 M sliding mitre saw answers that demand with a robust 2000 W motor and a 305 mm blade, delivering clean, accurate cuts in professional carpentry, joinery, and on-site construction. Its sliding function extends cutting width to 305 mm at 90°, while the die-cast aluminium base ensures stability and durability.

Who is it for

This saw is built for carpenters, joiners, and construction professionals who need reliable angled cuts on the job site or in the workshop. It suits anyone working with solid wood, laminated panels, or engineered boards, where precision and repeatability are critical.

Main features

• Powerful 2000 W universal motor with soft start and quick stop for safety and control.
• Sliding rails enable a maximum cutting width of 305 mm at 90° and 205 mm at 45° mitre.
• Mitre range 47° left and right, bevel range 47° left and 2° right for versatile angled cuts.
• Integrated laser guide and LED work light for accurate alignment in any lighting.
• Die-cast aluminium base and included material clamp for stable, secure workpiece positioning.
• Dust extraction port (35/44 mm) keeps the work area clean when connected to a vacuum.

Specifications

• Input power: 2000 W
• Blade diameter: 305 mm, bore: 30 mm
• No-load speed: 3700 rpm
• Max cutting width at 90°: 305 mm, at 45° mitre: 205 mm
• Max cutting depth at 90°: 105 mm, at 45° bevel: 67 mm
• Mitre range: 47° left / 47° right; bevel range: 47° left / 2° right
• Sliding function: yes; laser guide: integrated; LED work light: integrated
• Dust extraction port: 35/44 mm; material clamp: included
• Motor type: universal; safety features: quick stop, soft start
• Base material: die-cast aluminium; cable length: 2 m
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 780 × 500 × 657 mm
• Power source: AC 220–240 V, 50–60 Hz

Tips

Place the saw on a stable surface and connect to a compatible mains supply. Secure the workpiece with the clamp, set your angles, and let the blade reach full speed before cutting. For cleaner cuts and longer blade life, connect a dust extractor to the port and use a sharp blade appropriate for the material.