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L'OUTIL PARFAITRef. BOÎTE À ONGLET PROFESSIONNELLE 739000

Professional Mitre Box

Cut your skirting boards, mouldings and wooden frames at precise angles using integrated cutting guides. Beech wood construction with screw and glue assembly that resists heavy site use.


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36,62 €-5%
34,79 €incl. VAT
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BOÎTE À ONGLET PROFESSIONNELLE

The professional mitre box in varnished beech is the essential tool for making precise angled cuts in carpentry and when fitting skirting boards, cornices or decorative mouldings. This precision jig with U-shaped design guides your saw through pre-defined slots, guaranteeing clean and regular cuts every time. Robust and stable, it suits both professional painters finishing their projects and discerning home users.

Technical Features

  • Varnished beech construction, a durable and shock-resistant timber
  • Screw and glued assembly for maximum rigidity
  • Dimensions: 350 x 43 x 80 mm, ideal for standard skirting boards and mouldings
  • Pre-defined saw slots for various cutting angles
  • Stable U-frame that holds the workpiece firmly in place
  • Professional quality, designed for intensive use
  • Compatible with standard tenon saws and coping saws

Application Advice

Place the mitre box on a stable workbench or flat surface. Position your skirting board or moulding against the back of the U-frame, holding it firmly with one hand. Select your desired cutting angle and insert your saw into the corresponding slots. Saw with a steady motion, letting the slots guide the blade without forcing.

For best results, use a fine-toothed tenon saw. Regularly check the condition of the saw slots: they must remain sharp to guarantee accuracy. After use, dust down the box with a soft brush and store it in a dry location to preserve the varnished wood.

This mitre box is particularly useful on painting and decoration sites for cutting wooden finishing details. It perfectly complements your professional or experienced home painter's tool kit.

Technical specifications

Length350 mm
AssemblyGlued and screwed
MaterialSolid red beechwood varnished
Internal width66 mm
Workbench stopIntegrated
Clamping systemDouble mechanism
External height55 mm
Internal height38 mm

Pro tips

Pygmalion tip: for truly impeccable cuts, pass a grease pencil through the guide slots before first use. This reduces friction and prolongs the sharpness of your cut marks. Also wedge the box against a workbench corner rather than relying solely on the stop: you'll gain stability, especially on long pieces like skirting boards. For tradespeople tackling successive finishing projects, this lightweight and compact tool slips easily into the van and requires no power source – a real time-saver for quick jobs.

FAQ

What skirting board dimensions can I cut with this mitre box?

The box accepts pieces up to 66 mm wide and 38 mm tall inside. It's therefore ideal for standard Belgian skirting boards, finishing trim and decorative mouldings of common sizes.

What type of saw should I use with this mitre box?

Use a fine-toothed backsaw with a rigid blade and rectangular back. The blade must glide freely through the guide slots while remaining perfectly straight to guarantee cutting accuracy.

Is this mitre box suitable for intensive professional use?

Yes, its solid red beechwood construction with glued and screwed assembly, combined with a double clamping system, gives it the robustness needed for regular professional work. Its compact format makes it a practical supplement to power tools for quick interventions.

Can I cut materials other than wood with this tool?

The mitre box is designed primarily for wood and soft materials like polyurethane mouldings or certain MDF skirting boards. Avoid hard or abrasive materials that could damage the guide slots and reduce the tool's precision.

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