Can it cut compound angles?

No. It bevels in one direction only, so it makes miter cuts and single bevel cuts, not compound cuts where both miter and bevel are set at once.

How wide a board will it cut?

About 4-1/2 inches at 90 degrees and roughly 3 inches at a 45-degree miter. At 45 degrees with bevel it drops to about 3 inches wide by 1 inch thick.

What blade does it use?

A 210mm (8-1/4 inch) blade with a 25.4mm arbor. It ships with a 24-tooth blade, which is fine for framing but coarse for finish trim.

Does it need a special outlet?

It runs on standard 120V household current at 10 amps, so a normal 15 or 20 amp circuit works.

Is it good for cutting baseboard and crown molding?

For baseboard and simple mitered trim, yes. Tall crown molding set vertically may exceed its capacity, so check the height before buying.

How does it compare with a 10-inch sliding saw?

A 10-inch slider cuts wider boards and handles compound angles, but is heavier and larger. The DEKO is lighter and simpler for straight trim cuts.

Where is the DEKO 8-1/4 Inch Compound Miter Saw cheapest?

At Walmart, for $100.00, as of our latest check.

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DEKO 8-1/4 Inch Compound Miter Saw

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DEKO 8-1/4 Inch Compound Miter Saw

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Our take on the DEKO 8-1/4 Inch Compound Miter Saw

The DEKO is a corded 10 amp compound miter saw with a 1200W copper motor spinning a 210mm (8-1/4 inch) 24-tooth blade at 4,900 RPM. It cuts miters up to 45 degrees and bevels one way only, so it handles trim, molding and framing crosscuts but not compound angle work. Capacity is modest: about 4-1/2 inches wide at 90 degrees and roughly 3 inches at a 45-degree miter. Against 10-inch slider rivals it trades capacity and reach for a lighter, simpler bench saw, and it suits trim carpenters and DIYers on straight and single-angle cuts.

Best forTrim and baseboard crosscutsDIY deck and framing cutsSmall shops with limited bench spaceBuyers wanting a simple single-bevel saw

Pros

1200W copper motor with 4,900 RPM no-load speed
Cuts miters to 45 degrees and bevels one side
Compact 8-1/4 inch blade suits trim work
Gear drive and copper motor for steady power
Complete accessories included for woodworking

Cons

Single bevel only, no compound angle cuts
Small capacity limits wide stock and tall molding
24-tooth blade leaves a rougher finish than fine-tooth blades
Corded 120V only, no battery option

DEKO 8-1/4 Inch Compound Miter Saw prices at every store

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About the DEKO 8-1/4 Inch Compound Miter Saw

The DEKO 8-1/4 Inch Compound Miter Saw is a single bevel miter saw for woodworking projects. It has a 1200W copper motor rated at 10 amps and uses a gear drive.

It runs at a no-load speed of 4900 r/min and takes a 210 mm blade with a 25.4 mm arbor and 24 teeth. It comes with accessories.

Voltage: 120V
Frequency: Listed as 120V in the Voltage/Frequency spec
Power: 1200W
Current: 10A
No-load speed: 4900 r/min
Motor: Copper motor, gear drive
Blade: 210 mm diameter, 25.4 arbor, 24T
Bevel: Single bevel cutting
Cut 0° miter x 0° bevel: 115 x 60 mm
Cut 0° miter x 45° bevel: 115 x 25 mm
Cut 45° miter x 0° bevel: 80 x 60 mm
Cut 45° miter x 45° bevel: 80 x 25 mm

Questions and answers

Can it cut compound angles?: No. It bevels in one direction only, so it makes miter cuts and single bevel cuts, not compound cuts where both miter and bevel are set at once.
How wide a board will it cut?: About 4-1/2 inches at 90 degrees and roughly 3 inches at a 45-degree miter. At 45 degrees with bevel it drops to about 3 inches wide by 1 inch thick.
What blade does it use?: A 210mm (8-1/4 inch) blade with a 25.4mm arbor. It ships with a 24-tooth blade, which is fine for framing but coarse for finish trim.
Does it need a special outlet?: It runs on standard 120V household current at 10 amps, so a normal 15 or 20 amp circuit works.
Is it good for cutting baseboard and crown molding?: For baseboard and simple mitered trim, yes. Tall crown molding set vertically may exceed its capacity, so check the height before buying.
How does it compare with a 10-inch sliding saw?: A 10-inch slider cuts wider boards and handles compound angles, but is heavier and larger. The DEKO is lighter and simpler for straight trim cuts.
Where is the DEKO 8-1/4 Inch Compound Miter Saw cheapest?: At Walmart, for $100.00, as of our latest check.