Whether it’s for a compound miter consisting of two different angles, or for back cutting a piece of trim for a tighter fit, here’s how to make a bevel cut with a miter saw.

These crosscutting miter saws from top brands like DeWalt and Festool make possible an endless array of woodworking projects.

Miter saws are a valuable tool for the DIYer, and a must-have tool for a fully functioning workshop. They are designed to quickly cut crown molding, door frames, window casings, and picture frames.

Most miter saws are actually compound miter saws, which means they have the ability to make two types of cuts, miter and bevel. A miter cut is simply a cross-cut made from an angle other than 90 ...

The Metabo HPT miter saw bevels up to 45 degrees (to the left only) and miters up to 52 degrees right and left, so it’s perfectly capable of compound angles. Common detents are provided.

If you're trying to decide between a miter and a circular saw for a home DIY project, knowing the differences between the two power tools is crucial.

The best DeWalt chop saw is on sale for 43% off at Home Depot right now, and it comes with a collapsible stand for simple set-up. You can cut molding, framing, and more with this durable, precise saw.

If you're researching miter saws for your workshop, you'll likely come across single and dual bevel models, but which miter saw should you buy?