BENCHTOP


BIGGER, BOLDER PROJECTS


Complete benchtop line for all your needs.


3821 12 in. Compound Miter Saw


Features • Quick-Mount™ System Allows for quick and easy setup on miter saw stand


• Laser Cutline™ Guide For accurate cuts


• Table Extension with Left/Right Extension Rails Supports longer and wide work pieces for better control over cuts


• 9 Left/Right Positive Stops at 0, 15, 22.5, 31.6 and 45 Degrees Quick and accurate settings of common miter angles


• Vertical Clamp Holds work piece securely during cut


• Die-Cast Aluminum Sliding Fence Supports tall pieces of wood


• Left/Right-Handed Lock-Off Switches Ambidextrous handle designed for left and right handed users


• Transportable Integrated carry handle on top of saw for easy transport


• Dust Bag Reduces dust and debris in work area


Specifications Rating


Amperage


No Load RPM/Min Blade Diameter (in.) Arbor Size (in.)


Base


Miter Angle Bevel Angle


Miter Positive Stops Bevel Positive Stops


45° Miter, 0 Bevel HxW (max)


120V 15


4,500 12 1


Die-Cast Aluminum


0°-47° 0°-47°


0°, 15°,


22.5°, 31.6°, 45° L & R


0° & 47° L


90° Crosscut HxW (max) 4x6" or 2x8" 4x4" or 2x6"


0° Miter, 45° Bevel HxW (max)


45° Miter, 45° Bevel HxW (max)


Weight (lbs.)


Includes Carbide Tooth Blade Extension Table 2 Extension Rails Vertical Clamp Stop Block


Blade Wrenches Dust Bag


2x8" 2x6"


42.5


2610005398 2610005814 2610005787 2610005812 2610005800 n/a


2610005719


FOR BETTER RESULTS TO TACKLE EVEN THE BIGGEST PROJECTS, SKIL MITER SAWS PROVIDE NEEDED SUPPORT AND SUPERIOR POWER.


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