Miter Saw

The Gryphon Miter saw is particularly well suited for making premium cuts in thin wall extrusions of brass, zinc, steel and copper. It has a very fine abrasive blade which cuts cleanly and coolly resulting in a minimum of flash. The saw is used largely in the stained glass (for cutting the zinc or brass came used to join separate pieces of glass) and the automotive fields (for cutting tubing of all types including braided stainless hose). You will also find the Gryphon Miter saw in most pro golf shops where it is used to cut graphite shafts. A large adjustable table provides settings for accurate angles. The chop saw design along with the built in clamp for the work and safety shield provide protection to the operator.