Wolfcraft 6948000 verstekbak, 70 mm snijhoogte, 45° & 90° hoek, met klem en antislipvoeten

Picture this: you're installing new skirting boards in a living room, and the corners need to meet at a perfect 45-degree angle. With the Wolfcraft 6948000 Bevel and Mitre Box, you can make those precise cuts right on the spot, without needing a power mitre saw. This manual cutting guide is built for DIYers and hobbyists who want clean, accurate mitre and bevel cuts in wood, plastic, or soft metals. The box accommodates workpieces up to 70 mm high and 100 mm wide at 90°, or 70 mm wide at 45°, making it ideal for mouldings, picture frames, and trim work.

Key specifications

• Pre-set cutting angles: 45° and 90° for mitre and bevel cuts
• Max. workpiece height: 70 mm
• Max. workpiece width: 100 mm (90° cuts) / 70 mm (45° cuts)
• Integrated clamping device holds the workpiece securely
• Non-slip rubber feet keep the box stable during sawing
• Saw guide slots ensure straight, accurate cuts with a hand saw
• Durable ABS plastic construction in black and grey
• Freestanding design for use on any workbench or floor

Why choose it

This mitre box eliminates guesswork. The fixed 45° and 90° guides mean you don't need to measure angles by eye, and the integrated clamp prevents the workpiece from shifting. The non-slip feet grip the work surface, so you can focus on the sawing motion. It's lightweight yet robust, and it works with most standard hand saws, including back saws and tenon saws. Whether you're a weekend warrior or a seasoned DIYer, this tool delivers repeatable, professional-looking results without the cost or bulk of an electric mitre saw.

Ideal use cases

• Cutting skirting boards and crown moulding
• Making picture frames with tight corner joints
• Trimming dowels, small timber sections, and plastic profiles
• Creating beveled edges for decorative woodwork
• On-site touch-ups where power tools are impractical

Good to know

The Wolfcraft 6948000 is a manual tool, so you'll need to supply your own saw. It's designed for fine-toothed hand saws; a back saw or tenon saw with a blade length of at least 350 mm works best. The box is not intended for heavy-duty or production use, but for occasional precision cutting it's a reliable companion. Clean the guide slots after use to maintain accuracy. No assembly required—just place it on a flat surface and start cutting.