The Graule ZS170N is a wood saw — also commonly known as a mitre saw or chop saw — used for crosscutting timber to length as well as making precise horizontal and vertical bevel cuts. Graule is a German manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for producing robust stationary and semi-stationary woodworking saws for carpentry, joinery, and timber construction applications.
This machine is equipped with a 3 kW motor running at 2,800 rpm and accepts a 420 mm diameter saw blade. The cutting head travels along a guide arm supported by four ball bushings, ensuring smooth and accurate stroke movement. At 90 degrees, the machine achieves a cutting height of 170 mm and a cut length of 430 mm. An electric motor brake is fitted as standard, bringing the blade to a rapid stop after each cut.
The horizontal mitre range runs from 45 degrees on one side through 90 degrees to 25 degrees on the other, covering the full range of common and compound angle cuts. Vertically, the saw head tilts from 90 degrees to 45 degrees to the left, with the blade also capable of swinging to the right down to approximately 25 degrees, enabling acute bevel cuts. This combination of horizontal and vertical adjustment means compound or double-mitre cuts are possible in a single pass. Adjustable fixed stops are provided for the most frequently used positions at 90 degrees and 45 degrees, while clearly legible scales allow intermediate angles to be set accurately.
The pivot adjustment for the guide arm is operated by a hand crank, offering controlled and repeatable positioning. A 100 mm dust extraction connection is fitted to the lower blade guard, allowing the machine to be connected to a workshop extraction system. The machine is located at the seller's premises in Herrnzell, Germany, and is offered in used condition with a build year of 2025.
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