Best value for money Miter Saw Recommendation Needed

The fact you've only listed bosch, DeWalt and Makita tells me you won't be interested in the below but I'll mention it anyway.
I bought the below model and it's fantastic, same as all current erbaurer tools, very well made, solid and reliable.
Max cross cut 305x90, double bevel, and very accurate, design of locking angles etc.. are much smoother and better designed than my old smaller DeWalt saw

Mark_Hickman11/04/2022 17:42

The fact you've only listed bosch, DeWalt and Makita tells me you won't be …The fact you've only listed bosch, DeWalt and Makita tells me you won't be interested in the below but I'll mention it anyway.I bought the below model and it's fantastic, same as all current erbaurer tools, very well made, solid and reliable.Max cross cut 305x90, double bevel, and very accurate, design of locking angles etc.. are much smoother and better designed than my old smaller DeWalt saw[Image]Read lessRead more

Interesting. I have cheap wickes saw. Too loud and lacks refinement and power. Do you think I won’t regret going over big brands I mentioned?

Fn6Dragon11/04/2022 17:59

Interesting. I have cheap wickes saw. Too loud and lacks refinement and …Interesting. I have cheap wickes saw. Too loud and lacks refinement and power. Do you think I won’t regret going over big brands I mentioned?Read lessRead more

You're not going to regret going over to a big brand from your Wickes branded saw but for the same money over Dewalt, Bosch etc. the erbaurer I linked will give you great accuracy and plenty of power plus the ability to perform larger cuts and it's double bevel for the same price you'll pay for a smaller saw and single bevel.
If you're using it all day every day for a trade you'd be better off paying more and buying a better top brand with double bevel bit for DIY here and there the erbaurer is perfect and has everything you need.
Only thing I will point out is you mentioned it's too loud, the erbaurer is definitely not quiet but no mitre saws are

Mark_Hickman11/04/2022 18:55

You're not going to regret going over to a big brand from your Wickes …You're not going to regret going over to a big brand from your Wickes branded saw but for the same money over Dewalt, Bosch etc. the erbaurer I linked will give you great accuracy and plenty of power plus the ability to perform larger cuts and it's double bevel for the same price you'll pay for a smaller saw and single bevel.If you're using it all day every day for a trade you'd be better off paying more and buying a better top brand with double bevel bit for DIY here and there the erbaurer is perfect and has everything you need.Only thing I will point out is you mentioned it's too loud, the erbaurer is definitely not quiet but no mitre saws areRead lessRead more

I’m complete novice who has been watching builder renovate my house. Recently I started trialled out making cabinet and wardrobe with tool I have. Do you think still Erbauer will suit me for what I want to do?

Dws774 dewalt I briefly tried from my builder, it isn’t too loud compared to my Wickes saw.

I think you'd be really pleased with the erbaurer but it's your choice, you're getting double bevel instead of single and a larger cutting ability for similar price, as I said mine is very accurate and the laser is spot on too, plus it has a built in torch to cut in the dark if needed

Fn6Dragon11/04/2022 20:50

[Image] I’m complete novice who has been watching builder renovate my h …[Image] I’m complete novice who has been watching builder renovate my house. Recently I started trialled out making cabinet and wardrobe with tool I have. Do you think still Erbauer will suit me for what I want to do? Dws774 dewalt I briefly tried from my builder, it isn’t too loud compared to my Wickes saw.Read lessRead more

To be fair if that cabinet in your post is the standard you wish to build any new sliding mitre saw will do you, also why are you so concerned about how loud it is? some of my best power tools are so loud ear plugs would be a good idea whilst using them, in fact the louder the better