Deli DC573 1400W 210mm Miter Saw – Precision Angle & Cross Cutting Machine in Nairobi, Kenya
Deli DC573 1400W 210mm Miter Saw – Precision Angle & Cross Cutting Machine in Nairobi, Kenya
Clean, square and accurate angle cuts on skirting, door frames, WPC and PVC wall panels, cornices, timber and aluminium profiles. In stock at Shabbiri Hardware, Magadi Road – Ongata Rongai and Tuala.
Product Overview
The Deli DC573 miter saw is a compact, corded 210mm (8-1/4") compound miter saw built for carpenters, cabinet makers, interior fit-out teams, aluminium fabricators and serious DIY users in Kenya. Its 1400W high-efficiency motor spins the blade at up to 5500 RPM, giving fast, smooth cuts with minimal splintering.
The rotating table swings from 0° to 45° left and right for miter cuts, and the cutting head tilts up to 45° for bevel cuts. Combine both for compound cuts on picture frames, crown moulding and cornice corners. A blade guard with a see-through window, a workpiece clamp and a stable non-slip base keep every job safe and steady – the ideal mitre saw in Nairobi for skirting, architraves, WPC/PVC panels, boards and decking.
Key Features & Benefits
Powerful 1400W Motor
High-efficiency motor delivers steady torque through hardwood, MDF and thick boards without bogging down.
Fast 5500 RPM Speed
High blade speed for clean, smooth edges on timber, laminates, PVC and aluminium.
210mm Blade
Compact 8-1/4" blade size – light, portable and easy to find replacement blades in Kenya.
0–45° Miter Left & Right
Rotating table with angle scale for quick, accurate 15°, 22.5°, 30° and 45° frame and corner cuts.
45° Bevel Cutting
Tilting head for bevel and compound cuts on cornices, crown mouldings and skirting joints.
Safety Blade Guard
Spring-return guard with a transparent window lets you see the cut line while staying protected.
Workpiece Clamp
Holds material firmly against the fence for repeatable, accurate cuts and safer hands.
Stable Non-Slip Base
Solid base and fence reduce vibration and keep the saw steady on the bench or site table.
Dust Collection
Dust outlet for a dust bag or extractor keeps the work area cleaner and the cut line visible.
Full Technical Specifications
Power & Motor
- Brand / Model
- Deli Tools DC573
- Rated Input Power
- 1400 W
- Rated Voltage
- 220–240 V ~ 50/60 Hz (Kenyan mains)
- No-Load Speed
- 5500 r/min (RPM)
- Motor
- High-efficiency universal motor with carbon brushes
- Power Source
- Corded electric
Cutting Capability
- Blade Diameter
- 210 mm (8-1/4")
- Miter Angle Range
- 0° – 45° left and right
- Bevel Angle Range
- 0° – 45°
- Cut Types
- Cross, miter, bevel and compound cuts
- Suitable Materials
- Softwood, hardwood, MDF, chipboard, plywood, laminated boards, PVC & WPC panels, skirting, cornices, aluminium profiles (with correct blade)
Build & Safety
- Product Type
- Corded Compound Miter Saw (Mitre / Chop Saw)
- Base
- Rigid non-slip base with rotating table and angle scale
- Safety
- Retractable blade guard with transparent window, trigger switch, workpiece clamp
- Dust Management
- Dust outlet for dust bag / extractor
- Certification
- EAC marked
Specifications are from the manufacturer's packaging and product data. Blade bore, cutting capacity and accessories in the box may vary by batch – please confirm with our team before purchase.
Applications – What You Can Cut
Skirting & Architraves
Perfect 45° inside and outside corner joints for clean interior finishing.
WPC & PVC Wall Panels
Square, chip-free ends on fluted WPC panels, PVC ceiling panels and trims.
Cornices & Mouldings
Compound cuts for EPS/XPS and timber cornice corners.
Cabinetry & Furniture
Trimming boards, frames, shelving battens and edge-banded parts.
Door & Window Frames
Accurate frame mitres for timber and aluminium door and window sections.
Decking & Flooring Trims
Cutting WPC decking boards, SPC/laminate skirting and threshold profiles.
How to Use the Deli DC573 Miter Saw – Step by Step
Unpack and inspect. Check the saw, blade, guard, clamp and power cable for any damage before first use. Read the user manual fully.
Set up on a firm surface. Bolt or clamp the saw to a stable workbench or saw stand. Use side supports for long pieces so they do not drop or pinch the blade.
Check the blade. With the saw UNPLUGGED, confirm the 210mm blade is sharp, fitted with the teeth following the arrow on the guard, and the arbor bolt is tight. Use a wood blade for timber/boards and a non-ferrous blade for aluminium.
Set the miter angle. Loosen the table lock, rotate the table to the required angle (0°–45° left or right) using the scale, then lock it firmly.
Set the bevel angle (if needed). Loosen the bevel knob at the rear, tilt the head to the required angle (0°–45°) and lock it.
Mark and position the workpiece. Mark your cut line, place the material flat on the table and tight against the fence, and line the mark up with the blade.
Clamp the material. Secure the workpiece with the clamp. Never hold small pieces by hand close to the blade.
Make a trial cut. For critical joints, cut an offcut first and check the angle with a square or protractor.
Start and cut. Plug in, hold the handle firmly, press the trigger and let the blade reach full 5500 RPM before lowering it. Lower the head slowly and steadily – do not force it.
Finish safely. Release the trigger at the bottom of the cut and wait for the blade to stop completely before raising the head and removing the piece.
Clean and maintain. Unplug, empty the dust bag, blow sawdust out of the vents, and check carbon brushes and blade sharpness regularly.
Safety Tips
- Always wear safety glasses, ear protection and a dust mask.
- Keep hands at least 15 cm away from the blade path.
- Never remove or tie back the blade guard.
- Unplug the saw before changing blades, adjusting angles or cleaning.
- Use only 210mm blades rated above 5500 RPM.
- Do not cut steel, stone, tiles or concrete with this saw.
- Avoid loose clothing, jewellery and gloves near moving parts.
- Keep children and bystanders away from the work area.
Why Buy from Shabbiri Hardware?
Trusted Since 1990
Over three decades supplying contractors, fundis and homeowners along Magadi Road.
Genuine Deli Tools
Original products in manufacturer packaging, with expert advice on the right blade.
One-Stop Finishing Shop
WPC/PVC panels, skirting, boards, edge banding and cabinetry materials in the same place.
Two Convenient Branches
Ongata Rongai and Tuala – easy access for Rongai, Kiserian, Karen, Kitengela and Nairobi South.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can the Deli DC573 miter saw cut?
With the correct blade it cuts softwood, hardwood, MDF, chipboard, plywood, PVC and WPC panels, skirting, cornices, door frames and aluminium profiles. It is not designed for steel, stone or concrete.
What blade size does the Deli DC573 use?
It uses a 210mm (8-1/4") circular saw blade. Always match the blade bore to the saw's arbor and use a blade rated above 5500 RPM.
Can it make bevel and compound cuts?
Yes. The table rotates 0–45° left and right for miter cuts and the head tilts up to 45° for bevel cuts. Combine both for compound cuts on crown moulding and frames.
Is it good for cutting WPC and PVC wall panels?
Yes – it gives clean, square ends on WPC fluted panels, PVC ceiling panels, trims and skirting. Use a fine-tooth blade for the smoothest finish.
Does it work on Kenyan power supply?
Yes. It is rated 220–240V, 50/60Hz, which matches standard Kenyan mains electricity.
Where can I buy the Deli DC573 miter saw in Nairobi?
At Shabbiri Hardware – Magadi Road, Ongata Rongai (opposite Hashi Petrol Station) and Tuala (past Nazarene University). Call 0741 042484 or 0745 554008.
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| Brand | deli |
| Model | DC573 1400W 210mm |
| Category | Cutting & Grinding Discs |
| Availability | In stock |
| Sourced by | Shabbiri Hardware Kenya Limited |
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