Haywards Heath, West Sussex -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/24/2016 -- One of the country's leading power tool review magazines, TOOLBUSINESS+HIRE has now launched reviews for Mitre Saw Magic, Metabo KGSV 72 Xact SYM, on their website. Easy to set and adjust, this latest saw has accurate designs and can save a lot of time on angles and mitres. The Metabo KGSV 72 Xact SYM features a motor head, 1.5 KW motor, guide rail set up, foldable carry handle, etc., and is sure to provide a helping hand to professionals making it easier to carry out sophisticated tasks. The expert knowledge that this well-known online publication has provided for Mitre Saw Magic will help professionals make the right choices for their different building and DIY jobs.
Available both online and offline, TOOLBUSINESS+HIRE is one of the most recognized Tool and Equipment magazines nationwide. They provide expert reviews for a variety of power tools used in the industry. The reviews they provide are from some of the most highly-skilled building and DIY professionals. These reviews help individuals select the appropriate tools to enhance their productivity at the workstation. Their website is TOOLBUSINESS.co.uk, where individuals can get information about this new Mitre Saw Magic, alongside many other product revews. Besides new tools, they also provide reviews for hire equipment, WERA tools and many other tools and accessories.
Elaborating more about the latest Mitre Magic Saw power tool, a representative of TOOLBUSINESS+HIRE stated, "The KGSV is no monster – but at 90 degrees it will still cut 305mm x 72 mm, reduced to 215mm x 72mm at 45 degrees. The great thing about the SYM system is that while the width of the workpiece is necessarily reduced by the angled side fences, a thickness of 72mm can still be cut so the target market should be more than well catered for."
About TOOLBUSINESS+HIRE
TOOLBUSINESS+HIRE is the specialist Tool and Equipment publication available both online and in print, focusing on the Retail Business end of the Tool and Construction Industry. Based in Haywards Heath in West Sussex, the magazine was first published in 1993, under the initial title of This ToolBUSINESS. The Magazine has gone from strength to strength over the last twenty years, with their targeted mailing list of over 5000 in the retail, manufacturing and hire sectors of the industry. The publication features a wide range of aspects from the industry, including Product Reviews from their Independent Reviewer Peter Brett, Industry Exhibition shows both trade and consumer, and Company Profiles.
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