Mitre Guillotines

Achieve flawlessly smooth and precise mitre cuts on door frames, architraves, skirting boards or window frames — with no sanding or further preparation. The Morso F foot-operated mitre guillotine uses two ultra-sharp fixed blades that deliver perfect 45° mitred joints, making it ideal for high-quality carpentry and joinery work.

• Noise- and dust-free operation: Shearing blades produce no sawdust and very little noise.

• Foot pedal power: Twin return springs drive the blades back to the starting position after each cut.

• Micro-adjustment via ratchet: The hand-operated ratchet mechanism advances the blades in small, controlled steps, allowing a final ultra-fine shaving cut for perfect joints.

• Rebate support system: Adjustable supports protect delicate rebates on skirting, architraves or window-frame profiles as they are cut.

• Clean waste handling: Offcuts drop into a rear chute for easy, tidy disposal.

• Integrated measuring & stop: A 1,500 mm measuring scale and cutting stop ensure precise, repeatable lengths — ideal for batch-cutting timber mouldings.

• No power supply needed: Fully manual operation — requires no electricity or compressed air.

• Low material waste: Centre-cut waste is minimal (around 1 mm), helping to conserve timber.

• Safety features: Includes acrylic finger guards and a box guard for safe operation.

• Built to last: Robust, proven design refined over decades.

Features & Benefits

Precision Shear Cutting

Feature: Twin fixed blades deliver ultra-clean, razor-sharp mitres.
Benefit: Produces perfect joints on door frames, architraves, skirting boards and window frames with no sanding or finishing needed.

Dust-Free, Quiet Operation

Feature: Shear-cutting action creates no sawdust and very low noise.
Benefit: Cleaner, quieter workshop and reduced cleanup time.

Foot-Operated Control

Feature: Foot pedal with twin return springs resets the blades automatically.
Benefit: Smooth, efficient workflow with hands kept free to hold and position timber safely.

Fine Adjustment Ratchet

Feature: Ratchet mechanism advances the blades in micro-steps.
Benefit: Allows precise final trimming for gap-free, professional-quality mitres.

Adjustable Rebate Supports

Feature: Supports protect delicate profiles and prevent splitting.
Benefit: Ideal for handling moulded timber, decorative architraves, deep skirtings and window-frame sections.

Rear Waste Chute

Feature: Offcuts fall directly into a collection chute behind the machine.
Benefit: Keeps the cutting area clean and reduces downtime between cuts.

Integrated 1,500mm Measuring Scale

Feature: Built-in metric scale with adjustable end stop.
Benefit: Accurate, repeatable lengths for batch-cutting door-frame legs, architrave sets and skirting runs.

Manual, Power-Free Design

Feature: No electricity or compressed air required.
Benefit: Flexible placement in the workshop, lower running costs and near-zero maintenance.

Low Timber Waste

Feature: Centre waste is typically only 1 mm.
Benefit: More usable length per board — especially valuable for long or premium mouldings.

Built to Last

Feature: Heavy-duty construction refined over decades.
Benefit: Reliable, long-term performance in busy trade workshops.

Achieve smooth, precise mitre cuts on door frames, architraves, skirting boards, and window frames with minimal effort. The Morso EH’s electro-hydraulic system powers a pair of ultra-sharp blades, producing perfect 45° joints that require no sanding or further prep.

The machine operates quietly (around 70 dB) and creates absolutely no sawdust, making for a clean workshop environment. Hydraulic clamps and automatic rebate supports hold mouldings firmly in place during the cutting cycle, ensuring consistent, accurate cuts even on delicate or profiled timber.

With automatic head advancement, the Morso EH delivers faster and more uniform cuts than a foot-operated machine, reducing operator fatigue. After each cut, offcuts drop neatly into a rear chute for tidy waste management.

The built-in 1,500mm measuring scale and second stop help you set precise, repeatable lengths — ideal for high-volume runs of architraves or skirting. The machine is self-contained, running on a standard 230 V supply with no need for compressed air.

Clever safety mechanisms like interlocked switches and dual-hand operation protect the user during use. Plus, with minimal centre-cut waste (~1 mm) and robust build quality refined over decades, the Morso EH is a reliable long-term investment.

Features & Benefits

Automatic Electro-Hydraulic Power

Feature: Fully powered by a 230 V electro-hydraulic system.
Benefit: More consistent, faster cutting cycles with less physical effort than manual machines.

Quiet & Dust-Free Operation

Feature: Low noise (≈ 70 dB), no sawdust created.
Benefit: Cleaner, safer workspace with reduced cleanup and no need for extraction systems.

Hydraulic Clamping & Rebate Support

Feature: Automatically clamps timber and supports rebate profiles.
Benefit: Prevents splitting on architraves or skirting as you cut — reliably holds delicate profiles.

Automatic Head Advancement

Feature: The cutting head advances in controlled, adjustable steps.
Benefit: Precise, repeatable cuts for batch production of frame legs or mouldings.

Repeatable Length Setting

Feature: 1,500mm measuring scale + second stop.
Benefit: Easily cut short and long pieces in sequence without repeatedly resetting.

Minimal Material Waste

Feature: Centre-cut waste is about 1 mm.
Benefit: Maximises usable timber, especially important when working with higher-quality mouldings.

Built-In Safety

Feature: Interlocked switches and two-hand operation system.
Benefit: Prevents blade operation while hands are in danger zone — safer for operators.

Compact Footprint

Feature: Space-saving design compared to large mitre saw stations.
Benefit: Ideal for smaller workshops or production lines where space is at a premium.

Robust, Durable Construction

Feature: Heavy-duty build, refined over decades.
Benefit: Long-term reliability and value in a busy trade setting.