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@Cupcakes
I do cutting of small bits of timber in my flat by clamping the workpiece onto a couple of small ikea wooden stools, then cutting with a handsaw (flexible second fix saw, or fine toothed back saw if I'm trying really hard). Mark up two orthogonal faces with the cut line, create a cut guide on one of them by dragging the saw backwards, then flip 90° and cut on the other marked face. Seems to be adequate for general cutting, although I'm obviously not making fine furniture or cabinets. @ChainBreaker