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- Makita Usa Inc 24In #1 Jigsaw Blade 72301232
- MAKITA USA INC
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- 3-15/16" x 24TPI Recipro Saw Cordless Saw Blades
- Extra fine blades for mild steel plys, masonite, plastics, formica, etc.
- For use with #4390D.
- 5 per pack.
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Makita 5012B Commercial Grade 12-Inch 11.5 amp Electric Chain Saw

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The Makita 11.5 Amp electric chain saw is compact and lightweight -- just 9-1/2 pounds -- for easy handling and quick cutting. A reliable and durable performer, this saw features a 12-inch guide bar and a 5,500 FPM chain speed for zipping through branches and other material. A durable polycarbonate housing means longer tool life. A sprocket is cleverly installed inside the end of the chain bar for smooth chain action. A large hand protector in front deflects flying chips, and a built-in overload protector protects the tool and operator from power surges. This saw is double insulated and built to last. It comes with a 1-year limited warranty.
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- Lightweight 11.5 Amp electric chain saw
- Features 5500 feet-per-minute chain speed for high-speed cutting
- Durable polycarbonate housing ensures long tool life
- Built-in overload protector; special sprocket inside the end of the chain bar for smooth chain action
- 12-inch guide bar; weights 9-1/2 pounds; 1-year warranty
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 "Makita 5012B" 2010-03-13
By Kukona (Hawaii)
I am into wood carving and wanted to work faster than a chisel and hammer would allow. My partner suggested an electric chain saw (she's really smart, so I gave it serious consideration). I did my "obligatory" online research and decided to give it a try. I really didn't know what to expect from an electric chain saw, but I knew it would be much lighter than the gas model I have. There weren't many reviews of electric chain saws, but what was available pointed me to look at three models with particular interest. I decided on the Makita 5012B. It was priced on the upper-middle end, but I relied ultimately on the Makita name in making my decision. I have used it for only one carving (to date), and I am thoroughly pleased with this tool. It is easy to handle, well balanced, and easy to clean/adjust. Its fast-moving chain makes easy work of hard wood. I would recommend this chain saw, whole-heartedly.

 "best tool yet" 2009-10-26
By Gloria Lopez
easy to use and light weight. Bar tightening screw could be a bit longer.

 "Great Saw!" 2009-10-05
By Charlie Wolfe (San Diego)
This is my 4th or 5th chainsaw, and my third electric one. I use it to trim/cut back about 50 eucalyptus trees on my property in the San Diego area. The saw seems very well made - a lot more metal components than any previous saw. I also like the sprocket at the tip of the bar that rotates with the chain to reduce friction. None of my previous saws had that feature - just a groove at the tip. I also like its small size as it is easy to maneuver through the brush. I don't have any large trees, anymore, so the 12" bar size is no limitation for me.



I do have one complaint. That kickback prevention cover over the tip of the bar does get in the way of making some close-quarter cuts, when there is not a lot of room to position the saw to get the cut started. I remember reading one reviewer who purchased a replacement bar without the guard. It is not that annoying to me...yet. I may look at how I could remove it, myself.



Smooth, fast and relatively quiet,,,as I said, a great saw!



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 "Perfect Garden Companion" 2009-09-25
By Donna Judevine
Let's face it, most of us should hire out the super heavy chainsaw work. I'm thrilled with this little eager beaver. After an hour or so I'm very grateful that I didn't get anything heavier. The only disappointment was that I thought it was the one that oiled itself but pushing the button for oil is not a big deal. Great Buy!

 "Super" 2009-09-14
By Samuelle B. Goulds
This is an amazing tool. It is easy to use, lightweight, easy to store, and the instructions are easy to follow. I've trimmed Ponderosa Pines, Aspen Trees, and tough old bushes with ease. I would recommend this tool to anyone.




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Makita LS1214F 15 Amp 12-Inch Dual Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw with Fluorescent Light

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Heres a formidable contender in the compound miter saw market with all the features you want in a high-end saw, plus one. We had high expectations for this saw, and we were not disappointed. Cutting is smooth, quiet, accurate and completely free of vibration, and the soft start is a nice feature. The 15-amp motor delivers 3,200 rpm, and electronic speed control maintains consistency under different loads. A common miter saw beef for us is a hard-to-read scale, but this ones large, clear and easy on the eyes, which we really appreciate. There are nine positive stops: 0 degrees, and left and right at 15, 22.5, 31.6 and 45 degrees, and bevels can be set from 0 to 45 degrees left and right. Capacities are great, too in the upright and center position, the saw will cut workpieces up to 4-1/2 inches high and 12-1/8 inches wide. A 45-degree left bevel still lets you cut stock 2-5/8 inches high and 12 inches wide, accommodating even the widest trim and moldings. The only thing wed change on this model is moving the rear bevel lever up front, but its not a big detractor. It does take a little muscle to set a bevel angle, but again, its not much of a mark against a saw that performs so beautifully. We like the vertical clamp on this saw; its quick to adjust and holds like a champ. Even the dust collection system, usually a notch above ineffective on most miter saws, is impressive, keeping the cutting line surprisingly clean. The thing we found coolest about this saw is a small detail, but one you dont see often: a built-in fluorescent light. It illuminates the workpiece cut line exactly where you want it, and its always right at your fingertips. Makita says the bulb will last some 2,000 hours, but we didnt stick around to check that out. Take care, though, as the bulb does get quite warm. There are a lot of compound miters on the market, but this one is definitely at the head of the class. Contractors and exacting woodworkers will love it.
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- 12-inch dual bevel sliding compound saw with fluorescent light and soft start
- 15 amp; 3,200 rpm; cuts 52 degrees right and 47 degrees left with 9 positive stops at 0, 15, 22-1/2, 31.6, 45 degrees left or right
- Machined aluminum base; dual aluminum base; dual slide rails; carbide tip blade
- Includes saw, vertical vise, blade, wrench, triangular rule, 2 extension wings
- 20-1/2 by 28-1/2 by 27-1/2 inches; 52-1/2 pounds; 1-year warranty
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 "Over-rated saw for the money" 2009-09-16
By Matthew Abell (Poconos, PA)
My father-in-law has this saw and I have had the chance to put it through its paces (I own a Bosch 5412L -- a wonderful saw for finish carpentry). Unfortunately, this saw disappoints on many levels...



(1) the fence is so low that it does not support the work adequately, especially when cutting baseboards upright or crown molding in position

(2) when making a right-tilt bevel cut on the left side of a piece (a very common task), it is nearly impossible to hold the work safely and securely without your hand getting in the way of the motor housing

(3) the upright handle position can be awkward when making left-end cuts (especially for a righty like me)

(4) the twisting miter lock on the front takes about eight turns to lock securely

(5) weighs a ton, with no side handles to help carry it

(6) having the miter scale on the right makes no sense, as it gets blocked by the piece you're cutting

(7) supplied clamp has too many adjustable parts to set up quickly

(8) no venier micro-adjustment for "tweaking" angles to a 1/4-degree accuracy



Now the good points...

(1) smooth, clean cuts

(2) soft-starting

(3) relatively quiet



For the price, I think you can find a better saw with less compromises, such as the Bosch 5412L. For less money, the DeWalts offer great accuracy without all the bells and whistles. If price is no object, check out the Festool Kapex.

 "great saw" 2009-02-09
By Bri Bri (Montana)
As usual Makita has a great product. The factory settings are good but always a good idea to double check them. The pre-set bevel angles were good but the pointer arrow was off so a simple adjustment and wa la! The smooth start is a great feature as saws without it cause a little problem keeping the mark in sinc when the saw jumps after you press the trigger, so that's a great plus. Wouldn't own anything but a Makita! Thought about the 10 inch but really no more bulk or weight considering the extra depth capacity. You can't go wrong with this saw.

 "Best Mitre Saw" 2008-01-07
By E. R. Brant (Clanton, Al.)
Could not believe the quality of the cut.

Wish I had one like this ten years ago!!

 "Best Compact 12 inch Slider" 2007-08-11
By Matt (Indiana)
I definitely would highly rate this saw for the jobsite. The soft start feature is very helpful and the fluorescent light is a must have. There are so may times when I am in a basement with very little light and have to make some cuts to trim something out. The blade it comes with is a surprisingly excellent blade. The way this saw folds up to carry is by far the best of all the sliders we've used (ex: Bosch, Dewalt, Rigid, Hitachi). The only complaints I have is the bevel index in the table, which is easy to get used to, and it seems to hang a little when the blade is fully extended to make a long cut and the fact that you don't get a 60 degree bevel like the belted sliders. That extra bevel cappacity is nice to have doing stairs. I have saws with lasers and feel they are overrated anyone who uses a saw day to day will always use the blade, it's proven to me to be much more accurate. Have also used the Makita with the laser as well and like this one better.

 "First Makita purchase...oh well, maybe next time" 2007-04-10
By J. Ruhl (Lancaster, PA USA)
I read the reviews here at Amazon and decided to go with this model sliding compound saw. Unfortunately it wasn't the quality I expected. My saw arrived with a bent blade and bad linear bearings. I was going to send it back to Amazon but decided to opt for warranty work at a local authorized repair center (30 miles away). Amazon, for their part, did make a price adjustment along with a great instant discount at the beginning of the sale. I decided it was worth the hassle to have it fixed under warranty. I'm pleased with how Amazon helped with the post-sale problems. The repair center currently fixing my saw is also a big plus for Makita's reputation. That's why I'm giving this saw a 3-star review, it could have been a lot worse. Will I buy another Makita product? I'm not sure. Time will tell if this saw goes the distance after being fixed. I really believe I just happened to get the one that had problems.


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If you're in the market for a miter saw, we always recommend considering a compound model. A compound miter saw is one on which the blade both tilts (bevels) and rotates (miters) to make miter cuts, allowing you to make compound-angle cuts essential for installing crown molding. This professional-duty machine tilts 45 degrees left and right, allowing you to make bevel cuts at both ends of a board without having to flip the board piece around. Its oversized aluminum worktable rotates 45 degrees to the left and 52 degrees to the right.

The saw has a built-in laser that clearly highlights cut line for quick, safe, accurate cuts. However, unlike most miter saws, the laser on this Makita model is mounted above the blade, not to the arbor. That means you don’t have to turn on the saw to activate the laser. Another nice feature is that the laser is independently switched, so you can turn it on or off whenever you’d like.

The saw carriage slides on two precision-ground steel rails that are fitted with ball bearing guides. The result is a vibration-free smooth-rolling saw that produces precise, consistent cuts, even at the outer limits of the slide mechanism. By the way, this 49-pound tool can crosscut a 2-by-12 and bevel-cut boards up to 3-5/8 inch thick. The LS1013L has a souped-up 15-amp, 3,700-rpm direct-drive motor that transfers cutting power to the blade much more efficiently than typical belt-driven saws.

One unique feature of the "FL" line of Makita saws is the built-in fluorescent work light. It illuminates the cut line exactly where you want it, and it’s always right at your fingertips. Makita says the bulb will last some 2,000 hours. Take care, though, as the bulb does get quite warm.

This versatile saw can handle a wide range of carpentry jobs from house framing and deck building to cabinetmaking and interior trim work. .-- Joseph Truini

What's in the box: The saw comes with a dust-collection bag, hold-down vise, two extension wings, 70-tooth carbide-tipped saw blade and blade wrench
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- Built-in high output fluorescent light illuminates work area and lasts 2000 hours on average
- Dual steel rails supported by linear ball bearings ensure stable, accurate cutting.
- Powerful direct drive 15 Amp motor never slips or bogs down
- 9 positive stops at 15, 22.5, 30, 45 degrees left or right for the most common miter cuts; additional positive stops at 33.9 left for Model LS1214FL.
- Electronic speed control maintains constant speed under load; soft start feature for controlled operation; 1-year warranty
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 "Makita LS1013FL Compound Mitre Saw" 2010-03-28
By Dimwit (New Hampshire)
Seems to work very well. I'm no pro, just a weekend warrior. It's easy to use and well thought out. I'm glad I purchased it.

 "Great saw" 2010-03-21
By B. Hawkinson
Purchased saw a couple years ago but just getting around to writing a review. I'm not a professional carpenter just a DIYer and use the saw occasionally for small projects. Saw has a nice smooth start so it doesn't jump when you pull the trigger. By being a slider it is able to make a 90 degree cross cut of twelve inches which has come in handy. I got the saw at a great sale price from Amazon and delivery was fine.

 "Quiet and Smooth" 2009-05-17
By tool collector (west lawn Pa)
The motor is very smooth and quiet. It replaces a Ridgid LS1060 that was loud anmd coarse sounding!!! Love the laser and escpially the flouresent work light. Really nice blade included w/ the saw!!!

 "Makita compound slide saw" 2009-03-21
By Tom (Rockford, IL)
This is our second Makita slide saw, same model. The standard features along with it's portability make it an easy choice for our job trailer. We use it for anything from cutting framing lumber or fine trim to vinyl siding. Only downside to buying online is the shipping packaging needs to be re-thought. Ours arrived with the tilt handle broken and laying in the bottom of the box.will need to take care of that.

 "Go to Home Depot now!" 2009-03-05
By Brian Jeffrey Pearson (Chicago, IL)
I just picked this saw up at home depot. I have been wanting one for a long time. Amazon's price just went up from 479.99. Home Depot had the saw for 499.99 for a long time. I just happen to stop by this evening at it was marked 399.99. Awesome deal considering it is over 500 here on Amazon. Go there now, not sure how long it will be that price.


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- Combination general-purpose blade
- For fast and smooth rip, crosscuts and miters
- 6-1/2-inch blade diameter
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- Has 20-degree hook angle and 4,770 maximum safe speed
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Makita 2703X1 15 Amp 10-Inch Benchtop Table Saw with Fixed Stand

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Volts: 115, Amps: 15, Speed - No Load (RPM): 4,600, Table Dimensions W x L (in.): 27 x 22, Blade Diameter (in.): 10, Arbor Size (in.): 5/8, Cutting Depth at 90deg (in.): 3 9/16, Cutting Depth at 45deg (in.): 2 1/2
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- 10-inch table saw with stand and 27-by-22-inch table; cam-locking rip fence; electric brake
- 15 amp motor; 3-9/16-inch cut capacity; rack-and-pinion design bevel adjust
- PVC base, magnesium table, carbide blade
- Includes saw, stand, blade, rip fence, miter gauge, wrenches, manual
- 27 by 22 inches; 40 pounds; 1-year warranty
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 "WARNING: Good saw, terrible miter slots" 2009-09-02
By R. L. Manugian (Olympia, WA USA)
I've been using this saw for about a year, and it holds up well and cuts well ... but the slots for miter bars are horrible. They're skinnier than the standard 3/4" slots on most saws, and not as deep, so they can't accommodate standard miter gauges and other accessories like featherboards. And since the table top is aluminum and not steel, you can't use magnetic featherboards, either. If you want to do something more than simple cuts where precision isn't important, my advice is to shop around for a saw with standard miter slots.

 "Excellent saw for its class" 2009-06-03
By Ted R (California)
I have owned this saw for over 10 years. It is used for wood working and home improvement stuff. the saw produces cuts that amaze me. The accuracy is superb. However I always use a top of the line Thin Kerf ripping blade. Thin Kerf is the only way to go on a saw of this size. When the blade gets worn out, it must be replaced. If you buy it, You will get more value than you paid for. Aside from the blade upgrade, I put some locking swivel casters on the fixed stand and it is super easy to move around my garage as needed. I also use a dust collector with it. What a health saver. When I used it without dust collection and without a mask, I got sick. so at the very least use a mask. With dust collection, you get almost no mess and a healthier work environment.

So, if this saw suits your available work space go for it. If you have ample space and a much larger budget, get something bigger. Keep in mind, this saw does its job most excellent, and I usually cut PADOUK And other hard Thick Stock up to 8 feet long.

 "Makita Table Saw" 2007-01-30
By Ken Kruse (Central Lake, MI)
Good product. Just what I expected. Very pleased with Amazon---will purchase items through them in the future.

 "Good saw however poor fence" 2006-02-23
By archerhunter (WI)
I used this saw in the past for jobsite work. It worked well. I have had no problems with it. The fence is definetly lacking for precise work, however for any rough work it works well. The included stand is fine for workshop use but otherwise would be a major pain to move around and is heavy. If you want to buy a saw for fine woodworking, I highly recommend you purchase a more expensive saw. For a portable, I would buy the dewalt model over this one. The major reason being the fence. My rating is for a portable saw for rougher work.

 "Makita Portable 10"" 2005-10-13
By Joseph R. Tarascio
A great saw, especially at the sale price. Makita always has produced durable tools and this is will be no exception. Little vibration with good depth for thicker stock. Hard to beat for a small portable unit. Buy the "table" to add ease in use.


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