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18-volt Lithium-Ion cordless 6-1/2-inch circular saw, 2 built In LED lights for more illuminated accurate work, compact design, only 13-5/8-inch long & weighs only 7.1-pounds, built in dust blower to enhance the line of sight, Makita built D35 high torque motor, heavy-gauge, precision machine base for smooth, accurate cutting and added Durability.
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Technical Details
- Makita-built motor delivers 3,700 RPM for faster cutting and ripping through wood- Compact, ergonomic design at only 7.1 lbs. for reduced operator fatigue
- Includes features such as a built-in L.E.D. light to illuminate the work area, and a built-in dust blower to keep the line of cut free of debris
- Makita LXT Lithium-Ion battery and Energy Star rated 30-Minute Rapid Optimum Charger produces 430% total lifetime work with 2.5X more cycles
- 3-year warranty on tool
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By Michele A. Johnson (New York)
Transaction was simple and worked well--delivery on time. Thought it would be in a box but not really a problem.
By S. Brooks (San Francisco)
1st cordless circular saw and lovin' it. Super lightweight, thin saw kerf, powerful for what it's intended for. A great addition to the toolbox so you don't have to lug out the corded 15A wormdrive all the time.
By G. Olson
My 35 year old skill, as were ALL worm drive saws used by true carpenters has the blade on the left. We used to call the saws with the blade on the right home owner 'side winders'. I still don't like leaning over to see the cut. With the blade on the left you can see the cut directly in front of you and your center of gravity is directly behind the cut. Thanks Makita for another great tool.
By Systems_Consultant (Eden Prairie, Mn United States)
This is a very nice portable saw, for a left-handed person! For that user, I would rate it at 4-5 stars.
Maybe I should be more generous than a 1-star rating since the picture clearly depicts a left-handed saw if you think about how you are going to use it. But come on... we're used to disclaimers on left-handed tools and I don't remember seeing any of the customery warnings on either the website or in the instructions for this saw. What's worse is that Makita doesn't seem to make a right-handed version of a 6 1/2" cordless saw! What is Makita thinking?
My AC powered Makita circular saw is the mirror image of this one, with the blade on the right hand side of the handle. Typically, when I use a circular saw, I place the piece being cut on a surface or set of sawhorses in front of me with the section to be cut off hanging off the right hand side. Then I can hold the workpiece steady with my left hand or knee while the large part of the sole plate of the saw stays on the work that is held to the table. The cut off piece falls away to the right. If you try to use this saw that way, with the saw blade on the left hand side of the handle, only the small sliver of the soleplate to the left of the blade is resting on the stable part of the workpiece. The large portion of the soleplate under the motor is resting on the part of the workpiece that will drop away when the cut is finished. This makes it very hard to control the saw as you finish the cut. In addition to ruining the cut, this useage could be considered dangerous.
Make sure you really want a left-handed saw before buying this one.
By Richard J. Rollins (huntington, new york)
great saw with lots of balls, battery a little difficult to slide in and out otherwise very good.
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