Makita LS1013FL 15 Amp 10-Inch Dual Bevel Compound Sliding Miter Saw with Laser and Fluorescent Light

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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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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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Makita LS1016LX1 10-Inch Dual Slide Compound Miter Saw with Laser with Bonus 18-Volt LXT FM/AM Job Site Radio

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Technical Details

- Four-Steel rail sliding system
- Exclusive: six linear ball bearings deliver smooth, solid, and adjustment-free dead-on accurate cuts.
- Capacity for up to 6-5/8-inch crown molding (vertically nested), 4-3/4-inch baseboard (vertical), and 12-inch cross cuts at 90
- Powerful 15 amp direct drive motor
- Exclusive 4-3/4-inch tall dual sliding fence system
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Makita LS1040 10-Inch Compound Miter saw

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A favorite on job sites, Makita's 10-inch compound miter saw has a highly dedicated following. Even though it's extremely portable (at 24.2 pounds), Makita's saw also boasts a super sturdy dual-post pivoting arm. A pivot fence adjusts for supporting large stock and flips back for bevel cuts. The saw bevels left up to 45 degrees and miters 45 degrees left and up to 52 degrees right. There's no lack of power here, either: a 15 amp motor spins the blade, plus there's an electric brake that saves you time between cuts. There's also a shaft lock that makes changing blades quick and easy. The miter has a smooth-action swivel, but the lock is of the older screw-handle design that's a little more time-consuming than the newer (and more expensive) cam-lock designs. This Makita also lacks a soft-start mechanism, so it does jump a bit when the motor first engages; some users swear by a soft start, but we think a saw can still be a high-quality saw without one. Makita's saw has a vertical grip design with a thumb-activated safety switch and a paddle trigger, and while the vertical design might be slightly less ergonomic than the horizontal D-handle, it does allow you to use the saw comfortably with either hand. And the paddle grip makes squeezing the trigger easy no matter how you're holding the handle. Our verdict: it's a solid saw. -- Jon Groebner

Choosing a Miter Saw
Miter saws are versatile tools that have become a mainstay of workshops everywhere. These powerful saws make angled cuts by pulling a circular blade down onto a workpiece with a short, controlled plunge. It might appear that miter saws are infinitely complex and varied, but there are only three general types. The type you choose will depend on your woodworking needs.

Basic Miter Saws
Basic miter saws are the least versatile off the three major variations, but they’re a great starting point for novice do-it-yourselfers. These models typically adjust for miter cuts only, so consider upgrading if you need to do more than that.

Compound miter saws are easier to use than basic miter saws because you can place your stock flat for cutting, and they adjust simultaneously for miter and bevel cuts. A compound miter saw is great for jobs that feature stock that's not very tall or wide, such as door and window trim or picture frames.

Sliding Compound Miter Saws
Sliding compound miter saws are the most versatile of the available models. They have a motor and blade assembly that's mounted on a moveable arm to accommodate longer, wider workpieces. For smaller pieces, the saw performs like an ordinary fixed-head model. On some models, the blade can only pivot in one direction, but on a dual sliding compound miter saw, the blade can tilt to the right or left.

Important Features at a Glance
Though models will vary by manufacturer and design, these are a few of the more commonly found features that you might want to keep in mind.

• Electric brake: Reverses the flow of electricity when the saw's trigger is released. This is an important safety feature that slows the blade quickly in case of emergency.
• Blade guard: Most miter saws have self-retracting guards that withdraw when the saw is lowered for use, and reappear when it is raised.
• Laser guide: Gives a precise visual line where the cut will occur on your workpiece.
• Dust bag: Helps collect sawdust for a clearer, more tidy cutting area.
• Shaft lock: Immobilizes the shaft and blade for quicker, easier blade changes.
• Table extensions: Mount on either side of the saw to help balance longer workpieces.

Miter Saw Blades
Miter saw blades come in a variety of different sizes, grades, and materials, but there are three main types: steel, high-speed steel, and carbide-tipped blades.

• Steel: Inexpensive and good for cutting soft woods or plywoods. Sharpness diminishes quickly in tougher materials.
• High-Speed Steel: More rugged than steel blades, and great for cutting harder woods.
• Carbide-Tipped: More expensive than other blades but much more durable. Maintain sharpness over a longer period.
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  - Features powerful 15 amp motor and dual post compound pivoting arm
  - Provides a large capability with cuts 52 degrees right and 47 degrees left with 9 positive stops at 15, 22-1/2, 30, 45 degrees left or right and 0 degrees
  - Durably designed with a machined aluminum base, dual aluminum base, dual slide rails and a carbide tip blade
  - Saw includes vertical vise, blade, wrench and triangular rule
  - Covered by 1-Year warranty
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   "needs work" 2009-11-20
  By Ruby James (bay area)
  This saw out of the box WILL NOT CUT A 2X6 AT 90 DEGREES NOR BEVEL A 2X6 AT 90 DEGREES. With some filing of the right hand fence top I could get the saw to lower itself and cut a 2x6 at 90 degrees by 90 degrees. Beveling at 45 degrees by 90 degrees was impossible. The blade gruard, nut etc. prevents the blade from penetrating all the way through the wood. Otherwise it is a light weight and durable machine. It bewilders me why Makita would make a 10" saw with a 15 amp motor that can't cut a 2x6.
  
  
  
   "Not sliding" 2009-10-21
  By Michael Gonzalez
  I should have purchased a sliding compound mitre saw instead of a non-sliding one. They are so much more useful for cutting plywood sheets etc.
  
  
  
   "One of the best small miter saws." 2009-08-16
  By Kevin A. Straight (Los Angeles, CA)
  A few years ago I worked in the cabinet shop of a custom motor-coach factory. We had about 12 of these 10" Makita Saws as well as a few larger sliding saws of various brands. We used them all day long to cut moldings and secondary wood to assemble cabinets, and never had a lick of trouble. Out on the main line, they even used the same saw with a carbide blade to cut aluminum extrusions for coach bodies.
  
  
  
  When they finally started wearing out (after about 5 years of 10 hour work shifts) management replaced them with cheap Delta saws which where not nearly as tough.
  
  
  
  I have been in the wood trades for several years and used saws of every major brand. If I was going to buy a small miter saw, the Makita would probably be my first choice.
  
  
  
   "Ho Hum, just another solid product from Makita!" 2009-06-19
  By Warren W. Wiley (Ottertail)
  Let me make this short: this is all the miter saw 95% of us need. You can buy bigger, fancier more powerful saws with advanced features but this is all you really need unless you're a full time Pro who does trim and molding etc. all day long.
  
  It has a liitle "kick" at start up but when you make the cut it is so quick and so clean you forget it. In fact....I LIKE that little start up boost!
  
  This is a well made, well thought out tool and looks like it will last a long time. If its like my other Makita tools I'm sure it will.
  
  
  
   "good saw for the money" 2009-04-14
  By Robert Hoffman (Fleetwood PA. USA)
  I purchaced this saw and it turned out to be a real good buy. I use it all the time and it works well every time. I would recomend it to others.
  
  
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Covered by Freud's limited lifetime warranty10" Replacement Planer Knives for Ryobi AP102-Piece SetPrecision machined for best resultsPremium high speed steel
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- Produces the smoothest cut
- Precision-machined for best results; pre-ground to a razor sharp edge
- Made from premium high-speed steel stock
- 2-pack of planer knives
- Manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty
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 "Sharp set of knives!!" 2009-11-29
By Woody Woodpecker (Canada)
The knives were exactly as described and they installed in 15 minutes with no fuss. Test it out on some walnut and the results were near perfect. I reset my in feed and out rolls. When I ran the walnut board through after having jointed two sides,the planed side and corresponding edge were so smooth I could have not bothered to finish sand. No end snipe. Excellent product *****

 "Ryobi AP10 Planer is good as new" 2009-10-22
By Richard Schmidt (Oakland, CA USA)
I had some clear heart redwood 2x6 deck boards that I wanted to clean up to use to replace some decking. I decided to "tune up" my old Ryobi AP-10 planer that I purchased in the mid 80's. The power cord was in need of replacing because the jacket was falling apart. I still had the instructions that came with the planer so I figured out how to take it apart to replace the cord. I also gave the planer a thorough cleaning and lubing while it was apart.



Now all that it needed to was a new set of planer knives. I found the Freud C600 knives and ordered them. They arrived quickly and in perfect shape. Installing the knives went quickly because I still had the Ryobi blade alignment tool. The planer now performs just like new and made short work of cleaning up the redwood.



I took the original knives to the local sharpening shop and now have a spare set ready to go. The nice part about the Ryobi AP-10 planer is that you CAN resharpen the knives.

 "AS ADVERTISED" 2009-06-16
By PUUHINA
ITEM IS AS ADVERTISED. IT'S A BLADE, IT'S SHARP, IT CUTS.

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 "planer blades" 2009-03-14
By Dana Thompson
blades are great but the shipping could use alot of help with the time frame.slow

 "Fit planer perfectly" 2009-01-29
By jrkengr (Vancouver, WA)
Just bought a set of these blades for my old Ryobi AP10 planer and they fit perfectly. Took about 15 minutes to change them out.


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Makita LS1016L 10-Inch Dual Slide Compound Miter Saw with Laser

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This compound miter saw has a powerful 15 AMP 115V direct drive motor, electronic speed control and largest crown molding cutting capacity in its class. Compact design with a patented 4-Steel rail sliding system. Exclusive 6 linear ball bearings. Increased capacity for up to 6-5/8" crown molding (vertically nested), 4-3/4" baseboard (vertical), and 12" cross cuts at 90 degrees. Innovative direct drive gearbox and guard system. Miters 0-52 degrees left and 0-60 degrees right, with stops at 0, 15, 22.5, 31.6, and 45 degrees (left and right). Exclusive 4-3/4" tall dual sliding fence system features upper and lower fence adjustments for more precise miter and bevel cuts. Dual rear-handle bevel lock is easily accessible and adjusts 0-45 degrees (left and right), with positive stops at 22.5, 33.9 and 45 degrees (left and right). Large precision-machined aluminum base supports material for more efficient cutting. Replaceable stainless steel miter scale features large and easy-to-read markings. Easy one-touch miter lock for accurate adjustments and increased efficiency. Easy-to-read dual bevel scale for more precise adjustments. See-through blade guard system for greater visibility of blade and line of cut. Easy one-step blade changes for increased efficiency. Rubberized feet help tool stationary. Large adjustable fence levers for fast and easy adjustments Fully enclosed bottom throat plate for a cleaner work surface 4-1/2" base height enables user to use three (3) 2x material for temporary table extensions. Includes: 10" x 5/8" 60T TCT saw blade, vertical vise, dust bag, triangular rule, socket wrench, hex wrench. Max. cutting capacity miter capacity: 90 degrees - 4-3/4" x 12"; 45 degrees L/R - 2-1/2" x 8-1/2"; size (L x W x H) 28-1/8" x 25-1/4" x 26-1/2". Shipping weight 64.0 pounds.
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- Four-Steel Rail Sliding System
- 6 Linear ball bearings
- Capacity for up to 6-5/8-inch crown molding (vertically nested), 4-3/4-inch baseboard (vertical), and 12-inch cross cuts at 90
- Powerful 15 AMP direct drive motor
- Exclusive 4-3/4-inch tall dual sliding fence system
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 "Wobbly blade, poor flimsy fence design" 2010-01-07
By David A. Smith (Seattle, WA)
Don't buy this saw, there are better choices. The first one I got had a lot of wobble in the blade. 2nd one was better, but still had some. My apprentice was cutting a piece of 2x4 blocking and he didn't have a firm grasp on the work piece. (My bad for not schooling him better.) The piece kicked up and hit the fence and broke it. The saw is unusable without the fence. Examining the fence revealed that it is attached to the part that slides in the track by two very thin and short sections of metal in the casting. Apparently the metal quality is questionable Chinese because it broke without much stress. They reluctantly agreed to fix this under warranty, but the saw has been at the shop for almost a month now because the part is back-ordered. I'm guessing this has been a chronic problem with the saw so they have no parts.

The saw also arrived not calibrated either for vertical accuracy or miter accuracy. Not sure the reason for the two-stage slide, perhaps to make it more compact, but it can be a slight hassle. Motor power is good, laser works relatively well and is handy at times. I would choose another brand for this price.

 "Mediocre Saw" 2009-11-22
By J.B. (Maine, USA)
I am carpenter who recently purchased this saw at Home Depot. I thought I would go out on a limb and try this new model, hoping to be impressed.

Unfortunately I am depressed. After owning this saw for 3 days, I was cutting a piece of ash baseboard that ended kicking back and smashing up

the plastic blade guard assembly, tearing into the kerf boards, and worst, breaking off a piece of the reference fence (not the flip fence). I understand

that broken plastic due to kick is not an if but a when issue unfortunately, but I thought breaking off a chunk of the fence was to be frank..a bit lame.

I don't expect to have to replace the fence and re-calibrate the saw every time wood kicks back.



I can't say I noticed any issues with roller bearings being "bumpy" but I can say that the saw needed squaring from the ground up, which is typical and to be expected.

What I really didn't care for is the lack of a really solid 0 degree bevel stop. Every bevel angle has to be locked in, which is pain you can't just flip up the saw

to zero, it has an area of about + or - 3 degrees it wiggles in. The miter gauge locking mechanism seemed to be pretty slick once you get used to it. My only concern is

if it loosens up after a year or two of heavy use, could present a problem. The direct drive motor seemed to be decent, no complaints there. The extra tall fences

actually got in the way for 45 degree bevels, even when slid out to the very edge, I ended up just taking them off for what I was doing. Also providing you

need to read the directions for any reason, I echo another reviewers sentiment of them be really poorly written/illustrated.



Overall I would say this saw not marketed in my opinion for hard working no-nonsense builders, seeking efficiency/reliability/accuracy. I would highly recommend sticking with the other Makita models or the really great Hitachi C10FSH. These other models are tried, true and really solid saws. For $550 I think hands down you can do better.

 "MAKITA LS1016 - MITER SAW REINVENTED" 2009-10-04
By C. Fowler (Dallas Texas)
I am a general contractor and have many power tools. All Makita power tools I've owned over the years were state-of-the-art and excellent quality.



I've had many quality miter saws over the last 30 years by every manufacturer, Delta, Dewalt, Hitachi, and several Makita etc.



I've had 2 or 3 of the older Makita LS1013s sliding compound miter saws and were satisfied with their quality although I did not use them for crown molding. I've used the 12" Dewalt and 12" Makita compound miter saw for crown.



Upon reviewing the LS1016L, I realized that the LS1013 was not a good design at all for crown molding. The whole table rotates and the crown-stops only work for 90 degree cuts !!!!!!!!!!!!!! The LS1013 only bevels in one direction, and the back-stop fences are too low for crown.



The new LS1016L overcomes all of the old LS1013s short comings. I think it is the best by far or any miter saw I've ever owned. It does everything well.



The only negative side to this product is it's weight. It is a bit heavy but still lighter than all others.



Chuck

 "Great saw, flawed Assembly...Update" 2009-10-02
By Blanche Planet (USA)


This is a fine saw but assembly is substandard and a critical adjustment mechanism is under-engineered. As noted in other reviews, the zero deg. adjustment screw is completely inoperative. It flat doesn't work. Also, the upper slide is (was) so rough as to make it unusable for fine-finish carpentry. Mitered skirt boards when cut with this saw look serrated. What else can I say? I bought 2 of these at the Orange store and they both had these identical problems. After very close inspection, it even looks like the top rail is MISSING one of the slide bushings. It's a shame really. Other than these deal-break issues the saw is top notch. My advise would be to stay away from this saw for at least a year until Makita can sort it out...



Update: After several months of wistfulness and longing for the Makita that wasn't, I bought the DW717 10" double bevel slider. I am quite happy with it. The bevel/detente plates are fully adjustable and so far it's been plenty accurate. It's been a long time since I've bought a yellow tool. This one, I think, is here to stay.

 "Awesome... and a great price too" 2009-09-14
By George Limon (Rio Grande Valley Texas)
Great saw for the price. I have used all the major brands in my plant, and Makita is the champ.


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- Ideal for: Particle Board and Laminates
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