Makita LH1201FL 305mm Table & Mitre Saw 240v Option: 240V Reviews

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Makita LH1201FL 305mm Table & Mitre Saw is available in 110v and 240v machines. It has a 52mm table saw capacity. It has a bevel range of 45 - 0 degrees and a mitre range of 47 - 52 degrees. This machine is the equivelent of 2 machines in 1. Smooth table elevation by just loosening levers and turning knob, with a large cuiiting capacity of up to 200mm, Miter cuts 47 L - 52 R for the most common cutting applications. Bevel cuts 0 - 45 L for the most common cutting applications. Cast aluminium table, built in job light, built in laser guide. It has a soft start, anti restart function, electric brake, double insulation, removable guide rule enables to cut thin and wide materials. Complete with TCT saw blade, vertical vice, dust bag, rip fence, ring, triangular rule, push stick, blade cover, socket wrench and holder set. 1 years warranty as standard but if registered online within 30 days online at Makita can be extended to 3 years warranty. 305mm blade diameter, 30mm bore. 3800rpm no load speed. 52mm table saw capacity. 1650w input wattage. 20.9kg net weight. Available in 110v and 240v machines.

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“Mine is the 240 volt option so what follows is just the experience of someone who makes wooden things. The device is an ingenious hybrid of a compound mitre saw and rise-and-fall table saw. It's pretty good at both and factory set accurately. The table saw fence has a rule and the chop saw fence has an optional extra rule tho' the fitted laser guide line means the cut comes where you expect once you've measured and marked. There's a gizmo needed to convert from one to the other; don't lose it.”

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Posted 5 years ago

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Posted 5 years ago

“I've always experienced high quality and good design with Makita products. This saw is generally good, and has allowed me to take one saw for some jobs where otherwise I would have had to take two. Its a shame that the saw in Drop-saw mode can't cut deeper and be on rails, but I understand that its best to do two things well than add a slide mechanism and have it wobbly all the time. In table saw mode its much quieter than I feared it would be. My only significant gripe is that the large piece of plastic that you have to put under the blade when you use it as a table saw, has slightly warped (during manufacture) and so I have to do a merry dance (hopefully having three hands) when bringing the saw down into table mode, so that the lug that sticks up to trigger some hidden mechanism actually goes where it should, and doesn't go the wrong side of there tiny piece of metal inside a slot, which can cause the saw to be unable to do anything. So far a brilliant purchase, just a shame Makita didn't make a bespoke bag for it.”

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Posted 5 years ago

Makita LH1201FL 305mm Table &amp; Mitre Saw 240v Option: 240V Reviews

Makita LH1201FL 305mm Table & Mitre Saw 240v Option: 240V Reviews