Motor head slides on fixed pipes without extending machine at rear end, so the machine can be placed close to wall

So in comes the Makita LS1019L sliding miter saw. The first thing you notice is the 2 rails lined up on the side of the blade. It’s different, a little strange looking, but also a really cool and practical design.Makita LS1019L เป็นเลื่อยตัดองศาแบบเลื่อนที่ออกแบบมาสำหรับงานไม้ระดับมืออาชีพ นี่คือคุณสมบัติบางอย่าง: Makita LS1019L miter saw is a necessity for handling different forms of wood cutting projects. It is the perfect help to all the carpenters, who are willing to finest finishing in cutting hardwood. Capacity: This saw can support a nested crown molding cut up to 6-5/8″ wide. This means you can rest the molding against the fence at an angle and make the perfect cut, even with large crown molding.

Makita have gone to great lengths to ensure safety. It has a soft start safety feature and the electric brake shuts down the machine in the event of the blade jamming. This mitre saw comes with a 260mm diameter TCT saw blade, with 30mm bore diameter, a dust bag and hex wrench.

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DIYers and hobbyists can get some great benefits from this saw, however, the higher price tag may disagree with you. Either way, if you’re willing to spend a little more on your miter saw, this is a solid choice. The Makita LS1019L is a highly innovative 10″ sliding compound miter saw that rivals 12″ saws when it comes to cutting capacity. Usually, if you’re doing 5″ and 6″ molding, a 12″ saw is what you would use. With this miter saw though, you can actually get similar cutting capacity without requiring the larger tool (and their more expensive 12″ blades). High power provides efficient cutting in wood and aluminum extrusion (aluminum blade and cutting lubricant sold separately) Increased capacity for up to 6-5/8" crown molding (vertically nested), 5-1/4" baseboard (vertical), and 12" crosscuts at 90° For the average woodworker, I think this is a good choice, primarily for the dust collection. Woodworker shops need good dust extraction systems since they are typically in enclosed, and somewhat small areas.