Makita MLT100N 260mm Blade 93mm Cut Table Saw Bench Saw 1500 Watt Opti Reviews

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The Makita MLT100 is the table saw available in 110v and 240v machines. This saw has 1500w input wattage and has a blade diameter of 260mm x 30mm bore. It is supplied with TCT blade, rip fence, push stick, mitre gauge, wrenches and a triangular rule. If you need the machine with the stand then it is available under the part number MLT100X. Machine comes with 1 years warranty as standard but can be extended to 3 years by registering this online at Makita within 30 days of purchase. MLT100N Supplied with TCT saw blade, Rip fence (Guide rule), Push stick, Mitre gauge, Wrench, Triangular rule, cardboard box. 260mm blade diameter with 30mm bore. 1500w motor. Electric brake. Depth of Cut @ 90 93 mm 45 degrees 64mm Bore Diameter 30 mm With Sub table 760 x 790 mm Main table 610 x 590 mm

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Neil Parnaby

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“Low score as I have not used the saw”

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Posted 3 years ago

Graeme Heath-Coleman

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“Very easy to set up and use. Guides leave a bit to be desired but I expect as I get used to them I will find it better. My old Startrite tilt arbor was so good. To adjust the height or angle of the blade is very easy with one handle.”

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Posted 4 years ago

James Bede Etherington

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“What can I say, ordered on Tuesday arrived on Wednesday, and we are in the middle of a pandemic. Great service, great product, great price. thank you”

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Posted 4 years ago

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Posted 5 years ago

“You would think that Makita could do better. I had to make my own rip fence, one that extends across the table and locks down at both ends, the one that comes with it is dangerous, way too much play at the end that sits in the middle of the table, it would be impossible to get a true cut with it, and the potential for serious kick back looms large. The insert for changing the blade is made of weak plastic, and bends when downward pressure is applied, again making a true cut impossible. I had one made out of steel to replace it. That said, once I got it set up and adjusted, it does the job, so I'm happy enough with it, but you shouldn't have to fix a tool before you can use it, and Makita has lost my trade, and I've been using their tools for over 30 years. Sincerely, Dave Bell”

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Posted 8 years ago

“Cant beat the price of the Product, bigger than I imagined, this will me last years, dont forgot to register online to extend warranty!”