Makita Plunge Cut Circular Saw W/Guide Rail 165mm 1300W | SP6000J
Makita Plunge Cut Circular Saw W/Guide Rail 165mm 1300W | SP6000J
R11,249.00 Incl. VAT
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Product Description
High accuracy, clean cutting.
- Tip-resistant design.
- Depth stopper enables to easily cut a preliminary groove at a depth of 2mm for splinter-free cuts.
- The position of cutting line is always the same regardless of bevel angle in cutting with guide rail attached.
- Close-to-wall cutting only 18mm away from wall at minimum.
- Bevel cut -1 to 48 degrees.
- Double Insulation, Variable Speed, Electric Brake, Electronic Speed Control, Soft Start, Dust Collecting and Carry Case. (Includes 2 x Clamps and 1 x 1.4m Rail)
Features:
- Double insulation
- Variable speed control
- Electronic speed control
- Soft start
- Dust collecting
- Carry case
Downloads:
Continuousting input: 1,300W
Blade diameter: 165mm
Max. cutting capacities 0°: 56mm
Max. cutting capacities 45°: 40mm
Max. cutting capacities 48°: 38mm
No load speed (r/min): 2,000 – 5,800r/min
Overall dimensions (LxWxH)(mm): 341 x 225 x 250
Net weight: 4.4kg
Power supply cord: 2.5m
Carbon brush: CB303
Standard Equipment:
- Wrench 13
- Clamp set (2 x fastening clamps)
- 1 400mm guide rail
- Carry case
5 reviews for Makita Plunge Cut Circular Saw W/Guide Rail 165mm 1300W | SP6000J
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3 questions for Makita Plunge Cut Circular Saw W/Guide Rail 165mm 1300W | SP6000J
Hi, currently toolcraft is selling this set for 8299 and builders for 8499, are you willing to beat their pricing?
Good day LD, please note that we have mailed you our best pricing on this machine. Looking forward to your soonest response.
Hi, Does the saw come with a blade? If not, what is the arbour size?
Good day, yes you certainly can get an extension. Please find herewith the link to the Guide Rail: https://wood.tools4.co.za/product/makita-guide-rail-only-194368-5/ and Connectors for these: https://wood.tools4.co.za/product/makita-guide-rail-connectors-p-20177/. You could also use the following connectors on this guide rails: https://wood.tools4.co.za/product/guide-rail-connector-extension-link-fsv-482107/
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Peter Veitch –
I agonised buying a plunge saw for many years considering what I thought would have limited usage. Initially I considered Festool but internet reviews gave the Makita the edge.
This is a decision I have not regretted. It is quick to set up and is super accurate. Where it is useful is for slight angle cuts which you cannot achieve readily on a table saw, very long cuts provided you have invested in enough track and providing a scoring cut into melamine to name just a few.
What Makita are missing is a short track section as their standard 1400 mm section can be a bit cumbersome. I have overcome this by splitting a Triton set (2x 700 mm) with a colleague. Added to my two lengths of Makita, I now have the ability to put a straight (square) edge onto a plank of up to 3 500 mm.
mornem –
Very accurate review Peter Veitch! I no longer have one of these but when the cordless version (36v) is available in S.A. (wake up Makita S.A.!!!) I’ll be adding this to my arsenal again.
Michael Govender –
When my conventional circular saw gave me problems I did some research and got my hands on the SP6000. It’s twice the price of a normal circular and worth every Rand spent if not more. My confidence levels on straight cuts has increased ten fold. The constant speed feature is amazing. My advice is to take the plunge for the plunge saw. You will not regret it. Just an update is that the cordless Makita is now available in SA but this corded unit suits my needs. I will also consider getting shorter tracks for smaller jobs. Mike
jimbob –
A fantastic tool with accurate, repeatable settings that just keeps on going. My only gripe is that the depth setting for some reason does not include the thickness of the track; an overbite by Makita that still confounds me, but is really not a major hindrance. As for the shorter track mentioned above; I made my own with some scraps of plywood and it works wonders for copping up long boards. If you are considering getting a track saw get a Makita. Ive had mine now for about 3 years and it has never let me down.
jimbob –
overbite …. ha ha, I meant oversight