Makita LS1220 12" Compound Miter Saw includes additional 12" x 72T Carbide Blade

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Makita LS1220 12" Compound Miter Saw includes additional 12" x 72T Carbide Blade

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Makita LS1221 12-inch Compound Miter saw Kit

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Our Rating: A Perfect Power Tool!

Features:

  • 15 amp motor; 3,200 rpm
  • Horizontal D-handle for easy, comfortable use
  • Electronic speed control
  • Pivoting fence supports larger stock
  • One-year warranty

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Reviews:

Makita's 12-inch compound miter saw is a big, well-balanced saw--perfect for anyone looking for both precision cutting and the capacity to handle large stock. The saw miters to 48 degrees right and left and bevels left 45 degrees. Makita's saw also features an electronic speed control that automatically accelerates the blade up when making a difficult cut (similar to the way a car's cruise control functions when going over hills); as a result, the blade doesn't lag. The pivot fence adjusts for supporting large stock and flips back for bevel cuts. The saw's nine positive stops make it easy to lock in common miters, plus each stop is deep-cast into the body of the saw, so it's hard to imagine the saw would ever develop slop. The miter lock on this saw has a screw handle, a design that's a little more time-consuming than a cam-locking handle. On this 12-inch saw, Makita opted for a more ergonomic D-handle design, which goes easy on a user's wrist, but it's a limitation if you want to operate the saw with your left hand. We really like the soft start and electric brake, though; they're user-friendly features that make a big difference, especially when a job requires a lot of constant, repetitive cuts. And, for home shop users, this saw has the added option of a release safety button that pulls out and locks the saw off.

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