Makita Metal Cutting Saw

[@ultramad]

I got mine for more than 6 years and runs very well I'm pretty happy with makita love it

[@rexwilson6598]

I have owned a saw like this for at least 12 plus years it's a Bad Ass Saw I use it every day !

[@mirrorek7]

Very happy with mine! Highly recommend.

[@flameaxe1012]

Highly recommended, done over a 1000 cuts and still sharp, mild steel material only

[@pajapajic8809]

Izuzetne masine zaista me dobro sluze uglavnom sam sve novo kupio od makite

[@thedragonreaper]

i work as a technician and have used both types of blade metal and abrasive yes metal is cooler and cleaner but the price difference on blade to abrasive is insane for 1 metal disc 50 plus pack of 10 high quality thin abrasive 20 plus also the weight and power difference is astonishing a pure metal disc cutter can weigh up to 15 - 20 kg depending on size along with needing a power converter to give it enough juice to run where as an abrasive only cutter 5 kg at max if that and straight to the mains no converter needed the metal blade though quicker also has a huge downfall soft metal once you start cutting that in large quantity's kiss you sharp teeth good bye and welcome gummed up and blunt teeth rendering your expensive blade useless unless you get it sharpened now abrasive has its flaws too yes the disc will eventually grind down to a smaller radius after prolonged use but will not blunt cutting soft metal thus rendering the disc useless yes it will eventually clog up the disc but due to cheap cost and high value for money means replacing is a high plus side here also abrasive wheels do not take that long to cut this is pure marketing smoke and mirror yes they are a little slower but with the correct form and care will provide a smooth quick clean cut both disc will cause spark and dust this cannot be stopped as its molten metal forming from the cut also the metal disc can reach well over 100 decibels which can cause ear damage not safe for a large working environment with others around with out correct ear protection the abrasive disc however around the 60- 80 sometimes higher but far more bearable no need for ear protection and safer for larger work areas and the metal disc if it ever broke or shattered thats high velocity steel going out of the saw the abrasive wheel is glue and abrasives still not safe but safer then solid steel they both have great quality's and pros and cons for ferrous metals almost definitely abrasive wheel the lack of blunting and cheap cost make it an excellent choice and for non-ferrous metal the metal blade as it will stay sharp longer blunt less often and holds the benefits of cutting woods and other materials suitable for a chop saw.

[@theophilusnwokolo7090]

What about the locking screw? We have one brand that fail often

[@marcinwolnik5786]

Which type of cutting is cheaper? I know that cold saw is much faster, but its cheaper? Can i sharp it?

[@deckers222]

What is the thickness of the cutting disc?

[@Kenguru07]

Makita HW 185x1.7x30 for steel. $ 77 cut a seamless black pipe 57x5.5mm. cuts fine, but not long. 4 times!!! - and that shit is over!

[@vdmstudio4357]

Hi, Makita Argentina borrow this machine and I very happy about the function of this machine. The thing is that I need to calculate cost per cut ... and nobody, even Makita argentina, told me if i cut aquare tubbing 20 mm 1,2mm thickness how many cuts I could make. Can you tell me something about it ?

[@michaelpeter9556]

By comparing the lifetime you've also to compare the price per cut. Whats the price für the saw blade and the price for the abrasive wheel? Than you can compare. Nevertheless the cutting time is much more better with the blade. And cutting stainless steel with the blade is better because of the low cutting temperature.

[@maurovera8917]

Necesito ésta maquina, soy de Argentina. Acá tenemos las imitaciones mediocres como la neo o gladiator pero las firmas grandes como makita y dewalt no traen éste producto... Es indignante

[@sandrocarrion4801]

donde compro ese disco, soy de Peru

[@magdysisa5489]

i buy this cutting wheel but it is very bad im only cut a 1.25 mm ss and make up to 10 cutting the cutting wheel is not able to cut any piece more and the technical support do not take any action what can i do for this ??

[@MrJackfriday]

It only works using Low RPM machine. If u use Abrasive cutting wheel machine and changed the cutting saw, it wont cut as good and have shorter life.

[@Precivilization]

You were NOT supposed to cut stainless steel with that blade that came with the saw, there is a special blade for stainless steel that you buy separately, only for stainless steel.

[@alexisxyz7531]

@@MrJackfriday No, if you use this blade on a traditional chop saw you are gonna get very serious injuries.

[@dxats505]

Yeah yeah but in angle??

[@vladis6812]

The price difference is huge! But the benefits here a little!

[@katherineuptain6141]

[@ahmedahmedahmed2526]

How much is this machine?

[@renanrodrigoarce1085]

Que makina es ??? Que marca ??? Que modelo

[@sawomirjarzyna7453]

No sparks no fun. Thats all :)

[@djalumuniumchannel9087]

Good..

[@chile4281]

con nay bao nheu ah oi

[@nagyis2]

Tisztelt Felhasználók! Én is vásároltam egy ilyen készüléket hosszas gondolkodás után.Sajnos ki is ábrándultam belőle. Én nemcsak a darabra merőleges darabolásra használom(nám) hanem szögben vágásra is.És akkor itt jött a fekete leves ,-ha 45°-ban vágok az nem 45° hanem valamivel kevesebb.Sebaj gondoltam állítok a kis nyelven és jó lesz.Igen jó is lett méregetés után a 45° de akkor meg a többi szög nem az ahova épp mutat a skálán! Az meg végképp nem fér bele,hogy minden egyes vágásnál méregessek,állítgassak. Most akkor mit is mondjak a pontos, precíz vágásról! Tisztelettel: Nagy István

[@aguinaldotrocini3519]

Não achei nas lojas

[@muerthe51]

QUE MODELOS ES EL DISKO MAKITHA DEL MINUTO 3:27

[@pedrocortez2850]

this short 100x100 mm H beams 13lb/ft to 45°?

[@juanleiva37]

las 2 maquinas no son iguales es difícil de comparar así el corte ya que una puede tener mas fueras y velocidad que la otra

[@tomijemi6952]

High cost

[@asifqurashi4193]

Stone caters 14inches wali masheen

[@n18e04l79]

I wonder if already have in Brazil and what value ?

[@douglasalan7786]

+Nelson Santos In Brazil look for the Jancy...$1300 USD.If they had a Makita distributor the price would be about $1050. They didn't have one that I could find in Brasilia. Sorry. Your govt $uck$. Fix it.$450 for a $125 Dewalt drill.....pfffft.

[@user-cm4vk5ch6g]

ราคาเท่าไรครับ

[@tangkokaun4383]

Cut 35pcs blade cannot used

[@aniljangra6115]

Price

[@mzengeneringmzengenering4907]

How much

[@krishanshekhawat5110]

I want this machine

[@ToddSaltzman]

Makita is #1 and the sky is blue. Tell me something I don't know. ;)

[@johnnycage6729]

+Todd Saltzman Makita is not #1. Now tell me something I don't know.

[@leonardpearlman4017]

Makita is blue!

[@anhtinle2434]

mua ở đâu

[@Dheerseng]

What is the price * 18" cutter

[@rakeshvishwakarma4240]

Almem

[@hardyalsinghlall5513]

Cost in delhi Available place

[@Santoshsharma-pt2wr]

यह वाला ब्लेड हमारे यहां नहीं मिलता है

[@monelfunkawitz3966]

Kinda hard to believe the rest of the video when I'm seeing "No sparks no dust" and looking at sparks flying.

[@jonathanchoque44]

donde puedo comprar esta maquina soy de chile

[@gandhiadanquintana5532]

Puedes buscarlo en Amazon ó en alguna página seria de internet que no sea fraude. En la página oficial de Makita viene una lista de los proveedores autorizados.

[@cristianrodrigorochacea7698]

en la ferreteria ohiggins jonathan, yo la compre ase como 2 semanas a tras yo ya echo unos trabajos da gusto cortar.

[@rojano1968]

hola y que tal te funciona amigo.. quiero comprarla cuanto te costo

[@anacletorestelli4163]

Hello my name is Anacleto, where I can find this machine here in Brazil

[@user-us1dl6ip5x]

من أين الشراء داخل مصر

[@ifucan888]

اليات الشراء داخل مصر on-academy.com/index

[@verguetavergara4138]

Simon compa eso mero

[@k-recargas9860]

onde consigo comprar esse disco

[@KicoRox]

Não é só o disco. É a máquina inteira. Para usar lâmina metálica pra cortar, a policorte não pode rodar mais que 1600-1800 RPM. Já as Policortes tradicionais rodam a 3600 RPM. Se vc comprar só a lâmina (que custa mais de R$ 700), e colocar numa policorte tradicional (se couber) vc vai estragar o disco e vai derreter o metal que for cortar. Não funciona.

[@vito5800x]

e mesmo q o policorte rodasse a 1600rpm o motor é muito forte e queimaria a vidia!

[@emanoelcarlos7715]

existe maquita 120 volts, 15A, 1300 RPM. 120 x 15 = 1800 watts. 120 volts + 120 = 240 volts 1800 watts : 2 = 900 watts. ou seja, a policorte com disco de metal é 1/3 de potencia das policortes com discos abrasivos que é em media 2800 watts.

[@TheEagleKnight100]

Don’t tell nobody... but is all BS, After 10 cuts... is down hill, expensive blade, not worthy.

[@robertbutler8004]

That's a straight lie in saying no sparks is should have said minimal sparks.

[@TeeGiang]

it clearly says no sparks or dust yet you see sparks and debris flying in the background lol

[@burzakk33]

Tee Giang compared to the abrasive wheel though there's barely anything

[@TeeGiang]

jordan burzuk anything compared to a abrasive wheel is barely anything.

[@wranga88]

Tee Giang its not dust its chips. and the sparks are next to zero. used one for the first time today. looking at buying one now!!!

[@CapApollo]

+Tee Giang yea.... this dont make sparks.. but instead it trows away little hot, sharp pieces of metal.. did i mention they cut and burn?

[@flameaxe1012]

If ya pray for rain expected to see some mud buddy

[@darioreder]

buenas noches, adonde podria comprar esta maquina? soy de san luis, argentina

[@watsta4979]

Bullshit, it is fast but abrasive wheel is not such slow 20min WTF this people lie, like we never try cut something!!

[@master_shake]

20 seconds

[@sandman900rr]

these videos are so Damn disingenuous, these carbide blades have to be run super slow in order to get even close to these cut counts, only a bran new blade can hammer through that fast.. Honesty and integrity are what get the long term customers. if you was even attempting that approach you'd get your 20 seconds per cut by showing the cut and the post cut clean up on the abrasive saw. I take 15 seconds a cut on my carbide just in hopes of getting 200 cuts out of it..

[@patricelebrasseur5649]

they need constant pressure and feed to be durable, interrupted cuts are bad on the carbide

[@didodiyar664]

ايه وه چه نده ههههههههه

[@Gamera565]

Aap mo nambar

[@fabioluiznarciso460]

a pnd3 compro

[@theophilusnwokolo7090]

What about the locking screw? We have one brand that fail often