Makita Scroll Saw Review and Guide

[@timberandtoast]

Purchase Link geni.us/alFh

[@kayakncamping]

Great video, with one correction. Page 9 of the instruction booklet will show you how to install pin end blades as well as plain end blades. In fact, there's a separate set of instructions for each type.

[@timberandtoast]

Great! Thanks for bringing it to notice 🙂 good day..!

[@eddyrojas4332]

Buenas una pregunta abajo donde está el perno yse introduce la sierra esa puecita tiene movimiento? Tengo una sierra caladora igual a esa y últimamente me ha estado quebrando demasiado las sierras y quiero saber eso sobre esa pieza si no para descartar es teoría. Ella trabajaba bien y las cierritas les daba hasta q perdieran filo pero últimamente me está pasando eso que s eme quiebran y son la misma marca Makita

[@chrisfi3d]

What is the idea behind the 50w of power? You would think 300w minimum?

[@timberandtoast]

Scrolling is more of an art form. Traditionally these machines were manual, well suited for small work. For heavier work other machines are there.

[@SacoHumberto]

Una consulta. Quiero cortar piezas de 4 cm. Es posible con esta Makita? No sufre mucho y se rompen las hojas? Gracias

[@timberandtoast]

It should be possible, but for thicker wood, you will need to use a different blade, as it will put too much stress on the saw..

[@peteromoy9756]

Can cut acrylic plastic?

[@timberandtoast]

Yes it can, with the right blade!

[@peteromoy9756]

@@timberandtoast And what type of blade?

[@timberandtoast]

amzn.to/3SF1yAv it should depend on the thickness but these on high speed can give a finer cut. These spiral blades will work better for thinner sheets and intricate designs amzn.to/46KmlIL But these are pinless you will need an adapter to use them on Makita.

[@harinathmadikiri4009]

Is it suitable for granite cutting?

[@timberandtoast]

Absolutely not! It’s specifically made for small woodworking projects.

[@penna_automotivo]

Qual altura máxima que pode usar madeira Boa tarde

[@timberandtoast]

Throat size is 16 inches. Wood thickness of 50 mm/ 2 inches. However, thicker wood is not recommended as the machine is meant for small work.

[@azharothman8535]

thanks

[@Mowaly86]

Hi , Is it discontinued from the company ?

[@timberandtoast]

Hello, in my country the company is selling it on their own website and on Amazon. You can check the links below geni.us/alFh makita.in/product/sj401/

[@timberandtoast]

TRAIN: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGqrpJmXr5eshJo ELEPHANT: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4G2nWyPp9dsbZY GIRAFFE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gau8cp2Bq7V4Z6M DUCK: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZO4YoNsrr9grtE