The Best Slide Miter Saw - Makita LS1219L 305mm (12") 1800W DXT - Unbox and test

The Best Miter Saw - Makita LS1219L 305mm (12") 1800W Compound DXT Slide Mitre Saw with Laser - Unbox and test.
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The 305mm Slide Compound Miter Saw.
In this video I receive a Makita LS1219L Miter saw for the workshop. I show the unbox and test.
Motor head slides on fixed pipes without extending to the rear of the machine, allowing the machine to be placed close to the wall.
Unique 2-Steel Rail Sliding System design offers single slide-glide operation; reduced saw footprint allows operation flush against a wall
Increased capacity for up to 8" crown molding (vertically nested), 6-3/4" baseboard (vertical), and 15" crosscuts at 90°
In-front bevel lock for convenient operation
Dual dust collection ports provide excellent dust extraction performance
Innovative direct drive motor and guard system is engineered for increased vertical cutting capacity (6-3/4")
Linear ball bearing system engineered to deliver "dead-on" accurate cuts
Less weight (65 lbs.) and the most compact design in its class for easy jobsite portability
Powerful 1800W direct drive motor requires less maintenance and delivers 3,200 RPM
Large-sized aluminum base improves stability of material for efficient cutting
Soft start suppresses start-up reaction for smooth start-ups and longer gear life
Miters 0-60° left and right; bevels 0-48° left and right
Positive miter stops at: 0°, 15°, 22.5°, 31.6°, 45°, and 60° left or right
Electronic speed control maintains constant speed under load for smoother, higher quality cutting
Integrated upper and lower 5-1/2" tall fence system offers added rigidity for more precise miter and bevel cuts
Built-in laser clearly indicates line-of-cut whether blade is turning or not; on-off switch and micro-adjustments for precise "left-of-blade" or "right-of-blade" cutting
Ergonomic rubberized horizontal D-handle design for better fit and added comfort
Replaceable stainless steel miter scale features large and easy-to-read markings
Easy-to-read dual bevel scale for more precise adjustments
See-through blade guard system for greater visibility of blade and line of cut
Easy blade changes for increased efficiency
Oversized trigger switch for better fit, added comfort and easier operation
Easy one-touch slide lock for convenience
Simple 90º turn-of-the-knob miter angle lock/unlock mechanism

[@OneAcer]

This saw and the LS1216L are hands down the two best miter saws ever made by Makita so far. They are well-engineered, slide effortlessly and cut like butter.

[@joeypowell2255]

You made 50 square cuts and even cut a log but didn't compound cut crown? Fantastic demonstration. The lumberjacks will love this saw.

[@richardbaron2948]

Just bought one, this video is brilliant, thank you so much. I now know how to use it. Being a man we obviously dont read the instruction booklets!!

[@jeromeaubry1005]

*Powerful motor, cuts through aluminum stock easily with standard blade **MyBest.Tools** Cuts are straight and angles are accurate. Good overall saw. The only thing I would have changed is the blade cover. It is very thin and wobbly.*

[@FORWORKANDFUN]

Perfektný stroj.

[@ThekiBoran]

Are the upper and lower fences aligned/flush and are they 90° to the table?

[@bentebrunsvelt319]

Nice machine i like it👍👍

[@davidpaul705]

Love the work you did to get this to us. Is the laser single sided, looks left side only? Not a dual laser?

[@jacksontrovao9955]

muito bom, gostei da performance da LS1219l, top, show de máquina

[@quoctrung6106]

Superb quality throughout, easy to assemble. I found the saw to be highly accurate and a delight to use (I am a homeowner using this saw for various projects). I attached the saw to a folding mobile stand to save space and that works great kzbin.infoUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-xi39oRe as well. However, you have to be sure the saw is securely locking in position before collapsing the stand. I've had many of the brands over the years and have come to point where I only buy Bosch, the extra money is a small price to pay for the quality and ease of use. Treat yourself to the best.

[@brucekiefer2209]

would like to see you check the miter cuts!

[@christiangogol6658]

What are you using for dust collection?

[@thomascawley5674]

The motor says 1800 watt but lots of take offs on dust extractors say 1300 watts, will it work ? What are you using

[@desperado1092]

I would like to see this saw in a crown molding situation, looks nice though

[@naseralbusairi1624]

Thanks for the video. Is it heavy to carry it by yourself? I am wondering if I can carry it from my car to the workshop and vice versa.

[@richardbaron2948]

They are heavy, probably 20kg or a bit more? You can carry it by yourself short distances :)

[@dunrob13]

How is the saw holding up

[@scardera]

Hows the dust collection?

[@markmarinelli1521]

how do you lock it in at 0degrees compound

[@urgamecshk]

Just bought this and its missing the "grip" knob for the "turn base". It's part 21 in the manual. Can anyone send me dimensions of what it is so I can machine one, or tell me where to get a replacement in Canada? Thanks.

[@josecabascango9517]

Saludos desde Ecuador excelente demostración Master gracias por compartir el video, pregunta de cuánto es el voltaje talvez d 110_120vts

[@michaelbehrndt8319]

Hola Jose, me parece se trata de un video europeo. Aqui es 230V util. Saludos desde Alemania Michael Behrndt

[@giuseppecastaldo644]

Hi, I'd like to have your advice. I'm undecided between makita ls1219l and kapex festool. I would like to make a good purchase.

[@matthewgifford1461]

Kapex dust collection is nowhere near a good as this.

[@ThekiBoran]

Does it take 15 turns to tighten the bevel knob?

[@RoeyGG]

Yes

[@kosinskiarek]

How loud is it? I'm trying to replace my dewalt 12 slider because its huge and is really loud. Any idea how would you describe how loud it is? Thank you

[@cloudy4872]

It’s not too bad, somewhere around 95 db. The motor is usually the loudest part.

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

This was only a test of a sharp blade, you needed to cut some framing and shown the alignment etc. nice saw though.

[@manny_f]

"Like a hot knife through butter"

[@rickbeeke4892]

Is the laser with battery or 230v?

[@FalkAldrikson]

230v with a switch

[@Mohammad-bs8ik]

Woow

[@DaniloSantos-me6ee]

How much that miter saw

[@felixmotanul5242]

Makita LS1219L Discontinued? It's true?

[@woodenexterior7866]

Kitni kimat ka karta hai bhai

[@ChristIsLord229]

Just sold my Bosch for this.

[@nicklagios5094]

I’m doing the same thing!

[@haraldgerstl7450]

Where is this saw produced? It is probably printed on the machine.

[@musamor75]

China. Where else. Makita used to be Japanese built, but now they're doing what all others- besides Festool- are doing: put their name on it, then have it built in China (PRC).

[@tomtillman]

$800 and it has BRUSHES??? I would expect brushless for that. Also, it has the inferior laser cutting guide instead of a razor sharp shadow LED guide like some of the competitors. C'mon Makita, deliver $800 worth of saw. I would buy it if you fixed these two major flaws.

How brushless makes wired tools better?

[@jed2055]

LMAO. You had already unboxed it then videoed pretending to doing it again. Giveaway is that you have to cut the lid end tape before the flaps open. Good video though and much appreciated. I can't afford this saw in Australia as it's close to AU$1200, unfortunately.

[@ravenshield7823]

So I hooked my dust collector up to my shop vac, it came out really nice but the problem is it seriously sounds like a humpback whale getting raped. Like, is a shop vac too much suction?

[@raytroninstrumentservices1209]

The machine is good. But pathetic service in India after sales. From day one, there was a manufacturing diffect. There is a 1 degree difference for the right angle. There, engineers are not able to resolve the problem on site. Now they have requested to send a machine from Mumbai to thereafter Bangalore service center. Hope they solve my problem.

[@georgevoisin5414]

laser doesn't look very accurate