Makita DLS600Z Mitre Saw ~ Is This a Toy?
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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Robin takes the new DLS600Z mini mitre table saw from Makita for a test drive and loves it. Just imagine how much he'd love the Festool version!
More info from Makita
Makita 18v LXT BL 165mm Mitre Saw Bare Unit DLS600Z
The Makita model DLS600Z is a 18v LXT BL 165mm Mitre Saw Bare Unit.
DLS600 is a lightweight and portable 165mm (6-1/2") cordless mitre saw powered by an 18V Li-ion battery. It is suitable for cutting baseboards, architrave, etc.
Body only / naked machine, supplied without battery or charger.
Features and Benefits:
• Electric brake
• Soft start
• LED job light
• Brushless motor
• Built in laser guide
• Carrying handle for easy transport
• Aluminium base for higher durability and accuracy
• Mini sub-fence provides wide guide support when performing vertical cut or left bevel cut
• Automatic Torque Drive Technology: Automatically changes the cutting speed according to load condition for an optimum operation
• Double bevel design: The saw head can tilt left and right 0° to 45° (up to 46° when using release lever)
• Battery fuel gauge
Technical Specification:
• Battery Type - Lithium-ion
• Voltage - 18 v
• Body only machine
• Blade Diameter - 165 mm
• Bore Diameter - 20 mm
• No Load Speed - 5000 rpm
• Max bevel range - 46 - 46 º
• Max mitre range - 52 - 52 º
• Max Cutting Capacity - 46 x 92 mm
• Noise sound pressure - 90 dB(A)
• Noise sound power - 97 dB(A)
• Noise K factor - 3 dB(A)
• Vibration K factor - 1.5 m/sec²
• Vibration no load - 2.5 m/sec²
• Net weight - 6.6 kg
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I am so proud of this guy. Gave him the tool, hit record and bam!
He's Mad For It!
Thanks Roger! Your a great teacher!
For the work I mostly do, bathrooms and small amount of associated stud work, this looks ideal. Great video, cheers guys.
What a cracking little mitre saw for 2nd fixing , sq edge 4 inch skirting , arcs , door stops , ( just about does cls ) spindles, handrails .....love it
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 ruclips.net/user/postUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-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.
Okay so I just got mine and it is a really top notch tool. I see a lot of people saying it is expensive, and it is, considering the 40v 216mm slider is only about 20% more expensive.
This, however, says made in Japan on it. Could explain the price somewhat. Mine came totally set up out of the box, even the laser is dead on. Might not be worth it for a lot of people but it's exactly what I need. One hand carry, takes up very little space in the van, goes with a single battery. Only had it for about 2 hours but I am very impressed so far. Also comes with a very high end 64 tooth blade.
This looks superb for cutting glazing beads and floor beads, architrave etc all those jobs were you want a quick acurate cut but resent lugging out the big chopsaw for few 5 second cuts.
To be honest it would replace my corded chopsaw for around 40% of what i use it for.
We have one also in our company and it runs all day we use the 6amp batteries X2 that would do all the trims for a house
How am I just finding out about this. Couple of times a year I have to do small alu trim on jobsites, right now I have to do 3500 meters of alu skirting on a large conference building. I'm lugging my makita MT around between 7 floors, mainly because it's so cheap I just leave it wherever on site, if someone takes it, it has already payed for itself many times over. Would be nicer with cordless, only have 2 outlets on each floor, but I don't want to lug around my cordless kapex because I can't leave that on site overnight. This thing is less than 7 kg! Bit on the expensive side, but on this job alone it would already pay for itself, speedig up the workflow not having to run around for m the nearest of the 2 outlets. This will be my 4th miter saw, I guess it never ends...
its a perfect little saw for doing shoe molding! So compact and portable the only thing that's keeping me from buying it is how u have to loosen a screw to change the blade angle instead if the more widely used front push to release that all other saws have. Doing that 200 times a day is going to drive u mad!! If they made that adjustment im sure they would sell a lot more of these saws.
Well pleased with my makita 18v skill saw. Tho the blade it came with dulled in no time.
Great for doing beading around floors , great video
Damn, now I have to buy that one too :D
Just checked and it’s over $1,000! Does that guy come with it!!
Hahah yea u get the saw and Robin for one day.
I have used my 18v makita on site for years now,1st &2nd fix, great tools,saves using generators, they also do a twin 18v version, good review.
Good little saw .nice video guys
Thank you for this. I am definitely buying one.
Good little saw seems like its good enough power good video
This looks like a lovely saw as you mention in the video perfect for those quick cuts very handy but I just can see how they price this as nearly 500 you can buy very nice saws for 500 for me the price point is totally wrong
Cracking little machine that, battery too....something else I need lol, thanks for sharing 👍
Would be fantastic for most things. Anything bigger than 6x2 I dont like putting on these saws anyway. Just skillsaw the big timber
Sounds like Russell brand reviewing a chop saw 🤣🤣
I love Makita tools, best in terms of build quality and longevity in my experience. 90% of my cordless tools are Makita. This saw looks nice, but the price tag it comes attached to is over the top for me. I ended up buying the Milwaukee 7-1/4" sliding saw which is slightly larger in footprint, weighs a couple pounds more but offers so much more in terms of capacity, blade availability (here in the US at least) and the Milwaukee saw with a 5ah battery and charger is the same price, but often much cheaper on sale, than this little Makita saw. Hell, Makitas x2 10" front rail saw is the same price as this saw and around the holidays its actually cheaper in kit form with 2 5ah batteries and a dual charger than this bare tool. Wherever this huge price increase comes from, it's certainly not from raw materials.
essinem4130
I have 20 or so makita cordless tools and would love to have this little saw but I am having trouble with the price point too.
If it were around three hundred U.S it would be a no brainer.
Never seen this one on sale , got the 10" cordless slider for 30 more than they want for this one.
15lbs sure does seem awesome though...
1st. Comrades Roger and Robin - excellent video ! Workers of the World unite ! The Festool is amazing but you aint't seen the Stakker Humanoid Industries Mini Mitre Table Saw. !!
Don't forget health and safety. Wear your gillete jaune. Vive la revolution!
@@loafersheffield Yes ! Hi-Vis HSE compliant waistcoats are a pre-requisite for all counter-revolutionary activities. The bourgeoisie must recognise the fundamental socio-economic importance of the skilled labourers !!
@Stakker Humanoid. Quite an apt avatar/user pic you have there, comrade. I am perhaps "labouring" under the illusion that the gillete jaune movement is not a wholly left nor right wing movement. It draws allegiances from the proletariat as a whole and does not have any particularly left/right wing bias. However you assertion that it is the bourgeois elites that are being brought to account is self evident.
www.politicalcompass.org/
I'm slap bang in the centre left/right and around 1/3rd down the libertarian axis.
We need a new Thomas Paine to strike fear into the hearts of the elites and ruling classes.
Another essential piece of kit are the ear defenders. Not for protection from msm propoganda..... but the nagging missus.
@@loafersheffield If it is French it is always a complicated struggle and, it has a season more than a reason. Nobody riots during the month long vacation. The CRS sunbathe beside the protestors, break bread, drink wine and sleep.
Quest que ce... vacation? 3 days at Easter 2018 in a cold caravan at ingoldmells, near Skegness. The abject horror. The incessant smell of chip fat, the full frontal assault on the senses of chipry chirpy beep beep moronic dance music and the liberal littering of casual conversations with expletives. F this and F that and that was just the 4 year olds! OMG! I'm turning bourgeois. Please someone.... send help!
Nice little review.
But got to say it.
Sidewalk?
what do you think about the makita 36v 12" miter saw? / is it better battery or electric miter saw in today time..
Which 18v platforms do robin and roger run?
I have all sorts, mostly Milwaukee but now Hikoki as well
I run festool, Makita, hikoki, and Milwaukee too, so a varied range!
@@ukconstruction dewalt man myself 👍🏻would love to c a uk review of the dewalt flexvolt wormdrive saw
Is this saw still being used at all? If so how is it holding up on jobsite or projects, I’m looking to get one very soon.
re the circular saw, I just laid up about 100m of garden edging for my partner using 200*50 pine sleepers. My Makita 18v saw (single battery, not the X2 version) easily makes it through multiple dry sleepers but the wet sleepers take a massive toll on the batteries. Fortunately I wasn't pushed for time so I was always able to either let the battery cool down in the saw or simply pop it out and put a new one in for each wet sleeper. If I'd had my dual charger on hand instead of the single charger it would have been better since the dualy has a fan to cool the batteries.
Is this the QVC for builders channel?
Gosh, doesn't he sound so much like Russell Brand!!
I agree i.e. cool as fuck!
He is more useful than Ru$$ell Brand
Nice one guys
Nice little chopper that will go for ages.
awesome ,just what i need ,i do a lot of smaller jobs and my 305mm drop saw is a bitch to cart around , i'm going battery on on everything [ not on the bigger jobs of course ]
Extremely expensive, it's great but I prefer a big corded one with my vac, than for small mitre cuts i use a mitre box
My chop saw came with its own lifting gear.
How do you lock the Mitre?
Good little review- you certainty talk with your hands a lot (just messing) 😁
What size battery you running on it pal
why does it cost as much as the cordless 10"?
Great. But is too expensive compared to Bosch GCM 18V-216.
Where are this one sold??
is it possible to cut 1mm aluminium channel ??
I love makita but this should be 7.25
Back in like 2006 or so I had a $600 Mikita slide 18v NiCad in a huge blue carry case but the battery technology wasn’t there yet and it jammed up a lot...really nice looking but sad that it really was dangerous due to lack of proper speed and torque
Anyone knows the package (not product) size for this? I need to know if I could fit one in an airline checked luggage..
What is the point to show how to cut 4by2 straight on the mitre saw ?
It is typical. Most people cut timber straight. The mitre is a far less common cut.
Had enough of lugging round heavy gear it's so last year :-)
“Who is he”
How to purchase sir..???
That I like.
At 3:13 "someone's already had it off" At 4:07 "spit out what we've taken out"
Roger, please! Uploading new content at 10 p.m. Friday night + beer is bound to trigger inappropriate responses from people like me. Swear I'm the child of Sid James.
We need that Friday night stuff, keep it coming.
When it comes to chop saws i always thought dewalt comes trump for me, only dewalt for chopsaws though lol my opinion anyway.
What is a 4x2?
4inches by 2 inches or 2x 4 in America
Sidewalk..... don’t you mean pavement??
Useful tool for kitchen fitting and built in furniture.
Yes I spotted Robin's drift into American language. Next thing we know he will be over there doing a Skill Builder USA.
@@SkillBuilder They need a 'Wall Builder' there at the moment ! 😂
36v version is far better worth the extra few quid
But is quite a bulky thing to move around.
@@1255XL Agree, different machine for other situations.
It’s expensive though!!
Anybody have an interpretation in U.S. English ?
JohnnyBDyer
All joking aside, how hard are Robin and Roger to understand for the average American viewer? We want to start doing a few collaborations with American tool reviewers but we understand that it is sometimes hard to understand eachother.
@@SkillBuilder ...I just have to rewind it a few times when I don't understand something, ya'lls slang is different than ours (Texas here) I'm learning though and the more I listen , the more I understand.
@@SkillBuilder subtitles....😂
Skill Builder
It's just as easy as adjusting to the dialects here in the states. We've all got slightly different terms, even me working in neighboring states is an
Adjustment. Thanks for the great vids guys
This is called chop saw not mitre saw
£500 is a bit steep for a body only. The realistic price would be £200ish, maybe in to 100s
dewalt 777 eats this alive. the makita is gutless in comparison.
It isn't all about the grunt. This is a little saw for little jobs
Makita its shit, just festool.