Makita LS1019L Miter Saw Review | Thoughts after 2 Years
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- Alex gives his thoughts on the Makita LS1019L after thousands of cuts and nearly 2 years of ownership. Leave questions on anything he missed below!
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To access zero clearance insert rear screws, turn base plate to 45 degrees. It gives access without removing the fixed base.
To reduce the under-the-saw dust problem with your 10" Makita 1019, hollow out the top of your saw bench and remount the saw base on two oak cross beams. Build and install a drawer in the stand, beneath the saw base beams. You can open up the drawer and vacuum it out when it gets filled with dust.
I'm sold. I've been looking and researching, and this video is the clincher. Thanks for a straight to the point presentation.
One of the more enjoyable presentations I've heard in a long time. Thank you.
Wow, thank you!
-Alex
Great review! Picking up mine today. So excited!
Awesome! I think you’ll like it
Thank you for the this excellent summary of your experience with a saw I was not familiar with. You have changed the direction of my shopping for a new saw.
Glad it was helpful!
This was a great presentation! Very coherent, understandable and right to the point. I could not decide which saw to buy for a long time and this video made me decide. Thank you. I will keep watching your videos. Super job!!! Paul.
Thanks a ton for the kind words! I really like the saw and think others will too.
Thanks for your impression and very positive review so just now I ordered one delivery tomorrow from a experienced diyer. Thanks again as your review made my decision for me. Looking forward to many accurate straight cuts from now on and mitres which have been a pain for many years. Age 78 years.
Great vid bro love the tool reviews 👍
Thanks a lot!
-Alex
Excellent review, very well done. Appreciate it.
Awesome review! Need one so badly, you got it at an absolute bargain price too! You can see the amount of time and money in designing and manufacturing things. Brilliant thanks.
Totally agree looking back, I would pay $600 for this saw and wouldn't be upset. My day job is mechanical engineering so I do have quite a lot of appreciation for quality mechanical design.
-Alex
@@MasonDixonAcres I managed to snap up one these beasts! Thanks for the brilliant review, its really appreciate.
@@MasonDixonAcres ditto here 👍🏻
Great review! Just bought mine
Nice! I think you'll like it. One of my favorite tools I own.
Brilliant review. Thanks!
Nice review. Appreciate the comment on the blade you use...
Thanks! The blade really does make or break the qualty of cuts.
Great review, thank you!
I can't stop watching this video ❤❤❤
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Great review, I was undecided between this and the DeWalt DWS727, your review settled it. Subscribed too, I appreciate your straightforward approach, keeping on topic. Thanks
Awesome, thank you for the feedback! Happy woodworking!
I have the same LS1019 miter saw. And I love it. 5:46 To remove the screws, you have to turn the table, as if we were making a 45-degree cut. At that time the screw is exposed. The same thing happened to me at the beginning, I didn't know how to unscrew it.
The only thing I did not like about it is that it does not have laser on both sides at the same time, and that it gets dirty very often. While blowing or unscrewing it and taking out the plastic that covers it, it can be cleaned. Also the laser is little seen with light. I would prefer a light system behind the blade. Which seems to me much more accurate and precise. Greetings from Chile
Ohhh my gosh I can’t believe I didn’t think of rotating the dang table! Thanks for that tip! I would agree it would be nice to have a light on each side or a shadow, sometimes I forget which blade side the laser is on. Haven’t had any trouble with it getting dirty yet but good to know
-Alex
Great review. Thanks and subscribed.
Great video !! I just ordered this same saw and I'm pretty excited about it. Great job on your review 👏 👍 take care
Awesome! Thank you and take care as well!
Good review. This helped me. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
-Alex
Great review Injust ordered mine today. I also plan on modifying the vise hold down to use as a crown miter stop.
Right on!
Excellent review. Thanks
Of course!
Bought this for my friend for his birthday, and he loves it. Father-in-law was a little jealous, even. :) Built solid, but light enough to move around for projects. Easy to use ruclips.net/user/postUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-xi39oRe and makes great precision cuts. Doesn't come with a laser mount, but the fence is straight as an arrow and if you measure carefully, it's not a problem. Can handle dimensional lumber with ease, but of course, there's a limit to how thick. Handled a 4x4" post without a problem, but 4x6" we had to flip and cut twice. Only thing we've noticed is make sure to tighten the nut that holds the saw blade when you take it out of the box and maybe check up on it occasionally. For some, this is probably a no-brainer, but we neglected to do this and a few months in, found the motor running but the blade spinning at about half speed or less. Tightened the nut, and problem was solved. Very happy with this purchase. Dewalt makes sturdy stuff.
You must be a very good friend..
Alex, Thanks for your review on this Makita miter saw. I was thinking about purchasing this saw and was comparing it to the other miter saws that you mentioned. Now after watching your review, I thing that I am more convinced that the Makita LS1019L is the correct choice. Thanks again. Vincent
Glad I could help! Still really liking the saw on my end, I hope you will too.
Great review 👍
Much appreciated!
I have the 12” cordless. It works well.
Only Cons:
I had to setup the 45 degree vertical miter cut, as it came a little out
Don’t like dust collection: I think ports and ducts should be much larger.
Table side extensions should have two locking screws or a squarish guide for a tight fit, as it woobles as it is.
I love this saw. I have the 12 inch version. Have had one for 3 years. Cuts smooth and is super accurate.
Yup, I love every time I get to cut with mine to this day. It would be tough to find something else I like as much
Great review. Thanks
Very welcome
Clear, concise update on your favourite mitre saw 🙂
I'm gonna watch your video again just to see you caress it and cut timber with it, just because.
I traveled 4 hours today (5.5hr trip) to pick up this exact model. Could have bought the LS1019 locally but good or bad I wanted that laser LS1019L). In AU$ it was almost $1190 pick up.
I've unboxed and removed the solid metal side timber supports as the saw will be going into well on my just workbench. That's the plan but it's bigger than I thought so the bench will have to be reinforced as a fair bit of bench real estate has to be cut out to accommodate the saw. Haven't powered it up yet but I will do that for warranty purposes.
Read a lot about this saw and although a bit exy it will have way better cuts than my old Ryobi and has some really neat features as well. Looks cool too. My Diablo 60 tooth blade doesn't fit it so I will go with the included 50 tooth Makita blade and see how it goes. Heard good things about the blade so may stay with it. So, my thoughts so far are: looks good, smooth as silk to slide and set angles plus, it's heavier than I imagined.
Veeeery nice video, thanks for it man!
Much appreciated!
Thank you for great explanation
Glad it was helpful!
You are the second review for the saw that was very positive and you mentioned all the things that I am looking for I don’t care about the weight I’ll deal with that it’s a show of quality.
Desk collection I have dual shop vacs that I could hook up to both ports. And drill out from underneath the table to apply suction sucking down underneath the base plate
Good call on dust collection! Eventually i plan to have a similar setup
Excellent presentation, very clear and informative. Looks a great saw, though about £600 in UK. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Great review I just ordered the 12" 36v version of this saw and iv been watching videos so I can learn as much as possible. There is a guy that said he had a problem with detent plate because it is made of soft metal the detent points begin to get wider so he made his owe through some company that is made of stainless steel but that is the worst thing iv heard about this saw
Thanks for sharing ✌
I just got mine and I was looking at the 2 screws you talked about idk if they changed the design but on mine but if you turn the saw to 60° you should be able to access the 2 Phillips head screw with a stubby screwdriver
Yes you're right the screws are easily accessed by turning the table. That was definitely not my brightest moment.. haha and I also watched the video talking about the aluminum detents. I have not had any issue with it, as long as you aren't changing it a million times a day and slamming it into the detents it will be totally fine.
@@MasonDixonAcres Yeah, I watched the video too and that guy was definitely slamming it. If that's the kinda guy you are then no aluminium detent plate will hold up in the long run.
Great review thanks for the information i have a bosch 216mm looking to upgrade to something bigger and i think this is the one for me so thanks again
Awesome review my brother. I'm researching all my favorite picks and this saw is always on my list. Because the m18 is smaller and I'm heavily invested in the platform do I consider it. But I have just as many batteries and chargers from team teal so I think I'd much rather have the beastly makita 10". If for some reason I chose red it would be the 7 1/4 version. Thanks for the great review 👍🏾
Right on, I agree it's tough to switch platforms. One day I'll also get one of those cordless 7 1/4 saws for portable work. That's really all you need 95% of the time.
Great video
Thank you
great video! thanks
The adjustment for the laser is so you can have the laser line on either side of the blade.... loosen it, slide the knob over, tighten it. Presto!
Thanks for the review. As far as the dust collection inside goes, I experienced the same problem with the vacuum cleaner. Just use it in combination with a chargeable compressed air blower (you can get them quite cheap nowadays) and it is easy to get at places your vacuum cleaner doesn't reach. You'll like it all over your workshop...
Great tip!
could you expand on this please? as in blow out the dust or direct the air into the extraction?
@@adamgibbons210 blow out like you would with compressed air. Those blowers are so strong nowadays that it feels like compressed air... You can then use your vacuumcleaner simultaneously to scoop up the Dust that is blown away.
This review was the key component of my decision to buy LS1019L instead of LS1018LN. Getting mine next week. Can't wait to use it already.
mine malfunctioned first day. wouldnt stay on the bevel
@@craigdown8943 sorry to hear that.
Pretty cool man. That was some good info on this saw. I’m giving this saw serious consideration as I’m looking for a new saw but I want to get the 12” model. The other two you mentioned from Dewalt and Bosch were my other options considered.
Right on! I personally haven’t found a need for a 12” saw yet but whatever suits your fancy.
Kia ora from New Zealand. These are great saws. Bought mine a couple of years ago and have no regrets. The only issue I've found is that when returning the saw upright after a bevel cut, it doesn't seem to lock back into the vertical. That little spring catch at the base of the saw looks like it should snap back into place but it doesn't. Feels like something may have jammed up.
I know what you mean, I just sit it up against the hardstop and lock it down. If you press in the button to bevel the saw to the right you will hear a click when you bring it back past vertical, and then you set it up against the hardstop.
-Alex
Great review. To me it’s a good thing when a tools dust bag fills up quickly. It means that it’s doing its job and collecting a significant amount of dust. You just have to keep an eye on it and empty it more often. I have an older Dewalt that will go for a long time without filling the bag. That’s because most of dust is flying everywhere else.
Lol so true. A guy I follow on here (Shop Nation) has done a great job at making 3D printed dust collectors to improve this issue on miter saws.
Damn bro, you deserve more subscribers.
Haha much appreciated! Slow and steadily growing
-Alex
you do a good job! Good luck
Thank you! Cheers!
-Alex
Regarding the minor annoyance you have with adjusting the zero clearance inserts. If you move the blade to the 45 degree position it might give access to the adjustment screws.
Yep I missed that!
Well done video! I am considering this saw next to the expensive Festool Kapex, but I am a Makita fan so this may be the saw for me.
We should call the saw the MaKATa LS1019L Meowter Paw.
Haha I second that! You seriously will not be disappointed in this thing. Just used it last night, it’s gotta be my favorite tool
@@MasonDixonAcres I named the saw Gojira or Godzilla since it is such a beast.
Super smooth saw that rivals the Kapex.
Now I have extra money to buy other tools.
Lovely review. TBH, I didn't expect this much when I clicked on it first. You should set up a vacum as soon as you can tho, preferably with a cyclone, and you don't have to worry about dustbags either.
I appreciate the compliment! I know the dust collection system really is a must-have. My current shop is very underpowered and I haven't made the time to set one up, however the new place we are building will have one installed from the start. That will be where I move my full setup to. Thanks for watching!
-Alex
Got one a week ago but haven't unboxed it yet cause I was debating whether or not to keep it. I'm starting to change to the Mikwaukke line of tools and currently am researching milwaukee's miter saws.
But because of the angry cat sound, I think I'll keep it. 🤣🤣🤣
Hahah the cat sounds make it worth it! I think you'll be happy with it. I'm on the Dewalt line for cordless, but for anything corded I must say I really like Makita's build quality and performance. We use Milwaukee at work and I only have run across a couple minor complaints.
-Alex
Hey Alex. Really nice review! I’ve had this saw about 2-1/2 years now and really love it. Was wondering if you know what the purpose of the stop lever is. They don’t address this in the manual at all, but it is named in the parts list manual. This is the little lever on the top and back of the rail. It flips down and stops the forward sliding motion about an inch shorter than normal. Keep up the good work!
I just took a look at the saw, what I think you're referring to is the depth of cut lever. I honestly didn't even know this existed and I'm pumped now that you've pointed it out 😂 It swings side to side, and in the position closest to the blade the cut depth adjuster (thumb screw) passes through the slot for a full depth of cut. But if you swing it away from the blade, the thumb screw hits the bracket and the blade stops short, so you can make trench cuts that don't go fully through a board. Huge feature for making quick dado grooves. Thanks so much for pointing this out!!
Just used your link to buy this saw...saved me 73 bones. Thanks
Great to hear! You won't be disappointed, I am still a huge fan of this saw
For the zero clearance slot, I replaced mine with some made of phenolic. Way more flat and solid.
Ooo I like that! And much tighter clearance
Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you I finally I bought it
Haha is that what they call “many thanks”? You’re welcome! Happy wood working with the new toy 😎
@@MasonDixonAcres People like you make people happy 🌷🌷🌷💝
Thanks.
Those zero clearance inserts can easily be adjusted if you rotate the base to 45 left and right of the blade. It will expose those back screws. Had the saw a few months before I figured that out😑
Haha yep I figured it out with the help of comments here
The first thing I saw in another review by another fellow was he put a machined straight edge across the table to ensure the turn table and the fixed part of the table are completely flat . Then he used a machine square to check the 90 degree between the fence all along the table , this has no adjustments so if out take the saw back . He also checked the horizontal square from laying flat on the table to both the right and left fence to the saw blade face . So if you talk about accuracy this is the only way to start the conversation I would think ? Have you done this with this saw ?
7:57 🤣🤣🤣
Good full video.
Great review, although cutting crown laying flat is far superior to bedding, since bedding alows for more margin of error if you get that angle perfect, and cutting it flat never requires changing the bevel. The only time I bed is when I'm cutting odd angles (different from a 90° corner).
I listen to Spencer lewis from insider carpentry. Check out 4:10 of this video: ruclips.net/video/hcIHQudmq2c/видео.html
@@MasonDixonAcres
Definitely you need to know how, since it's a pain to try and figure out to trim put an octagonal column cutting everything flat. Cutting bedded though is kind of like watching the movie before you read the book, it's great, but not always 100% accurate. Good to know both though, and depending on the saw and the angles I have on a job, I will cut bedded sometimes. Also, if I'm crowning vaulted ceilings, I don't know how much math it would require to figure out those double compounded angles. Lots of times when it's appropriate, just not my all day crown cutting choice.
Make a crown sled and eliminate human error. Then it cuts as it lays in the wall.
Yeah I get what you mean, certainly advantages to both depending on the situation. Like Paul said, the sled is what I would prefer when cutting nested, I wouldn't try to hold it by hand while cutting.. I just haven't made a sled (yet)
Turn the saw through mitre to clear the fence to get to the rear plate screws
You are correct, I have been told by many 😅
I am about to return my new DEWALT DWS779 because The LS1219L is cheaper and all the unique features that you have mentioned. I have counted 14 features for the MAKITA over the comparable DEWALT DWS780 with a $166 US Difference between them.
EXCELLENT 2-year experience video review. I am only concerned about my DEWALT miter table that I have had all of these years and I am hoping that I can mount the LS1219L on it...😎
It's been another 2 years in, I still use the saw almost daily for our house build, and I can still say I enjoy every time I pull the trigger. Smooth as silk, incredible saw
@@MasonDixonAcres Thanks for the prompt response. I have returned the DEWALT and I just took delivery on a new MAKITA LS1219L which will replace my current DELTA Miter Saw with the same size blade...
Thank you Brother for the review I would like to buy one, but in the future I’m gonna move to Mexico and I don't know how difficult it will be to transport it
Glad I could help. You're right, that would be an expensive/difficult shipping situation. I'm sure they have them down there
Great video about the pro’s and cons of this saw. If I can make sure it fits in my space I’m buying 🤗🤗 what’s the width of the base without the outriders on, as I can’t find this information anywhere ☹️ keep lucky
Thanks! I think I put that in a response to an older comment asking the same thing if you dig back
i have this saw and I too liked it.... until I realized that the left fence is not 90 degrees to the blade - There is not really much room to adjust it - or am i missing something here?
My question is for anyone who could answer it. I just bought a used Makita mitre saw (XSL06) model. The only issue with it it’s that it doesn’t make that CNC machine noise he was describing at the end. Instead it makes a grinding sound like if it’s metal on metal or it might need to be lubricated again. Does the sound wear off with time? I took it apart and cleaned it but it didn’t take the grinding sound away. Any suggestions?
Hi there - I have a table that may not be wide enough for the saw - can you tell me the dimension of the width not counting the black extension supports that I assume I could remove. Thank you.
Thank you for this great review. I'm considering 12 inch model but one thing I'm unsure is how loud is this makita? I have a 12inch dewalt and that bastard is really loud. Do you know how this one compares to other sliders? Thank you again
My dad once had this sort of sticky cholesterol. Not now over there by the fence. Thanks
Your review make me wish to replace my heavy and not so great Bosch dual bevel 10 inch saw. It’s over 65 pounds, there’s no soft start, it jumps when the blade begin to rotate, and the lower mechanism is in plastic. And the stand doesn’t have wheels to move it easily. Gggrrr.
Always a good time for a new toy 😁
Dude, the dust collection ability of this saw is one of the best... it falls behind Festool Kapex by only a minor margin... but only if you use a shop vac. Get a cheap shop vac.
I’ll have to hook mine up!
Just today bought the LS1017L, so found this very interesting 👍
Any idea what the differences are between the model numbers, I am in Oz.
Looks like the 17 is made exclusively for countries outside the US. It appears to be a much different saw that does not have the compact rail system and the table looks different.
@@MasonDixonAcres Thanks for getting back to me! It definitely has the sliding rails.
Great review fella that good I think you sold me but I do have a question with the slide rail positioned like that dose it give you less blade movement on repeat cuts thanks I’ll give a sub to you got a great channel
Much appreciated! Nope, with a stop block setup this thing will cut dead same on repeats.
have you had any issues with the aluminum detents starting to wear down and get out of spec? i watched another video of a guy showing his detents getting worn after four months of use but he also sold aftermarket detents which I thought was sus so wanted to check around.
I watched the same video before buying this saw, I have not had any issues. I also am not carelessly slamming the saw into/out of the detents all day.. not sure how you wear those out without abusing the tool pretty badly
Can you tell me the width of the saw without the extensions? I have to replace a small radial arm saw and only have 27" in my workbench space to accommodate this saw. If I take off the steel tubular extensions what is the minimum width of the base casting? Thanks for any help, Jim
Will measure when I get home from work today, standby
The casting is 22.5” wide. 25.5” with the extensions all the way in.
That's a correct width measurement BUT if you have a wall or cabinet next to it you need 27" width to get full bevel adjustment Otherwise the rear of the saw will hit when you swing it over.
Also on the depth you can easily get away with putting this on a 26" deep bench and even 24" with dust collection. This is if you don't mind the front handle hanging out. When not in use you can swing the handle all the way over and it will be flush with the base.
Hello friend, can you make some reviews for cabinetry crown molding with this Makita? How is it accurate cut angles? for example, compare with fastool. for example, compare with Festool. Is this Makita same accurate as well as the Fastool?
I did do some cabinetry crown with this saw, you can check it out in my DIY laundry cabinets video part 2 I believe. It cuts very accurately even on the flat. I personally don’t foresee myself purchasing any festool equipment due to the crazy high cost. One of those saws is probably 3x the price of this makita, and I’m not sold that you get 3x the performance.
Hope this helps!
-Alex
I would love a makita except I prefer the corded.
This is the corded model
@@MasonDixonAcres thanks for the info God bless you
Anyone know what the dimension from the back of the saw to the front of the fence is? Thanks in advance.
Awesome stuff, can't agree enough with you. What's the diameter of the vertical clamp rod that fits into the slot?
Late reply, but 5/8”!
Damn what a price, its 1000euros now here in Slovenia
Geez I guess inflation is hitting everywhere 😬
Great job. Question: WIll this saw cut a 1.5" x 12" board? I am thinking of making shelving units for the closet. Thanks again
Yes it will. Cut capacity is 2 13/16 x 12”
In regards to adjusting your zero insert plate, if you change the mitre angle it should expose the screws?
Yep others have let me know 😂
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.
hello, compliment on the video!
Which advise me for a profesional product? i'm very undecided between makia and festool.
Does this saw have a lot of play and deflection when extended
Hello ! Merci pour ta vidéo. Maintenant je ne doute plus de l'envie que j'ai d'acheter cette scie. Juste un détail à propos des "plaques bleue". Est-ce qu'il ne suffit pas simplement de faire pivoter la table principale une fois à gauche pour pouvoir retirer ou ajuster la vis de gauche en passant un tournevis par-derrière la butée d'appui principale. Puis procéder de la même manière en faisant pivoter la table principale à droite pour pouvoir accéder à la vis de droite ?
Yes, you can access the screws by rotating the table. My mistake, I can't believe I hadn't realized it before!
-Alex
Can you comment on the cut accuracy, specifically the issue people had with the "curved" cuts when using the slider? Any instance of this with yours?
I haven't experienced that at all, I do remember reading similar things.
Yes I have experienced that before not sure what it is
Does your Makita 10" saw have a STAINLESS STEEL Detent plate, for angle adjustment? The Older Makita's are Aluminum and wear out fairly quickly.
I think it is aluminum, but adjustable/removable. I don’t slam it in and out of the detents and it has shown no wear
Great video
I buy this saw
I have problem when i cuting right 45° it perfect
But when I cut left 45° and put two pieces together it's not close 90° straight
What can be a problem
?
Hmm not sure. Mine is pretty much dead on with that sort of test. Maybe try playing with the miter scale.
Is that clamp you have on there stock? Is it quick adjust (as opposed to screwing down forever)?
Yes it came with the saw. It is quick adjust with a thumbscrew that locks the arm where you want it vertically, before tightening the main holding knob.
Thanks... good review... I have to decide between the 10 and 12 inch.... meow.
cheaper blades on the 10!
@@MasonDixonAcres Thanks I'll take that into account... I like the wider cutting capacity though. I'm thinking do it once and get every feature needed...
Those screws should be accessible if you rotate the table to 45 degrees or more
you are correct, my mistake
-Alex
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Welcome!
-Alex
Is there any slop once the saw is locked into the detents? I have a Metabo 10" slider and its sloppy. Plis the bearings on the slide rails have a lot of play
It's quite snug
Great review
You sad that you don t use this saw for precisely cuting
What you use if you need extra precisley cut?
Regardes
I said that for the laser guide, not the saw (4:19) I prefer to use my eyes for aligning small, precise cuts
@@MasonDixonAcres
Thanks
Does this one (the 10-inch) have a depth adjustment (for dado cuts) like that on the 12-inch?
I don't believe so. I also have never had a situation I needed that ability and couldn't use the table saw, for what it's worth.
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Can't you just adjust your cut angle to fully expose the insert screws?
Yup. Someone else commented that also and I face palmed.. haha I missed the obvious on that one.
-Alex
Hi,
Very nice video!
I'm very interested in buying this saw. Can you tell me if there's a way to set up the cutting depth to make grooves and half-laps.
Thanks if you can answer and have a nice day!
Not that I have found that’s built in. You would likely get better results with a router or tablesaw if you have either of those.
I know that this can be done with this saw’s big brother, the LS1219L, so it most probably can be done with this one, too.