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| Makita LS1013FL 10inch Dual Slide Compound Miter Saw with Laser and Fluorescent Light |
Makita LS1013FL 10inch Dual Slide Compound Miter Saw with
Laser and Fluorescent Light
Features:
Built-in laser with micro fine adjustments clearly indicates line of cut; independent switch
allows laser to be seen independently of blade rotation
Built-in high output fluorescent light illuminates work area and lasts 2,000 hours on
average
Dual steel rails supported by linear ball bearings ensure stable, accurate cutting
Powerful, direct drive 15 AMP motor never slips or bogs down
9 positive stops at 15°, 22.5°, 31.6°, 45° left or right and at 0° for the most common miter
cuts
Bevel positive stops at 33.9° and 45° left with 45° right
Electronic speed control maintains constant speed under load; soft start feature for
controlled operation
Single cast aluminum base has built-in wrench storage for operator convenience
Long slide track and wide pivot angle allow cross cuts up to 4 x 12 material
Large turn base and adjustable pivot fence supports larger stock
Product Description
Amazon.com Review
If you're in the market for a miter saw, we always recommend considering a compound
model. A compound miter saw is one on which the blade both tilts (bevels) and rotates
(miters) to make miter cuts, allowing you to make compound-angle cuts essential for
installing crown molding. This professional-duty machine tilts 45 degrees left and right,
allowing you to make bevel cuts at both ends of a board without having to flip the board
piece around. Its oversized aluminum worktable rotates 45 degrees to the left and 52
degrees to the right.
The saw has a built-in laser that clearly highlights cut line for quick, safe, accurate cuts.
However, unlike most miter saws, the laser on this Makita model is mounted above the
blade, not to the arbor. That means you don’t have to turn on the saw to activate the
laser. Another nice feature is that the laser is independently switched, so you can turn it
on or off whenever you’d like.
The saw carriage slides on two precision-ground steel rails that are fitted with ball
bearing guides. The result is a vibration-free smooth-rolling saw that produces precise,
consistent cuts, even at the outer limits of the slide mechanism. By the way, this 49-
pound tool can crosscut a 2-by-12 and bevel-cut boards up to 3-5/8 inch thick. The
LS1013L has a souped-up 15-amp, 3,700-rpm direct-drive motor that transfers cutting
power to the blade much more efficiently than typical belt-driven saws.
One unique feature of the "FL" line of Makita saws is the built-in fluorescent work light. It
illuminates the cut line exactly where you want it, and it’s always right at your fingertips.
Makita says the bulb will last some 2,000 hours. Take care, though, as the bulb does get
quite warm.
This versatile saw can handle a wide range of carpentry jobs from house framing and
deck building to cabinetmaking and interior trim work. .-- Joseph Truini
What's in the box: The saw comes with a dust-collection bag, hold-down vise, two
extension wings, 70-tooth carbide-tipped saw blade and blade wrench
Laser and Fluorescent Light
Features:
Built-in laser with micro fine adjustments clearly indicates line of cut; independent switch
allows laser to be seen independently of blade rotation
Built-in high output fluorescent light illuminates work area and lasts 2,000 hours on
average
Dual steel rails supported by linear ball bearings ensure stable, accurate cutting
Powerful, direct drive 15 AMP motor never slips or bogs down
9 positive stops at 15°, 22.5°, 31.6°, 45° left or right and at 0° for the most common miter
cuts
Bevel positive stops at 33.9° and 45° left with 45° right
Electronic speed control maintains constant speed under load; soft start feature for
controlled operation
Single cast aluminum base has built-in wrench storage for operator convenience
Long slide track and wide pivot angle allow cross cuts up to 4 x 12 material
Large turn base and adjustable pivot fence supports larger stock
Product Description
Amazon.com Review
If you're in the market for a miter saw, we always recommend considering a compound
model. A compound miter saw is one on which the blade both tilts (bevels) and rotates
(miters) to make miter cuts, allowing you to make compound-angle cuts essential for
installing crown molding. This professional-duty machine tilts 45 degrees left and right,
allowing you to make bevel cuts at both ends of a board without having to flip the board
piece around. Its oversized aluminum worktable rotates 45 degrees to the left and 52
degrees to the right.
The saw has a built-in laser that clearly highlights cut line for quick, safe, accurate cuts.
However, unlike most miter saws, the laser on this Makita model is mounted above the
blade, not to the arbor. That means you don’t have to turn on the saw to activate the
laser. Another nice feature is that the laser is independently switched, so you can turn it
on or off whenever you’d like.
The saw carriage slides on two precision-ground steel rails that are fitted with ball
bearing guides. The result is a vibration-free smooth-rolling saw that produces precise,
consistent cuts, even at the outer limits of the slide mechanism. By the way, this 49-
pound tool can crosscut a 2-by-12 and bevel-cut boards up to 3-5/8 inch thick. The
LS1013L has a souped-up 15-amp, 3,700-rpm direct-drive motor that transfers cutting
power to the blade much more efficiently than typical belt-driven saws.
One unique feature of the "FL" line of Makita saws is the built-in fluorescent work light. It
illuminates the cut line exactly where you want it, and it’s always right at your fingertips.
Makita says the bulb will last some 2,000 hours. Take care, though, as the bulb does get
quite warm.
This versatile saw can handle a wide range of carpentry jobs from house framing and
deck building to cabinetmaking and interior trim work. .-- Joseph Truini
What's in the box: The saw comes with a dust-collection bag, hold-down vise, two
extension wings, 70-tooth carbide-tipped saw blade and blade wrench
Makita LS1013FL 10inch Dual Slide
Compound Miter Saw with Laser and
Fluorescent Light
Specifications
Blade Diameter: 10"
Arbor: 5/8"
No Load RPM: 3,700
AMPS: 15.0
Size (L x W x H): 28-1/8" x 20-1/2" x 25-1/4"
Net Weight (lbs.): 48.5
Shipping Weight: 68.00 lbs.
In The Box
10" x 70T Carbide-Tipped Blade (A-93550)
Vertical Vise (122538-6)
Dust Bag (122523-9)
2 ea. Extension Wing (322932-4)
Triangular Rule (762001-3)
Socket Wrench #13 (782212-4)
Compound Miter Saw with Laser and
Fluorescent Light
Specifications
Blade Diameter: 10"
Arbor: 5/8"
No Load RPM: 3,700
AMPS: 15.0
Size (L x W x H): 28-1/8" x 20-1/2" x 25-1/4"
Net Weight (lbs.): 48.5
Shipping Weight: 68.00 lbs.
In The Box
10" x 70T Carbide-Tipped Blade (A-93550)
Vertical Vise (122538-6)
Dust Bag (122523-9)
2 ea. Extension Wing (322932-4)
Triangular Rule (762001-3)
Socket Wrench #13 (782212-4)
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