Makita Sp6000j Plunge Saw with Rails & Connector
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ON TEST Makita SP6000J plunge saw with 2 × 1.4m rails & connector MAKITA SP6000J PLUNGE SAW WITH RAILS & CONNECTOR Supplied complete with Systainer case and 2 × 1.4m guide rails and connector, the Makita SP6000J1 plunge saw is a must-have for any carpenter, says Cameron Sidgwick Rail positioned on a pencil mark, ready to cut Allen key tightening the connector bar for the rails Clamps tightened in position, ready for door to be cut Saw precision pencil mark and I experienced no kick back, which Allen key bolt tighteners, for the connecting he Makita SP6000J is a competitive, to it – light enough for quick use For me, the precision of a track saw is its most is a definite bonus when ripping down materials. bars, make it quick and efficient to connect slick and accurate plunge saw that, yet sturdy enough for accurate pressure important factor. The more precise you can be Having a depth gauge of 55mm, the Makita the rails for longer cuts. while on my test bench, has performed while cutting. I was impressed with the rubber with your cutting, down to every millimetre, plunge can rip through almost all of your average to a high standard as a precise cutting handles and the positioning of the thumb lever. with minimal pressure, and the saw is very the better the machine is. Makita’s version sheet materials, doors and other timber products. Conclusion Tsaw, as well as a site workhorse. It is comfortable, The saw’s release to plunge was effortless and light, allowing you to choose your exact depth of the plunge has executed this well. Using a Overall, I was really impressed with the design, powerful and includes unique details, which make that really makes a difference when cutting with ease. The SP6000J glides along the rails 3mm blade, I cut down internal hardwood doors Saw design & carry case power and precision provided by the SP6000J. it a top-of-the-range piece of kit. all day. The depth display numbers are clearly very smoothly, even after cutting and collecting with ease. Matching old frameworks, you are I was very impressed with the performance, With its smooth cutting, quick and easy depth, shown, and the depth setter is a simple twist sawdust. Once you’ve pushed the trigger, there sometimes challenged to trim minimal amounts design and style of the track saw, rails and angle alterations and timeless accuracy, I found At a glance clamp, which makes multiple depth changes is a gradual start up, allowing the blade to get off, and using the clamping system that comes accessories. The rails come supplied in a black it difficult to fault this machine. The design is The first thing I noticed when picking up the incredibly easy. When the saw is sat firmly up to full speed before cutting, which aids with the rails ensures your cutting is always 100% cushioned case, with internal pockets for the rails slick and bold and for a Makita tool collector, Makita SP6000J was that it has a good weight in the track, the depth gauge can be altered the accuracy and grip of the saw. accurate. The clamps slide along the bottom side to sit in, and two hook-and-loop straps per side to this is a must-have addition. It is a power tool of the rails and it is simple to wind them up to hold them in place. The adjustable classic Makita with strong competitors, but for its price and your choice of material. The rubber ends allow blue strap is comfortable and sits well. The front performance, it is arguably one of the best you to tighten your clamps and not damage your pocket, with the Makita logo stitched in, is very available on the market. materials. There was a small amount of play useful, as it allows you to store your clamps, Allen where the saw’s groove sits onto the track, but keys and any other handy accessories that always SPECIFICATION nothing abnormal, and if you’re lined up correctly go missing, all in one place. The new design of Blade diameter: 165mm on the marks, then the SP6000J doesn’t miss a the Makpac systainer makes stacking of boxes Bore size: 20mm cut. The blade is lowered at full speed onto your so much easier, and more professional, and the Corded or cordless: Corded Motor power: 1,300W Weight: 4.2kg Rating: Industrial Sound power level [Uncertainty K]: 102dB(A) [3.0dB] Sound pressure level: [Uncertainty K] 91dB(A) [3.0dB] Spindle lock: Standard feature Vibration cutting wood: [Uncertainty K] 2.5 m/s² [1.5 m/s²] Makita SP6000J plunge saw and supplied Systainer Depth and angle setter Saw positioned on the track, cutting down a door Max depth of cut @ 45°: 39mm Max depth of cut @ 90°: 55mm Saw blade speed: 2,000-5,200rpm Typical price: £596.40 (SP6000J plunge saw, Saw and rails set in position on hardwood decking, Cutting down the decking 1.4m guide rail & connector set P-45777) ready to cut Web: www.makitauk.com THE VERDICT PROS Design; simplicity; accuracy of cutting; very easy to pack away and transport; powerful in use; affordable CONS Slight play in rail and saw; depth has to be set multiple times; can be highly dusty if used without an extractor RATING: 4.5 out of 5 Finished view of the decking, which has been Both rails, connector bars positioned and Allen key Track clamped in position and saw ready to cut Carrying case for rails and Makpac for plunge saw Inside view of the rail case and once closed (inset) immaculately cut with the plunge saw for altering 22 The Woodworker & Good Woodworking May 2019 www.getwoodworking.com www.getwoodworking.com May 2019 The Woodworker & Good Woodworking 23.