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Makita 5402NA 16-5/16-Inch Circular Saw | 
 enlarge | Brand: Makita
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $1,172.20
Buy New: $595.01
You Save: $577.19 (49%)
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Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 4099
Media: Tools Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 43.6
Dimensions (in): 29.7 x 20.8 x 13.6
MPN: 5402NA
Model: 5402NA
UPC: 088381042246
EAN: 0088381042246
ASIN: B0000614UR
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Large capacity blade cuts 6-1/4 at 90 and 4-3/16 at 45 | | • | Weighs only 28.7 pounds for ease of operation | | • | Electric brake for maximum productivity | | • | Powerful motor delivers 1,800 max watts out | | • | Low noise level at only 87dB for quiet operation |
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Product Description
16-5/16" Circular Saw With Electric Brake, Large Capacity For Beam Timber Cutting, Blade Cuts 6-1/4" At 90 Degrees 4-3/16" At 45 Degrees, Weighs Only 28.7 LBS For Ease Of Operation, Electric Brake For Maximum Productivity, Powerful Motor Delivers 1,800 Maximum Watts Out, Low Noise At Only 87db, Includes: Carbide Tipped Blade Rip Fence.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
 home maker June 24, 2008
James E. Scanlon
This saw was the work horse for my new log home. It cuts through the 6by12 br /logs and beams with ease. I am still in the process of building my home br /and would recommend this saw to anyone who is doing the same. br /
 Big Beam, Makita-Momma-Jama !! January 5, 2007
Louis P. Epley (Cripple Creek, VA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is my second beam saw from Makita. It is much better than earlier versions that were a tad sloppy by design and very under powered. This one gets it right, well mostly. The trigger button is very oddly placed and requires two hands to crank it up. I will glue an extension on the button when I can. It's a lot like trying to saw with a VW engine, you really need to be awake and have both hands on the saw. Forget the line drawing, clamp a metal speed square to the work and use it as a guide for the cut edge. My first job was to shoulder knotch 12 beams 8x12x24 feet. I'm glad they were whitepine. The job went well, but the blade that comes with the saw is a utility blade and I would invest in the highest quality fine tooth you can find for the high visibility cuts. It would be nice to get an 8" depth cut, but the 6" it has is fine is fine for most uses.b
mans saw September 15, 2005
David C. Bohmer
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
the saw performs great.plenty of power great for timber framing and post and beam. only draw back is plate is to narrow
Super-size-saw August 21, 2005
Peter E. Madsen (Carlsbad, CA)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
This is a great saw for cutting larger dimension material. I have used the older saws that were gold in color and they were not bad but this new model has a better platform and adjustments.I have been cutting 16/quarter mahogany with this saw and it does not bog at a reasonable cutting speed.The blade that comes with the saw is decent, however,I purchased a 60 tooth blade (Amana), from a local tool supply for about $130 and this blade cuts a little smoother. br /The only thing that I did not like about this saw is the safety button. It is hard to push with the edge of your thumb I modified mine with a half-inch ebony plug epoxied to it. It looks like it came from the factory like that and is, in my opinion, safer to use. br /
BMF August 17, 2005
Charles T. White (Orange,TX USA)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
this BIG saw is just what it takes to cut all the way through a stud wall. I am a professional remodeler and for increasing the size of door and window openings I used to have to cut one side and then try to cut the other with a recipro saw or take another cut with a circular saw from the other side, NO MORE!only thing the saw needs are reigns and a saddle!
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