The Makita MLT100N Table Saw is ideal for site or workshop use. It features a 260mm blade that pro...The Makita MLT100N Table Saw is ideal for site or workshop use. It features a 260mm blade that provides a cutting depth of up to 93mm at 90 degrees and 64mm at 45 degrees. The sub-table can extend the working width by 200mm, facilitating the handling of larger sheet materials. It has an easy-to-operate 45-degree mitre and blade height adjustment mechanism, a quick-release side fence with fine adjustment, and a mitre gauge with fine adjustment and an easy lock. The saw also includes an electric brake for safety. Specifications include a 1500W motor with a no-load speed of 4500 rpm, a 30mm bore diameter, and a main table size of 610 x 590mm (extending to 760 x 790mm with the sub-table). The net weight is 34.1kg. The saw comes with a TCT blade (fitted), rip fence, push stick, mitre gauge, wrenches, and a triangular rule. Register online for a 3-year guarantee. The saw is corded and has a 2.5m cable length.
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This guide is for users of the Makita MLT100N Table Saw, providing essential information for effective operation. The saw's key benefit is its ability to deliver precise cuts for various woodworking projects, whether on-site or in a workshop. Note that while the saw is powerful, it's essential to adhere to safety guidelines for optimal results.
All features
Model Part Number
MLT100N
Brand
Makita
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of blade does the saw use?
The saw comes with a TCT (Tungsten Carbide Tipped) blade.
What is the maximum cutting depth?
The maximum cutting depth is 93mm at 90 degrees.
How do I adjust the blade height?
There is a blade height adjustment mechanism located on the saw, consult the user manual for specific instructions.
What safety features does the saw have?
The saw has an electric brake for added safety.
What is the warranty period?
Register online for a 3-year guarantee.
Can I use this saw on a construction site?
Yes, it is suitable for site use, but ensure you have a stable and safe workspace and access to a power outlet.
How do I extend the table?
The sub-table extends the working width by 200mm. Refer to the user manual for exact instructions.
Troubleshooting
Saw won't start.
Check the power supply, ensure the power cord is securely plugged in, and verify the switch is in the 'on' position.
Cuts are not square.
Check and adjust the blade to ensure it is perpendicular to the table. Also, verify that the fence and mitre gauge are correctly aligned.
Motor bogs down during cutting.
Reduce the cutting speed or depth. Use a sharper blade. Ensure the material is not too thick for the saw's capacity.
Blade wobbles during operation.
Turn off the saw immediately and inspect the blade for damage or improper installation. Tighten the blade properly or replace the blade if damaged.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Powerful motor ensures efficient cutting through various materials.
Adjustable features offer versatility for different cutting needs.
Extended work surface supports larger materials.
Safety features enhance user protection.
Included accessories provide convenience and value.
3-year guarantee offers peace of mind.
Cons
Corded design limits portability.
Weight of 34.1kg might require a dedicated workspace.
Requires careful alignment and setup for optimal accuracy.
Users need to be aware of safety measures.
Requires some assembly out of the box.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: Carefully unpack all components and refer to the user manual for assembly instructions.
Blade Installation: Ensure the blade is correctly installed and secured, and that the teeth are facing the correct direction.
Fence and Mitre Gauge: Adjust the fence and mitre gauge for precise cuts; ensure they are locked in place before starting.
Power Connection: Connect the saw to a 240V power supply via the 2.5m cable.
Compatibility: This saw is designed for use with the provided TCT blade. Ensure that replacement blades are compatible and meet safety standards.
Care:
Regularly clean the saw and remove sawdust.
Inspect the blade for damage before each use.
Keep the fence and mitre gauge clean and properly lubricated.