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Makita 5094DWD 14.4-Volt NiMH 3-3/8-Inch Cordless Circular Saw
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List Price: $346.60
Our Price: $182.50
You Save: $ 164.10 ( 47% )
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Manufacturer: Makita
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Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Makita
EAN: 0088381045049
Feature: Powerful 14.4-Volt Ni-MH battery for longer run time
Is Autographed: 0
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Label: Makita
Manufacturer: Makita
Model: 5094DWD
Publisher: Makita
Studio: Makita
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Features
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Powerful 14.4-Volt Ni-MH battery for longer run time
Compact and lightweight at only 4.6 pounds with battery; shaft lock for easy blade changes
Adjustable cutting depth with easy to read gauge on blade housing
Includes battery, charger, carbide tipped blade, rip fence and case
1-year warranty
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Best little saw ever!!
Comment: I bought this saw for my big task of replacing 13 windows in my house! I have 2 windows to go and this saw has worked PERFECT! I would recommend it to anyone! By the way I am quoting my husband I didn't actually use the saw myself =)
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Not Bad for the money!
Comment: Yes, I read a lot of reviews on this saw and the cheaper one and glad I went with this one. Although not the high speed of larger ones, I have used mine on drywall, wood, molding and backer board and all with the stock blade so I can't complain. I really didn't think it would do that well because you know you can't afford to buy cheap tools and for $178 it was well worth it. Not many Mfg's make this size saw and it' s nice to have. Wish DeWalt would make one..
Customer Rating:
Summary: Unique
Comment: This is a very cool little saw, handy and well designed for thin stock, and no one but Makita makes anything like it. Only wish it took the same 18V lithium batteries as my other Makita tools - they make way too many battery types.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great little saw
Comment: This thing is great. It won't do everything a big saw can do but it can take care of many jobs. Being cordless makes it just so convenient and takes the hassle out of setting up for small household projects. Cutting thin material takes a little extra time and care to get a good clean cut. Cuts right through 3/4" plywood.
Customer Rating:
Summary: It's worth having one...
Comment: I've had my eye on this saw for several months. Every once in a while I have a need for a small circular saw, so I finally took the plunge and bought it. My current project that I'm using it on is building exterior window casings out of 1x redwood stock. So far it's working pretty well. I'm able to cut a good 45 degree miter with it. I found that clamping a straight-edge to the stock helps as a guide to get a square cut. I have learned that in order to get a cut that is even semi-smooth, you really have to go slow with this saw (which is not a big deal). It can splinter the wood pretty easily. For exterior trim, I don't mind sanding it a little and after a little caulking and paint, I don't think you'll ever know. I don't think there's anyway I would use this saw for interior trim work.
In my opinion it is a little overpriced, but I don't regret buying it. It's really nice not to get out my big corded circular saw when you just want to make a small, quick cut.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Here's a saw packing the power of Makita and the convenience of cordless, the best of both worlds. It's incredibly light and a cinch to handle, and at 4.6 pounds, it's easy on the body. All the adjustments are clear and easy to change. Makita's batteries have a great reputation for good reason—they deliver plenty of power and hold their charge. This little saw is so versatile, we can imagine using it for dozens of things: cutting sheets, trim, rows of dowels for crafters, flooring, you name it. It evens bevels to 45 degrees—we think that's a great feature for such a small package. The clever design leaves it feeling totally balanced in your hand. You'll find yourself reaching for it instead of the standard 7-inch saw, and it will get the job done.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste
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