After 30 years on the market, this saw has been upgraded with a 2,000W motor, making it the most respected on the market today.
A true workhorse, designed to work all day, every day, this vehicle is the ideal construction companion.
This saw is excellent for ripping and crosscutting in a variety of materials, from plywood to hardwood.
Warranty against the bill is for six months.
A tough saw with the power to rip through most materials. It has a sturdy steel safety cover that is built to last in the industrial environment. It can make bevel cuts up to 50 degrees.
The motorhousing has a flat end, which makes changing blades much easier.
I purchased this sag for the purpose of separating 16cm thick eichenbalken, and I will not use it for anything else. Apparently, this work is going well for her. Man is barely aware that he has already been sucked in. The motor has sufficient power and moves swiftly through both new and old Hartholz when using the original blade.
ABER: This is the “cheap” 85er Säge from Makita; there is a better one, which is more accurate and costs nearly twice as much, which is worth every penny. The preparation of the sage-blanket is a qualification. Man should avoid slicing at any angle other than 90° because it takes some time to get used to the fuddeln afterward. If one only allows oneself to be distracted by the scala, the next cut will be disastrous. To engage the anti-theft system, one must either turn around or use more joint space in the daume, which I find difficult – and I prefer to hold the sag in both hands when driving the vehicle.
A good summation of a good sage. And if one wishes to limit one’s scope to only balkens and bohlen, as I do, she is currently available for purchase at a discounted rate.
