OSHA Compliant (Rule 29 CFR 1926.1153), Table 1 of Specified Exposure Control Methods. *Engineering controls, work practices, and respiratory protection must be properly implemented as specified in Table 1 of Specified Exposure Control Methods.
The vacuum’s powerful Makita-built motor produces 127 CFM and 96″ water lift of suction when operated with corded power.
Two 18V LXT Lithium-Ion batteries power the vacuum’s powerful Makita-built motor, which delivers 74 CFM and a 36″ water lift of suction with each charge (batteries not included.
The vacuum has a continuous run time of up to 65 minutes on low and 30 minutes on high using two 18V LXT Lithium-Ion 5.0Ah batteries (BL1850B), which provide up to 65 minutes on low and 30 minutes on high (batteries not included.
Designed for cutting fiber-cement materials, this circular saw is equipped with a powerful 13.0 AMP motor that provides enough power to cut five stacked 5/16″ siding boards in a single pass, as well as other materials.
The circular saw is equipped with a dust collector, which is designed to reduce the amount of dust generated during cutting. Style: with dry vacuu.
I have more than a dozen Makita power tools and nearly as many other brands as I do Makita power tools. Makita circular saws in four different models. This is the most frustrating tool that has ever existed. Of the saws recommended for fiber-cement siding, it appears to be the most effective at dust control, based on the information available. I want to protect my health by not inhaling silica dust, but I keep using other tools for many cuts because I don’t want to risk it. Because of the poor design, the weight is extremely heavy, and the blade guard must be retracted and held up with my finger for each and every cut. Aside from that, the rip guide is pitiful for a professional-grade tool of this caliber. The dust control, on the other hand, is excellent.
