A machine that can cut single-wall corrugated cardboard, carpet with tufts up to 14″ thick, thin leather, rubber, and plastics up to 1/16″ thick..
The self-sharpening blade feature ensures the best cutting efficiency.
For precise cutting, there is a built-in sight line that helps you see where you are cutting.
Only weighs 1.6 pounds. With a battery (battery not included) so that the operator doesn’t get tired.
It’s small and easy to use at only 10-3/4 inches wide “Style: Lon.
Bare Tools.
CXT Multi-Cutter: 12V max CXT Multi-Cutter is a cordless tool that can cut through cardboard, carpet leather, rubber and vinyl as well as more. The Multi-Cutter has a 1/4” cutting capacity, a speed of 300 RPM, and a self-sharpening blade. It’s made to cut quickly and efficiently. Convenience features include a small and easy-to-handle design, as well as a built-in lock-on lever that helps keep the tool from being accidentally used. It weighs only 1.6 lbs. with 12V max CXT Lithium-Ion 2.0Ah battery (sold separately).
If you want to keep your 12V max CXT cordless tools running for a long time, you can also use the 12V max CXT Lithium-Ion 4.0Ah battery to keep them going (BL1041B). 12V max CXT Lithium-Ion batteries are made with a Battery Protection Circuit that protects against overcharging, over-discharging, and overheating. This circuit is built into the batteries. It’s part of the growing 12V max CXT series, which combines high performance with great ergonomics in a small package.
People should do this because it’s the right thing to do. At the time I wrote this review, I had already sent back the first one and had it replaced. The replacement was also “useless,” but it was the same. A lot of what people said below was true. Now, after I saw a friend use the tool and it worked very well. When I tried it, I found it very different from the other tools I had used before. There isn’t anything I can see that makes these different from each other. They have the same model number, color, and appearance, and I can’t see any difference at all. One for me and one for my wife. Definitely worth it.
If you push the non-ergonomic safety release, the product starts. I haven’t found a lot of use for this device, though. To be honest, there are only a few things I can see myself using this item for. All of them can be done better with tools I already own. This looks like a high-quality Makita product, but it doesn’t have a lot of power or performance. It doesn’t even work with the very thin plastic packages that come with prescription medicines and other things. Even if you cut 1/4″ corrugated cardboard, even jams won’t be able to cut them. I just tried to open a new DeWalt worklight that came in sealed anti-theft plastic. This item had a very hard time, and I had to use a box knife and scissors to finish the job. This is the only Makita product I’ve bought (and I have a lot) that doesn’t seem to be very useful to me. They might be able to find a market for a cordless cutting tool with some power and maneuverability, but this is not it.
