Voltage is 36.00 volts.
Centrum Collection 21022 PC PLC 1 Light Ceiling Light Centrum Collection 21022 P.
Polished chrome is the finish on this item.
Matte Opal Glass in a Bare Tool Desig.
Makita XSH01Z 18V X2 LXT Lithium-Ion (36V) Cordless Saw with 7-1/4-Inch Bare Blade “Circular Saw (also known as a circular jigsaw) (Tool Only). With a 4,800 RPM motor built by Makita, you can cut and rip materials quickly and efficiently. Using two 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Batteries, you can get the power and performance of a corded saw without having to move away from your 18V LXT workstation. The two 18V LXT Lithium-Ion batteries provide up to 2.5X more cuts per charge than the single 18V LXT Lithium-Ion battery. Durability is ensured by the use of a magnesium base with reinforcement. It is lightweight, weighing only 10.1 lbs. when equipped with batteries for the operator’s comfort. Large cutting capacity (25-1/2 inches) “at 90 Degree) and bevel capacity (0 Degree- 50 Degree), with positive stops at 45 Degree, 30 Degree, and 15 Degree. at 90 Degree) and bevel capacity (0 Degree- 50 Degree). Handles with a rubberized soft grip for increased comfort are included. It is equipped with large rubberized levers that allow for quick and easy depth and bevel changes. It is equipped with a blade wrench that is conveniently located on board. When changing the blade, the flat motor housing is designed to provide stability to the motor. The built-in dust blower keeps the line of cut clean, allowing the operator to be more accurate. The electric brake is designed to increase productivity to the greatest extent possible. The L.E.D. battery and temperature indicator keeps track of the battery’s charge status as well as the temperature of the battery. Ideal for framers, builders, roofers, forming, and a variety of other applications. The item is sold as a bare tool.
Okay, I’m a fan of the saw. The power is adequate; it only takes half a second to accelerate to full speed. What I don’t care for about it is the bag it comes in!. I understand what you’re saying: some bean counter in the home office calculated that they could save $1.00 by not making a tool box to transport this thing. I mean, a bag has to be less expensive, right. At the very least, you could have made the bag large enough to accommodate the saw. I tried everything I could think of to get the saw into the bag. It’s the right size, but it won’t zip all the way up. It’s extremely frustrating!. You’d think that for the price you’re paying, you’d get a bag that can actually hold the saw, as well as a few other extras. Makita has done an excellent job on this one!
