Makita 15 Amp 14 in. Cut-Off Saw with Tool-Less Wheel Change

The Makita 14 in. Cut-Off Saw (LW1400) is a metal-cutting solution built for light gauge metal stud and strut, pipe, all thread, conduit, tubing, rebar and more. The LW1400 features an extra-large spark guard and tool-less flange removal for faster blade changes and ease-of-use. The 15 Amp motor delivers 3,800 RPM for the most demanding metal cutting applications. It is engineered to cut up to 5 round stock, 4-11/16 square tube and 4 in. x 7-5/8 in. or 2-3/4 in. x 9-1/8 in. rectangular tube. It also features 2 tool-less adjustment features including the fence (45° right or left) and vice adjustment for increased productivity. The LW1400 weighs only 37.9 lbs. with a locking pin that secures the cutting head in the down position for easy transport and storage. Additional features include a large ergonomic handle and two-stage lock-off power button.

• Powerful 15 Amp motor delivers 3,800 RPM for superior performance and durability
• Tool-less flange removal for quick and easy blade and wheel changes
• Extra-large spark guard captures and deflects debris away from the surrounding area
• Large cutting capacity; cuts up to 5 in. round and 4 in. x 7-5/8 in. rectangular
• Tool-less fence adjustment up to 45° for faster and more accurate angle cuts; adjusts to 3 locations for various material sizes
• Tool-less vice adjustment for quick and easy clamping of material
• Locking pin secures cutting head in down position for easy transport and storage
• Stamped steel base provides added rigidity for increased durability
• 2-stage lock-off power button for operator convenience
• Large ergonomic handle for operator comfort when performing various cutting applications
• Carrying handle is ergonomically positioned to provide a balanced weight distribution for increased comfort while transporting the saw
• Weights only 37.9 lbs. for increased job site portability
• Spindle lock for easy accessory changes

 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov