Product Detail
The Makita 5007NK circular saw comes with several useful items. You'll get a 24T carbide-tipped blade (D-24826), a blade wrench (783204-6), and a tool case. This saw features a powerful 15.0 AMP motor, offering a great power-to-weight ratio. The lower guard design enhances performance during bevel and narrow cuts. It has a large cutting capacity - 2-1/2 inches at 90°, 1-3/4 inches at 45°, and 1-3/8 inches at 56°. With an all-ball bearing construction, it has a longer tool life. You can make bevel cuts from 0° to 56° with positive stops at 22.5°, 45°, and 56° for quick settings. The well-balanced design ensures superior handling and performance. Its ergonomic rubberized grip provides extra comfort. The depth and bevel scales have large, easy-to-read markings. The flat motor housing design increases stability when changing blades. It has a heavy-gauge aluminum wraparound base. There's a conveniently located shaft lock for easy blade replacement. Large cam levers allow for easy and fast bevel and depth settings. The lever placement makes it easy to adjust the depth. The reinforced 10 ft. cord can withstand jobsite abuse, reducing repair costs. A built-in dust blower clears the cutting line for greater accuracy. It's double-insulated and is ideal for framers, builders, masons, and contractors.
Using the Makita 5007NK circular saw is straightforward. First, make sure you have the right blade for the job. You can easily change the blade by using the conveniently located shaft lock. To set the cutting depth and bevel angle, use the large cam levers. The markings on the scales are big and easy to read, so you can quickly set the right angle. When you're ready to start cutting, hold the saw firmly with the ergonomic rubberized grip for comfort. The built-in dust blower will clear the line of cut, giving you better accuracy. Remember, this saw is double-insulated, but always follow basic safety rules like wearing safety goggles and gloves. As for maintenance, keep the saw clean after each use. Check the cord regularly for any signs of damage, as the reinforced cord can withstand jobsite abuse but still needs to be inspected. If the saw isn't working as well as it should, it might be time to replace the blade. With proper use and care, this saw will serve you well for a long time, making it a great tool for framers, builders, masons, and contractors.
