Makita XGT in action with Robin Clevett: SP001G 40VMax Plunge Saw

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We are introducing the XGT in action series featuring Robin Clevett. In these series Robin will be making a porch roof while testing some of the Makita's XGT 40V machinery.
On the Sixth episode of the series, Robin is reviewing the SP001G 40VMax XGT Plunge Saw.
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14 окт 2022

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Комментарии : 11

@craigsheppard2201 Год назад

Can't be that good, he released a video of him fixing his TS-55 the other day 🤣🤣

@patrykgadomski4951 8 месяцев назад

It’s a beast of a saw, cuts through oak doors and fire doors like there paper

@nathkrupa3463 Год назад

Wow amazing work great design nice information shared thanks Robin sir 👍👌.

@spilleradam Год назад

I have a Mafell corded track saw, if your going to have dust extraction, you may as well have a corded saw.

@k.squared 2 месяца назад

Or you may have a battery powered vacuum.

@adamspiller4842 2 месяца назад

And you could charge batteries all day, and spend even more money on tools.

@k.squared 2 месяца назад

@@adamspiller4842 If you need to work where there is no cord, you will have batteries charged in advance. And why speak of more money, when the point of reference i Mafell? Can't understand the point of this entire discussion...

@adamspiller4842 2 месяца назад

@@k.squaredI guess my point is, just end up spending more and more money especially with cordless tools, a cordless track saw then you need a cordless dust extractor, and more batteries, and as far that Bluetooth that’s just another thing to go wrong

@k.squared 2 месяца назад

@@adamspiller4842 What is more money is subjective. Plus, many people don't have any tools and are just starting their career. On the other hand, the less tools or stuff in general one has, the better. If you have a tool you find sufficient, doesn't matter how much it cost to you or how much money you have, don't buy this one, - with this I agree 100%. Tool collection is a horrible trend. However, if consumption drops, which it most definitely should to battle energy waste and global climate change, the prices will go up. But I digress...