Makita Chain Saw – Tips and reviews
Makita owes its reputation for building outstanding quality power tools to the drive and determination for excellence that began over 85 years ago as a manufacturer of electric motors. In 1958, Makita introduced their first electric tool and today Makita is one of the world’s largest power tool manufacturers. Here we list some of the best Makita chain saws:
Makita UC4030A Electric Chain Saw
The Makita UC4030A Commercial Grade 16-Inch 15 Amp Electric Chain Saw (with Tool-Less Blade And Chain Adjustments) is very powerful, does not weigh much, and is more compact and more efficient than any other. Somw of the features this tool has are the following: rubberized grip handles are ergonomic for comfort and easy manipulation, large trigger switch with soft start for smooth start-ups, built-in current limiter helps protect motor from burn-out by reducing power to motor when saw is overloaded, large oil resevoir with view window allows operator to check bar oil level, automatic chain oiler for heavy continuous cutting, electric chain brake for maximum productivity, and double insulated for operator protection.
Makita DCS510-18 Commercial Grade 18-Inch 50cc 2-Stroke 3.2 HP Gas Powered Chain Saw
This one is a powerful chain saw, with the following features: Double air filtration, high power-to-weight ratio, easy maintenance, low noise operation and efficient cold weather operation. The saw has a chrome cylinder great anti vibration system and it also meets 300 hr emission standards.
Makita 5012B Commercial Grade 12-Inch 11.5 Amp Electric Chain Saw
This saw is a wood cutting machine. The chain speed is over 60mph and twice the speed of the next fastest electric chainsaws on the market. A reliable and durable performer, this saw features a 12-inch guide bar and a 5,500 FPM chain speed for zipping through branches and other material. A durable polycarbonate housing means longer tool life. A sprocket is cleverly installed inside the end of the chain bar for smooth chain action. A large hand protector in front deflects flying chips, and a built-in overload protector protects the tool and operator from power surges.