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The Makita LW1401 is a corded 14-inch abrasive cut-off saw for metal. A 15 AMP motor spins the wheel at 3,800 RPM, and the vise and fence handle pipe, tube, rebar, conduit and strut. It cuts up to 5-inch round stock and 4 x 7-5/8-inch rectangular tube, with miter settings to 45 degrees each way. At 37 pounds it is lighter than many 14-inch chop saws, and the tool-less vise and locking pin speed up repeated cuts and transport. Owners rate it for steady power and clean cuts; it is a no-frills abrasive saw, so expect sparks, noise and wheel wear rather than the burr-free finish of a dry-cut saw.
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Owners describe the LW1401 as a dependable, powerful abrasive chop saw that cuts straight and handles daily metal work. Most praise the vise and the motor; complaints center on noise, sparks and the burr left by abrasive wheels.
The Makita LW1401 is a corded 14-inch cut-off saw for cutting metal. It is made for light gauge metal stud and strut, pipe, all thread, conduit, tubing, rebar and similar material. A 15 AMP motor runs at 3,800 RPM.
The fence adjusts up to 45 degrees right or left for angle cuts and sets to 3 locations for different material sizes. A tool-less vise adjustment speeds up clamping. An adjustable spark guard diverts sparks, and a spindle lock makes wheel changes easier. The power button has a two-stage lock-off.
The saw weighs 37 pounds. A carrying handle is positioned for balanced weight distribution while transporting it. A locking pin secures the cutting head in the down position for transport and storage. The wrench stores on the base.
