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The Makita DSP600 is a cordless plunge saw that runs on two 18V batteries in series for a 36V brushless motor. It cuts on Makita guide rails, bevels from -1 to 48 degrees with positive stops, and has a variable speed dial from 2,500 to 6,300 rpm plus automatic torque drive that adjusts speed to the load. The kit adds two 5.0Ah batteries, a charger, two 1.5m guide rails, a connector, a 56-tooth blade and a Makpac case. It suits trim carpenters and installers who want track-saw accuracy without a cord; the trade-off against corded plunge saws is runtime and the need to manage two batteries.
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Owners rate the DSP600 as a smooth, accurate track saw that cuts like a corded unit, with the auto torque drive keeping speed up in thick material. Complaints centre on weight and on battery drain when cutting all day.
The Makita DSP600TJ is a cordless plunge saw with a brushless motor. It runs on two 18V Li-ion batteries in series, which together power a 36V motor drive system. It works with Makita guide rails for straight cuts.
The saw has an electric brake, a variable speed control dial and a soft start. Automatic Torque Drive Technology changes the cutting speed to match the load. A depth stopper allows splinter-free cutting. The bevel adjusts from -1 to 48 degrees, with a positive stop for bevel adjustment.
The kit includes the saw in a Makpac case, two 5.0Ah batteries, a charger, two 1.5M guide rails and a guide rail connector.
