Makita 5704RK 7"/190mm 240V Circular Saw, complete with Heavy Duty Carry Case and Carbide Tipped Saw Blade

With this app you can find out just how much of a standard daily allowance you are being exposed to for each tool you use. Built with HSE standards, you simply enter the vibration value of the tool (either manually or from a list of Makita products), how long you expect for trigger time and the Makita Vibration Calculator works out the rest. The **Makita 5704R** is a circular saw, and it's a part of Makita's line of power tools known for their quality and reliability. Here are some key features and information about the Makita 5704R: Durability:** Makita tools are renowned for their durability and build quality, ensuring a long tool lifespan even in demanding work environments.Circular Saw Blade:** It is designed for use with a circular saw blade, allowing you to make precise and straight cuts through different materials such as wood, plywood, MDF, and more. Yes you should. Although the amount of noise produced by a circular saw can vary between brands and models, long term exposure to loud noise can cause permanent hearing damage. That is why it is a good idea to wear hearing protection. I've now bought and tried the 610. I got it bare unit only, and it comes without any box, they just supplied the unit with manual and allen key. The manual says to only use the saw with the offcut on the saw side (left), so I guess J&K is breaking that rule? I did the same and didn't see any problem - it's not a heavy saw but you might risk a less accurate cut that way round.

I didn't find the job light much use when cutting, I didn't think it added much, chances are you already have light over your bench. It's not like the ones on the Makita drills, which are invaluable and in my view a major selling point. Can't comment on dust extraction, I'd need to try one without to understand if that's needed. hi, ive recently changed all my cordless gear from old style makita to the new lithium gear, ive been looking at the circular saws and just wanted some advice before buying anything, hi thanks for the advice, that saw would be perfect if it was quarter of the price, how the hell is it so expensive??, is that saw or the left handed equivelent much better than the 136mm blade ones?, or is the left handed saw easy to ger used to, with or without a swanson type square??? Once thing I did notice, is that unlike the Makita LXT hammer drill there is no third connector to the battery, only two. The impact driver also has only two connectors. I am guessing that the third connector is for monitoring the battery temperature and allows the hammer drill to cut out when it gets too hot (it's done this on me when drilling about 6-7 wall plugs in a row). The 610 is missing the third connector, and that says to me that you should only use it for short cuts. If you're doing longer cuts take regular breaks or risk your battery. It will be interesting to see if the 630 has the third connector.hi thanks again, your deffinateley starting to sell me on the 610, how does it handle cutting on a sawhorse or something, like if your at the end of a cut on a piece of 4 x 2, does it stay square?, i would have thought the weight of the saw on the offcut of timber would tip the blade?

Home > Do-It-Yourself > Circular Saws > Makita Circular Saws > Makita 5704R Circular Saw Manual Makita 5704R Circular Saw Ergonomic Design:** Makita tools are known for their ergonomic design, making them comfortable to use and reducing user fatigue during extended periods of work.

Vibration in the workplace is a serious risk that any power tool user should take seriously. Without the proper precautions taken, permanent damage can be incurred such as White Finger.