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Makita LW1401X 14" Cut-Off Saw with 5 ea. Cut-Off Wheels

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Condition
New
Size
14"
Style
With Cut-off wheels
Model
LW1401X
Dimensions
14.5 x 22.4 x 18.5 in
Weight
51.7 lb
Power Source
Corded
In the box
14" Cut-Off Saw (LW1401)Socket Wrench (782210-8)14" X 1" X 7/64" Abrasive Cut-Off Wheel5/pk (A-93859-5)
Warranty
1-year limited warranty

Features 5

  • Powerful 15 amp motor delivers 3, 800 RPM for superior performance and durability
  • Adjustable spark guard designed to divert sparks
  • Two-stage lock-off power button for operator convenience
  • Fence adjustment up to 45o for accurate angle cuts; adjusts to 3 locations for various material sizes

Description

The Makita 14” Cut-Off saw (LW1401X) is a Metal-Cutting solution built for light gauge metal stud and strut, pipe, all thread, conduit, tubing, rebar, and more. The 15 amp motor delivers 3, 800 RPM for the most demanding metal cutting applications. It is engineered to cut up to 5" round stock, 4-11/16” square tube, and 4” x 7-5/8” or 2-3/4” x 9-1/8” rectangular tubing. It also features fence adjustment up to 45 degrees right or left, and a “tool-less” vice adjustment for increased productivity. The LW1401X weighs only 37 pounds with a locking pin that secures the cutting head in the down position for easy transport and storage. Additional features include a large ergonomic handle and Two-Stage lock-off power button.

Specs 15

Manufacturer Makita
Part Number LW1401X
Item Weight 51.7 pounds
Product Dimensions 14.5 x 22.4 x 18.5 inches
Country of Origin China
Item model number LW1401X
Size 14"
Style With Cut-off wheels

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Nicely constructed, poorly designed.
Size: 14" Style: Makita
I had high hopes for this saw but it turned out to be a bust. If you're looking for 90 degree cuts only then the saw is ok, for angled cuts it's not well designed. Pros: Table is stamped but done nicely. The arm is well cast. Spring is heavy duty. Fence material is pretty thick. Overall the tool is well made. Cons: Unfortunately the fence on this tool is not well designed for 45 degree cuts. When the fence is set anywhere outside of 90 degrees, almost any level of tightening on the screw clamp will shift the angle of the fence regardless of how tight the bolts holding it in place are. Also at the time of this writing the description for the tool is wrong. It claims that the LW1401 comes with a tool-less fence. This is not the case as the fence uses 2 bolts and a wrench to secure it in place. The LW1400 is the model that has a tool-less fence. Guessing someone copied the same description text on both models. My saw also only came with two out of four rubber feet, which sucks... The handle is not the best design either. When the tool is at work bench height the handle is positioned very badly and is uncomfortable and awkward to use. Looks like they intended this to only be used at a job site on the floor. Overall: This really could have been an awesome saw if they'd just put a nice fence on it. The main reason I went with the Makita over the DeWalt was because the fence looked more reliable (unfortunately my local hardware store doesn't stock the Makita so I didn't see any of these issues until I bought it). If you're only looking to do 90 degree cuts then I'd still recommend the DeWalt based on the better handle design but this saw would do fine. But for anyone looking to do reliable and quick 45 degree cuts, you'll want to look elsewhere. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2018 by Amazon Customer
Short version: don't buy this thing it's really really bad
Size: 14" Style: with Tool-Less Wheel Change
Long Version: I saw the reviews describing out of square cuts and just assumed it was people who didn't understand how to set up the miter fence accurately... WRONG. The blade itself is out of square on the vertical plane!!! Several test cuts confirmed this. Even without this issue, this saw is INCREDIBLY poor quality. The blade guard is a flimsy piece of garbage, the base is a total joke, the clamp is so inaccurate and loose that metal stock slides under it if it is anything under about 3/16ths of an inch. It vomits sparks and hot embers everywhere while barely cutting through the work piece and every single time any metal stock comes in contact with the appallingly-low-grade silver painted stamped metal base it scratches and marks up the paint like crazy and within just a few test cuts this thing looks pretty beat to death. Most importantly though, my sample did not cut straight. Vertical cuts through 1/8" x 4" bar stock reveal the blade is off by a few degrees vertically. A call to Makita USA customer service revealed that it is completely not adjustable in any way! So back it goes!! I bought the Fein the same day I processed this return and WOW! The Fein Slugger 14" just blows this thing completely away. I mean it is an exceptional professional grade tool - which I expected from the Makita brand and was SORELY let down in the EXTREME! The sad truth is that the big three (Makita, Dewalt, Milwaukee) have all decided to produce their own versions of these cheapo 200 dollar range abrasive metal chop saws and the reviews on all of them are pretty bad. I suppose some are accurate but it seems the samples are super inconsistent. I feel i have better things to do than serve as QC for a multi-million dollar international company who is too cheap to test and regulate what they are making themselves - Sorry, not my job Makita dudes!!! If you feel the same way save yourself some headaches and time and just spring for a real metal cutting saw - there really is no comparison to the Fein. Maybe your experience will vary but my take-away is a resounding, "Shame on YOU Makita... SHAME SHAME SHAME... embarassingly poor quality "tool" - if you could really even call it that." What a joke... really sad they have fallen this far... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2021 by Ben
Read my review!
Size: 14" Style: Makita
I just want to say the other person who said that the saw cuts a bit off is correct! I am a welder and part time fab I saw that review and thought maybe the fence wasnt square so I used a 12" speed square to square up and still didn't fix so when cutting 1/4 tube or angle iron it will be slightly off at the end. Ive tried soft pressure med pressure hard pressure when cutting all has the same results unless you cut thin steel. (and yes I leveled everything on my table so the steel was level when being cut) OVER ALL DECENT BUT NOT ACCURATE ENOUGH TO RELY ON WILL ALWAYS NEED TOUCH UP WITH YOUR GRINDER FOR TIGHT FIT UPS. I am also a die hard makita fan so this made me slightly upset. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2021 by Joshua
Better than I expected.
Size: 14" Style: with Tool-Less Wheel Change
For the price, and based on a few reviews, I expected an "adequate" tool. It was better than I expected, starting with the weight. This saw is well built with a metal base and steel clamp/miter components Yet, when the motor is locked down it is easy to move.. Very powerful motor, makes short work of thick walled tubing. I haven't cut any flat stock yet, so I have no input there. Like others have said, be wary of your background as it makes sparks aplenty. The tool-less wheel mount is also a plus. No need to worry about losing the wrench. Seems to hold the wheel very tightly. If you need a handy cutoff saw for occasional jobs or projects, I highly recommend this Makita saw! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2020 by brown61dawg
Nice machine
Size: 14" Style: Makita
I noticed on several reviews that there are only 3 rubber feet, same here, but in my case I don't need the feet cause mine is mounted on a stand.. --- anyone that is willing to pay postage I'll send them a rubber foot.
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2020 by ROB TAYLOR
frustrating inaccurate cuts, off by a 1/4 " . expensive to pay for crooked cuts.
Size: 14" Style: with Tool-Less Wheel Change
The cuts are off by a 1/4". I thought it was the blade bending/flexing. I thought i was cutting too fast. i thought i was cutting too slow. i thought it was because i was cutting 45 degree angles. no matter what i do , it cuts crooked, even when i cut straight pipe. I did not unpack it until after 30 days. So my return policy is done! miso madd. Disappointed with this product. i paid all that money for something that doesn't work properly. I have to grind all my cuts. what a waste. i should just use a hacksaw instead. don't buy this tool. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2020 by so
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