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Well - The Makita 40v Rear Handle Saw Did just what I thought it would do (GOOD FOR YOU BAD FOR ME!)
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2021
- the Makita 40v rear handle circular Saw performed just like I thought it would. today we put this new 40v Makita Saw to the test and I'll tell you this, it's good for you and bad for me
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I have the 36V and totally love that I can use the same battery packs for my smaller Makita tools too. However this 40V is really impressive. Thanks for the great review.
Hands down Makita all the way, my Dewalt was strong but not balanced for me and good power but i didn't notice much difference, it kept shaking, this one was spot on.
Thanks for the video.
My xgt 7 1/4 rear handle came in last week from acme tools. I must say it is super smooth and it’s all I’ll use now my 18 x2 is only going to be a back up.
Thanks for the feedback Lucas!
I like that makita left the vacuum port on the back from the 36v saw to the new 40v saw @ToolReviewZone
I have the new 40v recip saw and hammer drill. They both have an absolutely noticeable power increase with the 4.0 battery. I would imagine this rear handle would be the same.
As a finish carpenter I along with most my brothers in saw stay away from the 71/4” saw & go with 61/2” . Not so with the Mikita! I use my 36v to split plywood ,make jigs ,cut 4x4, 6x6’s and on! I own a Skill Worm and would not do that on a precise cut! The Makita 36v or 40v I would! I use two 5 amp hour batteries and for me that’s good!
I really hv no good reason to switch anytime soon? However if I was a framer I would ? Time is money and steps saved is money made! However I am a precision carpenter / cabinet maker! But I enjoy that saw!
I got the saw, love it! Only got 1 4ah battery, but it’s lasts and charges super fast! Was cutting all day Friday, building a mahogany privacy fence. By lunch I still had plenty of juice left, and 30 min later when I got back from lunch the battery was fully charged.
The dewalt might have more umph going through PT, but the makita is def smoother and faster when there isn’t too much resistance. Haven’t cut any PT yet.
Thanks for the amazing feedback Rock!
My battery sucks, I have the 4h 40v that came with it and the battery lasts about 15 min non stop I was making stakes out of 2x4
You nailed it, something about makita that feels so good when using, even thought it’s not powerful as the other brands
I have the 36V rear handle saw. Love it. Very smooth and very well designed ergonomically. I’ll stay with this for now, since I had bought it not too long ago. 😕
Same here. Just got into both of the 36v saws and will be here for awhile.
@@dougfowler6898 I also recently bought Makita’s track saw, barrel jig saw, and portable router. 🤷🏼♀️
@@lisaferrara8120 Haha, Lisa for the win!! Hey, I was feeling guilty about getting both saws, you made me feel better. That barrel jig saw and track saw is definitely on my list.
Can't blame ya Lisa 👊
I have some 18V x2 tools and it never bothered me enough to want something different. They were always great and I love them (they can get heavy after a while) but I am sorely tempted by this 40v stuff. I'm digging this saw. The batteries are (even more) pricey but all these "super duper" batteries are.
Hey yo Clint! Fantastic my Man! I know you’re not overly fond of Makita, but yet you still review one of their tools, and call it like it is. INTEGRITY. This was very interesting, but I don’t think I’m going to run out and replace my 36 volt ‘Kita? I do agree about the two battery system, but it makes the XSH01 run “like a Ferrari!” Battery side is homely! Kinda reminds me of the M18 chain saw, but hey, it’s about cutting through the wood after all. @ 07:08 you can see through the blade, a really cool visual effect. You do it all, Clint!
Glad you’re recovering and doing better! This Man needs to hit 150K everybody, let’s go!
Take care! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁✌🏻🇺🇸
Thanks so much for the awesome feedback and comment George, you're awesome brother 👊
I have the 36v and love it. It's the workhorse Ive taken to dozens of projects.
Thanks Clint, my dad the Makita gnome is actually starting to like you and your videos😎😍😎😍😎
Haha, your father the Gnome is very pesky!!!! TED!
I SAW where this WOOD come to the US market. Definitely glad this didn’t CUT into your time and you were able to make this video
Hahahahaha, another amazing word play comment Dan The Man!!!!!
I have mostly Makita 36v and some 18v tools. (10 inch compound miter, weed trimmer, and saw like you showed). Yes they are very good tools. Like them more than any of my other brands.
(Bosch,Ridgid,and others). I do not have any of the dewalt tools but know that most of the contractors I have used like their dewalt products a lot also.
Should put this up against the skilsaw cordless 7 1/4 worm drive.
This is the tool/review ive been looking for. Its 1 of 3 tools getting me into the 40v line.
Hope it helped J L!!!
What are the other two?
You can keep the Ferrari of saws. I'll keep the Toyota of saws in 7-1/4", Milwaukee. Mine does what I want, damn well with Diablo finish blades (60 TPI). But that's only because I'm already wedded to that battery platform (and my favorite color is red). If I were an actual contractor, I'd probably have a best of selection of every tool. But I'm a handyman, with limited resources, so I'm sticking with the platform I'm on. M12 & M18 cover everything I need, from furniture assembly (M12 installer driver with four heads) to concrete bolts (M12 5/8" SDS+) to M18 1/2" drive fuel nut buster (installing "exercise" equipment mounts in ceiling joists - I don't judge).
Makita 18v and Milwakee M12 platforms here at this house. I did a buy battery adapter for M18 tools to feed from Makita18 batteries just in case an M18 tool adopts me LOL
Well another great review brother but I got to tell you that your video production, filming and even the audio now with the Rode has stepped up to an entirely new game, well done!
-Adam
The New Woodworker
Thanks brother, really appreciate the feedback and happy it's sounding better!!!!
Fantastic! Good job there mate.
But tell me what is the pros and cons on using a rear handle rather than the “usual “ ones?
Hahahaha that dollar on every cut had me laughing my ass off.
I have a handful of the 36 volt tools and for me the two batteries work out really well. I loathe having multiple chargers and non swappable setups. To each their own.
Yeo Makita should have made the 40v batteries backward compatible imo ,that's why I love my Flexvolt tools.
Yes I also won’t be getting rid any of my lxt batteries or tools to move to the 40 v because Makita asleep and dident make the 40v battery comparable with the lxt tools like Dewalt s flexvolt just shut up Makita
You can keep the pieces I’ll collect the sawdust! Thanks Clint now I want a 40v dammit sir you spend my money faster than I do!!!!
Hahaha, sounds good to me brother 🤣😂
I couldn’t have asked for a better person to review the Ferrari of saws😎 thank you so much for all your videos, sir. Greetings from California!
Thanks for the awesome comment Humberto, I truly appreciate it
I have a ton of 18V tools and two 36 volt tools and it's so damn cool that I can just use my existing Makita batteries in tools that deliver "40V" performance. I think this system is absolutely awsome. The 40V system is great as well and it's good that it's there, but it's just not for the average user. The investment is HUGE, regardless of the fact if you already have 18V tools or are starting from scratch. For the amount of money you'll have to put down to get a basic set of 40V tools and batteries, you can get a small workshop full of 18V and 36V tools and all the batteries you'll ever need. And the difference in performance between the 36V Makitas and the 40V Makitas is not too great, they both are 36V after all. They are more powerful, but you really, I mean REALLY have to need that tad of extra power to justify that investment. Plus the extra risk, if a tool breaks or get's stolen, if a battery breaks or get's stolen, you instantly loose a TON of money. Want to expand your business and need extra tools? Again, the investment is WAY higher. So, If you are a mason or a heavy metal worker or something in that area, sure, 40/80V is for you. If you are pretty much anything else, going 40V will put you at an economical disadvantage without bringing anything to the table that would translate into a competitive advantage.
Im a 3rd gen carpenter by trade. i am building something 15 hours a day- 7 days a week, whether thats on a jobsite or in my shop. I bought the 36V rearhandle saw 4+ years ago. Long before Home Depot came out with them for $249 w/2 extra batteries. THIS saw was a HUGE investment at $379 the day i bought it and yet I just ordered the 40V at $365.......today.
Don't forget both the 18V 5aH and the 40V 2.5aH both have a 90Wh capacity so you're comparing apples to apples in that sense 👍 (2.5 x 36 = 90 and 18 x 5 = 90). And the 2.5 40V has 18650 cells just like the LXT.
Makita is underrated in general!
Why is it not (2.5 x 40 and 36 x 5?) The two batteries are ran in series to get the 36v right?
A few things.. the Makita "40V" line is 40V "max," so 36V nominal. On the 36x5... you're correct, it would be 180Wh. Good catch!
@@PhillyFixed Ah didn't realize it was 36V nominal
6400 rpm? Whaaaa? The 36v is 5100 rpm. At 6400 the cuts must be smooth as a baby's bottom! Plus the blade guard not hanging up on a cut start? I need that smoothness (of the blade guard/shield) for demolishing wooden pallets. Going from picket to picket to picket in a matter of seconds, freaking matters! Clint, it's okay to like Makita. No one will judge you. Peace and God bless! 😎🎸👍
Whaaaaaa? Yeah bro... it's pretty impressive. They definitely make it hard for me to hate them bro lol
I already have the old two battery saw. Works for me. No reason to upgrade.
Can't blame ya.
I like Milwaukee’s power 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 but you just can’t beat makita for being so comfortable to use 😇😇😇 and can’t help it love the gnome 😂😂😂 I have the 36 volt saw and I have gotten use to the 2 batteries system!!! God Bless and keep the coolest videos on u tube coming 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💥💥💥💥
Haha, thanks for the comment Bobby.... that gnome is sooooo pesky!
Clint, you have to bring that treated 6x6 to life!! It's your mascot...should have a name! It's an old, bitter, angry piece of drill-busting wood. That's not stain on it, it's Makita tears! Love your content ; great work,
Hahahaha, freaking awesome comment Guy. I'll get that bad boy ready for the next vid brother lol
I just bought the 2 battery one , haven't used it yet. They had an awesome deal at Home depot , it was 100 bucks off and 2 free batteries + the 2 that came with it !!!! I already have a Makita platform ... Love the blutooth radio and speaker ,, but Why don't they have it combined with the charger for batteries ????
If everyone stopped buying lumber then next month the prices should come down to get rid of inventory
Hey I’m sure u have been asked this, but what is the blue rose tattoo about? Grateful Dead maybe? Luv the channel. Thanks for the great content.
Hi Amanda! Na, your the first. I played guitar since I was 8yo and got this when I was 16. It's a rose wrapped around a music note 🎵
the saw is real nass like. 36 volt sounds nice on paper but can rough you buy twice as many batteries.
Exactly Chris!!!!
Love your energy my man! Great video 👍 I’m a big makita fan so keep em coming and I’ll keep watching 🖤🌌
Haha, thanks brother 👊
I am looking into a cordless saw. I LOVED my SkillSaw; loved my DeWalt so to switch to Mikita 36 or 40v would be … sinful? I have ALL DeWalt cordless tools BUT to go to 60v? No - - I will go to Mikita dedicated tool/saw.
I would like to see a head to head 40 volt vs the 18 volt x2 model
Ok 👌
gr8 job on vid - makita vry nice - but im in luv wit my 2nd gen flexvolt blade rt saw wit 12amp flex v batt
Love my 36v makita rear handle its a amazing saw I agree with you clint it defenitly is the Ferrari of Circular saws @ToolReviewZone
Clearly you haven't used a 54V Dewalt circular saw, it shits all over that makita everyday of the week.
I love youtube because people like you make good videos and real review and funny also keep going godbless you my friend
I love this video Clint. This is probably the 5th time I’ve watched it. I’m really considering getting into this Makita 40 V platform and would love to see you put up the new 40v Makita against the M18 and the DEWALT. Think that would make an awesome episode. Maybe put a little Halloween 🎃 spin on it with the Makita Gnome up to his usual stuff. Cheers 🍻
I have to admit you should of done a 5 ah battery to keep it equal. Dewalt had the early advantage here. There is a massive difference when using a bigger ah battery as power output/ amps is balanced across more cells. Means Less volt drop and more current can be pulled by motor. Think of it like 1 hand that can lift 10kg lifting a weight that’s 10kg . Its giving its max to lift it. Now 10 hands lifting the same weight doing 1kg each. Each hand would work less and would have 9k in reserve lift strength . Battery cells are worked less and have more to give when there’s more of them sharing the load. It’s the same on every brand and battery.
Yer reviews are so entertaining man! Love it!
Are they going to releases this with the dual battery design too at 80v? There’s your power.
Yes
Clint, It is a great saw, but I got the 36V with 2 5ahr batteries and a charger for 145. So I'll settle with the 36V
thanks so much i’ve been waiting for months for this very video
Try the Makita Rear handle machine against the Skilsaw 77 Cordless saw machine!
The Milwaukee fuel with a 6ah battery lasted from 7am to 12pm cutting here and there. I bought the xgt and I was making stakes out of 2x4 and my 4ah lasted 15 min non stop. Maybe I have a bad battery
Hey Clint is acme going to send you the new 40v 10 1/4 saw to look at also oh man that would be sweet @ToolReviewZone
He makes me spend money. Acme should lock him in before he gets poached.
Lmao 🤣👊
Very possible Antonio 👊
@@ToolReviewZone oh yeahhhh
Isn't it a 8 1/2" not a 10?
Clint i always new that you are makita guyits in your hard Vince from VCG construction tol me O well what can we do
I just watched your short review of the Skil Rear Handle saw (9/3/2022). Do you still feel this Makita is a great saw? I have 8 18v 5.0ah batteries due to a screw up by HD in my favor (HD told me to keep them and the 2 dual bay fast chargers). Would the Makita 36v Rear Handle saw still be a good purchase? A series of videos detailing what to look for when purchasing various power tools would be very helpful for first time buyers, especially coming from the viewpoint of a professional such as yourself, Clint! Thanks!!
Clint, that's real nass like...😁👍
You had me at 11ounces. That is one light saw.
I thought he misspoke there and meant to say 11.12lbs…there’s no way that saw is less than a pound.
@@myinlawsitsupport972 I know, I was just giving him a hard time.
Oh yeah I will be buying this 4-sure!
Maskita! 💪🏽
Smeeesh that like button 👀👉🏽 👍🏽
Haha, they are definitely a nuisance brother, and thanks for the SMEEESH Jason!!!!!!
That's real powerful that's pretty high RPM
It's a crazy beast TC💪
MAKITA 40V LINE IS MASTER RACE!!! ALL OTHER TOOLS WILL CLEANSED FROM THIS LAND!
Haha Dewalt Flexvolt IS THE KING and the most powerful and the batteries are backwards compatible.
I like the 36v it means you can run the 18v batteries and still get a better power output without having to jump to 40v. So expensive atm!
5:31 Nah, cuz ain’t gold bars cheaper than wood right now😅
Lmao Aepek 🤣👊
How does it compare with the top handle version?
This being more expensive why does this one not come with LED light, AWS and overload LED indicator similar to the XGT HS003?
Do review between dewalt 60v rear handle and m18 rear handle see which ones better. I have the dewalt and feel it cuts too rough like the buttery smoothness of makita but I don’t want to buy another saw just yet 😭
I believe I did do a tool duel on them. Can't remember who won though 🤔
6:44 Ballin' on a budget
Lol, damn right brother hahaha
I would like to see head to head 40v vs 60v dewalt you should make a video
Cool Video Clint been looking into a rear handle saw 😎
This is definitely a great one to have Jamal 👊👊👊
@@ToolReviewZone appreciate it Bro, you're videos are very helpful😎
And so is all the support you show brother 👊👊👊
This circular saw is amazing
You know there is a dust port right below the top handle that has a black rubber cap over it?
Not too hateful of a saw but I'm not really in the market for a saw....at least that's what my wife says....what? Yes dear, I'm not looking at that channel anymore....yes dear, I know how much 2 x 4's cost...not looking, dear! (You get me in such trouble! )
Hahaha, awesome comment Jim 😆
another difference is the two battery saw runs up to 5,100 RPM. The single battery saw runs up to 6,400 RPM.
wanna see makita xgt rear handle compared to dewalt 60v rear handle.
Nice
Saw a bigger version the other day. It will do 4 by timber in one pass
It's very important that the treated 4x4 had No pilot holes, otherwise this wouldn't be a legitimate test!
Is it fair to say that if these rear handle saws aren’t real worm drives, they’re just the same thing as the right blade saw in a different body?
Yeah, basically a side winder 👊
7:21 😎👍💯🌟🌟🌟🌟 They make some goood krap-O-laaaaaa laaaa
Lol 😆
Why are they all made left handed
How's the power on this one compare to the milwaukee fuel rear handle?
Great question... I'll do a tool duel
@@ToolReviewZone
Sweet!
Let’s make battle Makita 40v vs 577 and 2830!!!
Cant wait to see this head to head vs the skilsaw wormdrive cordless saw
And milwaukee, dewalt and hilti
Makita dominates in all types of saw
i already liked the video, however....... THATS REAL NASS LIKE
Haha, thanks Jayce and GL!!!!
REAL NASS LIKE
Здравствуйте!Я так и не понял,какая мощнее 40в мах,или 2×18,спасибо!!!
If makita came out with LXT batteries in the 7-15AH range in the future, with limited backwards compatibility due to increased size, it could make the need to transition to 40v almost a non issue.
Tools are almost exclusively limited to the amount of power they can pull from the batteries at any given moment. Typically the more W-hrs you have the more power you can utilize in a given chemistry, Voltage increase will lead to smaller motors in a given power foot print and a slight bump in speed and efficiency but it won't make a huge difference.
I personally don't mind the x2 36v LXT stuff. Its also mirrored in the x2 80v XGT, so again non issue. The main reason anyone should jump to 40v XGT is the increased W-hrs of the batteries- which leads to higher outputs in general. (that and the slightly better, newer designs)
My fingers are crossed for those larger LXT batteries to come out, maybe a year or two after the XGT so they don't compete directly and as closely with each other. A lot of the smaller tools are too close to call a clear winner of XGT over LXT
Hi are you have a good day
Thanks Tammy, hope yours was good as well!!!
You’re funny man. Had to like n sub.
That's awesome Future. Welcome to the channel 👊👊👊
there is a shootout on the right side of those saws pull the cap out lol
right in front of the handle
I 100% agree with you on the two battery system. I would never buy into Makita as long as that is a thing. I don’t know why they ever released something so stupid.
I got the 36v, some flexvolt stuff too, and once the batteries are in its makes no difference.
Literally the only true one battery system running close to 300 tools and when you have apps that need the higher power... 2 batteries..the entire jobsite from lights to rotary hammers to blowers... I battery... 1 charge system... not sure why one doesn't see the efficiency and value of this.
@@travisjazzbo3490 yup on job sites guys putting in lags, holddowns, the 36v saws for the guys up on the roof and in the rafters, your charging platform will get alot of traffic. Batteries swapping from the 36v sawzall to your saw in the rafters or into a impact and driver after hacking away to install hardware. 18 v is all you need. Plus I like the weight spread out between the two batteries compared to the big blocks for the high voltage batteries from dewalt and Milwaukee. Balance of the mikita rear handle 36v feels alot better than the times I used a comparable dewalt or Milwaukee system.
@@travisjazzbo3490 That's not true, at all. Dewalt has their flexvolt platform, which runs all their 20V and 60V tools off of one battery platform. Milwaukee can keep up (and when it comes to impacts often beat) many Flexvolt and LXT 36V tools with their 21700 based High Output batts. Both tool lines are just as comprehensive as Makita's, but neither have quite as many overlapping products.
Makita's 36v system is a compromise, and while it gave them an edge early on, it has since been surpassed and it prevented Makita from moving onto 21700 LXT batts.
@@reaperreaper5098 Let's talk about it. Imagine a professional job site... Would you see professionals with BRICK BATTERIES on 1/4" impacts, or common drills, or small recips or any small power tool? Professionals care about ergonomics as much as anything else in power tools, as they should. I realize in the construction trade, probably the majority are not really PROs, but I am talking about real professionals, and what batteries they will be using per tool every single day, 100% of the time.
So, while the big brick battery of DW (Flexvolt) will work in the small tools, it makes no sense to use them that way on a regular basis, nor are they advertised that way, as it not only makes it the tool significantly heavier, but it also loses any balance it was designed to have originally with the normal batteries.
With Makita, the design of the higher powered tools, with the 2 batteries, is designed for excellent ergonomics, and those same batteries are literally designed for almost 300 tools. Flexvolt is not designed to use for the hundred-plus or more applications of a small tool.
That is what I mean about the TRUE ONE BATTERY system... It is literally designed so that the LXT system is literally for each and every tool, from small, to large, all day, every day.
Mine is finally coming tomorrow!!
Let me know how you like it Jonathan!
How does this compare to the Skilsaw cordless 7 1/4?
Both awesome Sawa and would say they Both perform perfectly. That said, Skilsaw does not have a large platform and Makita is set to release 50 tools in this line. Because of that alone I would need to give the win to Makita
Seems like this saw is real nass like! Don't have any Makita ones.
They need to make a 10” blade cordless
They did! 😃
How does it stack up to the 36v
Feels exactly the same but definitely more power 🔋💪
The older x2 18v and the new 40v are both running at 36v...exactly the same voltage. The weight advantage is a big deal on the new saw. That said, I won't be upgrading. I'm too invested in the 18v platform and they are powerful enough for me.
real nass like
Can't wait for the vs dewalt video. When it happens could you use the new 5ah battery makita got?
The only one I have is the 4.0 brother
hey did i miss the updated "TREATED 4X4 SONG", as for the gnome i think he suffering from "LITTLE MAN/GNOME SYNDROME" I've seen it b4 dont turn your back on him lol
It still need to come with (2) two batteries!🤦🏾😎🎯
However It cant give you all the power on the only bl4925
Clint, looks like Makita has made a great saw. However, because of how that gnome treats you, my brother, I am not giving him any of my hard earned cash.
Hahaha, thanks Meat... your the man brother
Makita do make a real nice like saw 😂😂😂😂👌👍
Lol, yeah.... they do 😄
Does anyone else think that the electric brake is slower than the 36v?