makita battery hand wet cutter

[itstony]

:hurray:
That's bookmarked, thanks!

Those blades look good. The standard blade with the tool is actually a tooth bladed edge which blew my mind when I saw it, but it really works good at 900rpm. It needs the ater though.

 

[redrex]

Hi all,

Got mine for my last job,next day delivery (pics of result in my gallery) worked a treat for what I needed, set the depth and no cut UFH cables! This was the least expensive I could find on the net as I was charging customer for it in the job. Don't know if a mistake was made in packing but I also recieved 2 batteries and a lovely 10 m tape measure. 2 batteries just as well as it takes 60 mins to charge and lasts an hour. Does chugg along at it's own pace but gives really accurate, fine cuts especially used with a straight edge.

[link removed] that price is for the full unit not naked!

Redrex

 

[itstony]

Hi all,

Got mine for my last job,next day delivery (pics of result in my gallery) worked a treat for what I needed, set the depth and no cut UFH cables! This was the least expensive I could find on the net as I was charging customer for it in the job. Don't know if a mistake was made in packing but I also recieved 2 batteries and a lovely 10 m tape measure. 2 batteries just as well as it takes 60 mins to charge and lasts an hour. Does chugg along at it's own pace but gives really accurate, fine cuts especially used with a straight edge.

[link removed] that price is for the full unit not naked!

Redrex

Totally agree, when needed it does the job.
The more tools you have, the easier things are. You need a 5kg hammer and a pin hammer, but can't use one for both!

That little saw cuts lovely clean straight lines on those awkaward jobs.
Not a tool for anything esle.

 

[powerworldhk]

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[2Balls]

Hi, I have a12v model , good for repairs. I have not used it much, as its slow.Now use the Fein 400v model. Really a good bit of kit.

:8:2balls

 

[doug boardley]

can they do a 45 degree mitre?

 

[2Balls]

can they do a 45 degree mitre?

I have not tried , I´ll let you know latter today.:santa_cheesy: 2Balls

 

[2Balls]

I have not tried , I´ll let you know latter today.:santa_cheesy: 2Balls

Hi, Yes , but I`d rather use something else.


:gettree:Cheers 2Balls

 

[piston-broke]

well i wouldnt be without mine. great for site work when you havnt got 2 miles of extention cable. use mine on floor tiles too without any probs. i use a bucket with 2 30cm lengths of door stop across it to lay tile on when useing small tiles

 

[dhsanta65]

I have the 12v version find it handy for plunge cuts when I have to cut holes for sockets mid tile not as loud & messy as an angle grinder, have a 12v Makita drill which uses the same battery so I have 4 batteries all in which is handy would be a pain if you did not have a spare.

 

[itstony]

The Makita 4191D...was a great buy for me. Cost $80 over a year ago when the pound was strong. Happy days ended but really pleased with the tool. As with all tools, it has it's jobs and cannot do a multitude of tasks.
Yes the battery life is not good, but the amount it is used and needed, I never found it an issue of concern.
Great for perfect cuts to be mitred and neat cut-outs etc.
Glad the tool is there ready to go, not sure it's worth more than a a 100 quid though.

 

[P'boro tiler]

get some 2.6aH batteries in it and itll last a day

 

[itstony]

get some 2.6aH batteries in it and itll last a day

But with two small ones, one is on charge anyway.
I like to use it when needed, not sure I would like using it all day, not really an all day tool IMHO