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Makita 7104L 12 Amp Chain Mortiser
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MSRP: $2,416.40
Your Price: $1,305.50
Savings: $ 1,110.90 ( 46% )
Shipping: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Makita
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Makita 7104L 12 Amp Chain Mortiser Features
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Powerful 12-amp, 3,200 rpm motor
Extremely portable at only 37.4-pounds
Fast chain speed of 1,100 feet-per-minute
Externally accessible brushes for longer tool life
Adjusting levers and knobs for quick changes without resetting the tool
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Additional Makita 7104L 12 Amp Chain Mortiser Information
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Perfect for the timber framing and log home industries, this innovative power tool notches and/or cuts through-holes in thick wood stock quickly, neatly and accurately. Extremely portable with its built-in carrying handle and 37.4 lb weight. The powerful 12amp motor can easily handle any size job and the externally accessible brushes makes service quick and easy. Equipped with a standard 23/32" (18.25mm) Cutter Chain, you can max cut up to 12-1/8" wide and 6-1/8" deep. Five additional Cutter Chain widths, from 5/8" to 15/16", are also available (Optional). Expect the best and get it with Makita Power Tools.
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What Customers Say About Makita 7104L 12 Amp Chain Mortiser:
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I originally cut mortise pockets by hand. Again, very easy to use, just clamp onto the log, set the depth and make the cut.
I have had zero problems with this. I have used it only with oak and it cuts a very clean mortise.
I purchased this unit several years ago. I use these type of reviews, so felt somewhat obligated to pass on my thoughts on items.
Heavy, well built. Use it sparingly, but it is fantastic.
This is soooo much easier, better, faster ect.
A 2x5 mortise takes at most a minute to setup and cut. It was delivered with a broken handle and some brackets bent up. I've used the ProTool and the MaFell mortisers and I prefer this Makita unit. Cleanup is minimal. Amazon was of no help but the local Makita service center is trying to get the parts replaced. It's quick to setup and I'm comfortable with the process that Makita uses -- cutting mortises in strips. You can cut a 5" wide mortise without any repositioning and a mortise for a 2" thick tenon cuts in three strips.
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