Makita SP6000J2 Plunge Saw
Makita SP6000J2 Plunge Saw £363.33 £290.67

Makita SP6000J2 Plunge Saw

Makita |
SKU: MAKSP6000J2
£348.80incl. VAT £436.00

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  • Close-to-wall cutting, only 18mm away. Compatible with guide rail for precise, splinter-free straight and bevel cuts.
  • Electronic speed control, 2,200-6,400 RPM. Maintains constant speed under load for a smooth, mirror-finish cut.
  • Bevel range from -1° to 48°. Positive stops at 22.5° and 45° for fast, accurate angled cuts.
  • Soft start and mechanical brake. Smooth start-up plus increased productivity and operator safety.
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Makita SP6000J2 Plunge Saw

The Makita SP6000J2 Plunge Saw is engineered for precision and efficiency, featuring a depth stopper that ensures splinter-free cutting every time. This saw is designed with a kick-resistant mechanism and is delivered in a robust MAKPAC connector case. It also boasts a soft start feature coupled with electronic speed control to maintain constant speed under load.


Features:

  • Depth stopper for splinter-free cutting
  • Kick-resistant design
  • Includes MAKPAC connector case
  • Soft start feature
  • Electronic speed control for constant speed under load

Technical Data:

  • Input Power: 1,300W
  • No Load Speed: 2,000-5,200/min.
  • Blade: 165 x 20mm bore
  • Depth of Cut: @90° 55mm, @45º 39mm
  • Weight: 4.2kg

References:

  • 1 x Makita SP6000J2 Plunge Saw 165mm 1300W 240V Version
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  • SP6000J2 Plunge Saw

Experience precision and quality with the Makita SP6000J Plunge Saw, ideal for various cutting applications.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Makita SP6000J2 need a guide rail to work properly?
No, it can be used freehand, but it's recommended for use with a guide rail (sold separately) to achieve the most precise, splinter-free straight and bevel cuts, especially useful for sheet material and finish work.
How close to a wall can the SP6000J2 actually cut?
Just 18mm away from a wall, letting you cut close to skirting boards, cabinets, or other obstructions without needing to reposition or use a different tool for that final section.
What's included with the Makita SP6000J2?
It comes with a TCT (tungsten carbide tipped) saw blade, a hex wrench for blade changes, and a MAKPAC connector case for storage and stacking with other Makita MAKPAC-compatible cases.
Can I make angled bevel cuts as accurately as straight cuts with this saw?
Yes. The blade enters the material on the same cutting line whether cutting straight or at a bevel, with a bevel range of -1° to 48° and positive stops at 22.5° and 45° for repeatable, accurate angled cuts without needing to re-measure each time.

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