Table Saw Makita 2712

The Makita 2712 table saw is a stationary woodworking machine designed for accurate rip and cross cuts in workshop and professional environments. It is driven by a 2000 W motor delivering an idle speed of 2950 RPM and uses a 315 mm diameter saw blade with a 30 mm spindle bore. The table width is 1670 mm, and the saw achieves maximum cutting depths of 85 mm at 90° and 58 mm at 45°, allowing work on boards and panels of varying thicknesses. The unit is finished in black and blue and built to provide stable performance for repetitive cutting operations.

Advantages

The high-power 2000 W motor provides sufficient torque for demanding cutting tasks while maintaining a consistent idle speed of 2950 RPM for cleaner cuts. A large 315 mm blade diameter combined with a 30 mm spindle bore supports standard industrial blades and contributes to accurate, smooth cutting. The wide 1670 mm table offers enhanced material support and stability for longer workpieces. The available cutting depths of 85 mm (90°) and 58 mm (45°) increase versatility across common woodworking applications. Design and finish focus on a practical, workshop-ready configuration that aligns with professional use.

Suitable for

• Ripping and crosscutting solid wood and sheet materials
• Workshop and small production environments
• Preparing boards for joinery and furniture components
• Cutting panels and laminated boards to size

Key specifications

• Input power: 2000 W
• Idle speed: 2950 RPM
• Maximum cutting depth at 90°: 85 mm
• Maximum cutting depth at 45°: 58 mm
• Blade diameter: 315 mm
• Spindle bore diameter: 30 mm
• Table width: 1670 mm
• Color: black and blue

How to use

Set up the table saw on a stable, level surface and secure any extension tables or supports required for long workpieces. Install a compatible 315 mm blade with a 30 mm bore and make sure the blade is tightened and aligned according to the manufacturer's instructions. Adjust blade height and angle to achieve the required cutting depth (up to 85 mm at 90° and up to 58 mm at 45°). Use the fence for straight, repeatable rip cuts and the miter gauge for crosscuts. Always use proper hold-downs, push sticks, and guards when cutting to maintain control and reduce risk.

Usage recommendations

Use blades matched to the material and task (rip, crosscut, laminates) and maintain recommended cutting speeds. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection. Ensure the work area is well lit and clear of obstructions, and perform routine maintenance such as blade cleaning, alignment checks, and motor ventilation inspection to preserve cutting quality and extend machine life.