Table Saw Makita MLT100N

The Makita MLT100N table saw is a freestanding power saw designed for accurate ripping and crosscuts in wood and wood-based materials. It is equipped with a 1500 W motor delivering an idle speed of 4300 RPM and accepts a 26 cm diameter blade. The saw provides a maximum cutting depth of 9.3 cm at 90° and 6.4 cm at 45°, combining cutting capacity with a stable freestanding design and a transportable weight of 34.8 kg. Available in black and blue, this model is intended for workshop and on-site woodworking tasks where a robust, stationary cutting platform is required.

Advantages

The 1500 W motor ensures consistent power for demanding cuts while the 4300 RPM no-load speed gives smooth blade rotation suited to a range of timber types. The 26 cm blade diameter and the specified maximum cutting depths allow the machine to handle thick boards and common sheet materials. Its freestanding configuration contributes to steady operation and better control during feeding, and the machine’s mass helps reduce vibration. The straightforward setup and familiar control layout make it accessible to both professional carpenters and experienced DIY users.

Suitable for

• Ripping and crosscutting of softwood and hardwood boards
• Cutting plywood, MDF and other engineered panels
• Workshop and small construction site stationary cutting tasks
• Furniture making and cabinet component sizing
• General joinery and renovation projects

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1500 W
• No-load speed: 4300 RPM
• Blade diameter: 26 cm
• Maximum cutting depth at 90°: 9.3 cm
• Maximum cutting depth at 45°: 6.4 cm
• Design: freestanding table saw
• Weight: 34.8 kg
• Colors: black and blue

How to use

Place the Makita MLT100N on a level and stable surface and check that the power supply matches the tool’s requirements. Install an appropriate 26 cm blade for the material to be cut and ensure the blade guard and riving knife are correctly fitted. Adjust blade height and bevel angle to achieve the required cutting depth and angle. Use the rip fence and miter gauge to guide workpieces and feed material at a steady, controlled pace. Keep hands clear of the blade and use push sticks or push blocks for narrow pieces. After finishing, disconnect power before cleaning, changing blades or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

For accurate, safe results: wear appropriate eye and hearing protection, secure workpieces firmly, choose the correct blade type and tooth count for the material, and allow the motor to reach full speed before starting the cut. Regularly check and maintain the blade guard, riving knife and fence alignment to preserve cutting precision and extend tool life.