7 discussions on HomeOwnersHub about the Makita 5604R: what owners asked, what went wrong, and what fixed it.
A few months ago I was looking for a 165mm mains circular saw & ended up with a Macalister from B&Q for £45. Spec looked good for the money.Less than 3 months old, relatively little use & it started playing up.Cross cutting a 2 x 4 & it...
Carpet was fitted today and I need to trim about 15mil from the bottom of the bedroom doors, 3 of them. I bought a planer (Ryobi) battery powered on the recommendation of B&Q. He said a circular saw would shred the door as its hollow, also...
FYIReturned the Mac Disaster circular saw to B&Q and got a full refund, ordered the Makita. £45 refund, £80 for the Makita so I ended up spending an extra £35. What a difference!I wanted a 165mm saw to save space on the van & to keep...
HiReference my post about the Makita 5604R, perhaps I should ask a slightly different question.The only reason I'm looking to buy a new circular saw is that my existing circular saw has a badly designed rip fence.It's a B&D and is actually...
Went into my local B&Q today for a length of beading, came out with a circular saw :-)Don't know if its just my local store, but they had Evolution chop saws. Worx hammer drills, Worx 10v drivers, Ryobi 12v hammers ^ AEG circular saws all...
Do you have one?Mine would be my Makita 250mm mitre saw. It is my most used gadget.Least used is a Skil circular saw which I thought was a 'must have' piece of kit when I bought it but I've hardly used it since.mark