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Value-priced, high quality tools - leading the market by ensuring that products are rugged, reliable and reasonably priced. The Makita 4101RH 5-inch wet-cutting masonry saw features a powerful 7.9 amp motor and a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) plug. The special cover design prevents water from entering the motor housing and the lock-on button allows for easy continuous operation. The 4101RH cuts up to 1-3/8 inches at 90 degrees and 13/16-inch at 45 degrees
Precision Wet Cutting: Designed for smooth, chip-free cuts in tile, stone, and masonry with built-in water feed.
Powerful 7.9 AMP Motor: Delivers up to 13,800 RPM for fast, efficient cutting performance.
Water Reservoir: Integrated system helps reduce dust and extend blade life.
Compact & Lightweight: Weighs only 6.5 lbs, ideal for overhead or extended use without fatigue.
Durable Construction: Built with industrial-grade housing to withstand tough jobsite conditions.
Q: What is the Makita 4101RH Masonry Saw used for?
A: Designed for precision wet cutting of tile, stone, and masonry materials—ideal for professionals in tile installation, masonry, and construction.
Q: What size blade does it use?
A: It uses a 5-inch diamond blade, delivering clean, accurate cuts with minimal chipping.
Q: Does it have water feed capability?
A: Yes, it features a built-in water feed system to reduce dust and cool the blade during cutting.
Q: What’s the cutting depth?
A: Offers a maximum cutting depth of 1-5/8" at 90°, suitable for most tile and stone applications.
Q: Who should use this tool?
A: Tile setters, masons, and contractors who need reliable wet-cutting performance on-site or in-shop.
Blade Care: Always inspect the diamond blade before and after each use. Look for signs of wear or chipping. Replace immediately if compromised to avoid uneven cuts and safety risks.
Water Feed System: This wet-cutting saw relies on water for cooling and dust control. Clean the water feed system regularly and check for clogs to ensure proper flow and blade life.
Motor Vents: Keep air vents clear of dust and debris. Use compressed air to clean the motor housing to prevent overheating.
Carbon Brushes: Periodically check the carbon brushes for wear. Replace them if they are worn down to the limit mark to maintain motor efficiency and extend tool life.
Secure All Fasteners: Check that all screws and bolts (especially around the base plate and blade guard) are tight before each use.
Power Cord Inspection: Look for cracks, frays, or wear on the power cord. Replace immediately if damaged to avoid electric shock or short circuits.
Storage: Store in a dry, cool place and avoid leaving the blade mounted during storage to reduce stress on the spindle and guard.