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Makita 18V LXT Mitre Saws

Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws are for clean, repeatable cuts when you cannot afford to be re-doing skirtings, studs, or trim all day.

When you are fitting out and every joint shows, a decent mitre saw saves you time and waste. Makita's 18V LXT range is made for site work, so you get proper cut accuracy without dragging leads about. Pick the capacity you need, then get cutting.

What Jobs Are Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws Best At?

  • Cutting skirting, architrave, and door linings to tight mitres so corners close up without filler doing the hard work.
  • Chopping studwork, noggins, and CLS to length quickly when you are first-fixing and need repeat cuts that stay square.
  • Trimming flooring trims, battens, and bead cleanly on refurbs where you are working room to room and cannot run a lead everywhere.
  • Knocking out accurate angles for boxing, fascias, and general second-fix where a handsaw will just leave you chasing gaps.

Choosing the Right Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saw

Sort the right saw by matching cutting capacity and setup to the work you actually do most weeks, not the one-off job.

1. Blade size and cutting capacity

If you are mainly on skirting, architrave, and stud, a smaller capacity saw is quicker to move and easier to live with. If you are regularly cutting wider boards, deep skirting, or chunky trims, step up to the larger blade and crosscut capacity so you are not flipping material and risking a mismatch.

2. Single 18V vs twin 18V (36V)

If it is punch-list work and light second fix, a single battery setup can be enough. If you are cutting all day on site, look for the twin 18V models that run on two LXT batteries, because they hold their pace better under constant load and you are not swapping packs every five minutes.

3. Bare tool or kit with batteries

If you are already on Makita LXT, buy the body and put the money into decent capacity batteries you can rotate. If you are starting from scratch, a kit with batteries and charger gets you working immediately, and it is usually cheaper than piecing it together later.

4. Bench, stand, and transport

If you are moving plot to plot, a stand you can fold and carry saves your back and keeps the saw stable for accurate cuts. If it is mostly workshop or site cabin use, a solid bench setup is fine, but make sure you have proper infeed support for long lengths.

Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws FAQs

What are the features of Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws?

They are built for accurate crosscuts and mitres on site, with proper angle adjustment for mitre and bevel work. Most models focus on clean, repeatable cuts, solid fences and stops, and cordless convenience on the Makita LXT platform so you are not tied to mains power.

Are Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws available with batteries and charger?

Yes, you will see both body only and kit options depending on the model. If you already run Makita LXT, body only usually makes the most sense, but if you are new to Makita UK battery kit, a kit gets you working straight away.

Is there a warranty on Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws?

Yes, Makita tools come with a manufacturer warranty, and many users register for the extended cover where applicable. Keep your proof of purchase and register within Makita's time window if you want the extra protection.

Are Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws suitable for professional tradesmen?

Yes, they are a proper trade choice for joiners, fitters, and site carpenters who need consistent angles and tidy cuts without relying on site power. They are tough kit, but like any mitre saw they still need a stable setup and a sharp blade to keep cuts dead on.

Do you offer next day delivery on Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws?

Yes, we hold stock in our own warehouse and offer next day delivery on eligible orders. Check the product page for the live stock status and order cut-off times so you know it will land when you need it.

Who Uses Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws?

  • Chippies and joiners doing first fix and second fix, because a cordless mitre saw keeps cuts consistent without setting up extension leads on every plot.
  • Kitchen fitters and trim teams who need clean mitres on cornice, pelmets, and end panels, especially when working in finished homes.
  • Maintenance and refurb crews who want a grab and go saw for quick repairs, replacements, and small fit-outs where time on setup is money lost.

How Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws Work for You

A mitre saw is all about repeatable accuracy. Set the angles, lock it in, and every cut lands the same, which is why finish work looks sharp and goes in faster.

1. Mitre vs bevel (and why it matters)

Mitre is the left to right angle for corners like skirting and architrave. Bevel is the blade tilt for things like compound cuts on coving or trims. If you do a lot of finish work, you will use both, so look for clear scales and positive stops that do not drift.

2. Slide function for wider material

A sliding mitre saw lets the head travel forward and back, so you can crosscut wider boards cleanly. If you are forever fighting wide skirting or shelving, the slide is what stops you having to flip the timber and hope the cut meets.

3. Cordless LXT power on real jobs

Makita LXT keeps you off the leads, which is safer and quicker when the site power is miles away or already overloaded. The practical trick is having enough batteries charged to rotate, so the saw is always ready when the cut list is stacked up.

Mitre Saw Accessories That Save Time on Site

The right add-ons keep cuts accurate, reduce snagging, and stop you wasting half the day on setup and clean-up.

1. Spare saw blades for timber and trim

A sharp blade is the difference between a clean finish and breakout that ruins a length of skirting. Keep a fine tooth blade for trim and a general blade for studwork, so you are not forcing one blade to do everything.

2. Mitre saw stand or leg set

A stand gives you stable support and proper working height, which keeps cuts square and stops long lengths tipping as you chop. If you are working alone, it also makes loading and repeat cutting far less of a fight.

3. Dust bags or dust extraction adaptor

Mitre saw dust gets everywhere, especially indoors on refurbs. A bag or adaptor keeps the mess down and saves you a load of sweeping before the client walks back in.

4. Extra LXT batteries and a fast charger

If you are cutting all day, you need enough batteries to rotate without waiting around. A fast charger in the van or site cabin stops the saw becoming the bottleneck when the rest of the team is ready to fix out.

Why Shop for Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws at ITS?

Whether you are after a compact saw for second fix or a bigger slider for wider cuts, we stock the Makita 18V LXT mitre saw range in the key options trades actually use. It is all held in our own warehouse, ready for fast dispatch and next day delivery so you can get set up and cutting without losing a shift.

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Makita 18V LXT Mitre Saws

Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws are for clean, repeatable cuts when you cannot afford to be re-doing skirtings, studs, or trim all day.

When you are fitting out and every joint shows, a decent mitre saw saves you time and waste. Makita's 18V LXT range is made for site work, so you get proper cut accuracy without dragging leads about. Pick the capacity you need, then get cutting.

What Jobs Are Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws Best At?

  • Cutting skirting, architrave, and door linings to tight mitres so corners close up without filler doing the hard work.
  • Chopping studwork, noggins, and CLS to length quickly when you are first-fixing and need repeat cuts that stay square.
  • Trimming flooring trims, battens, and bead cleanly on refurbs where you are working room to room and cannot run a lead everywhere.
  • Knocking out accurate angles for boxing, fascias, and general second-fix where a handsaw will just leave you chasing gaps.

Choosing the Right Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saw

Sort the right saw by matching cutting capacity and setup to the work you actually do most weeks, not the one-off job.

1. Blade size and cutting capacity

If you are mainly on skirting, architrave, and stud, a smaller capacity saw is quicker to move and easier to live with. If you are regularly cutting wider boards, deep skirting, or chunky trims, step up to the larger blade and crosscut capacity so you are not flipping material and risking a mismatch.

2. Single 18V vs twin 18V (36V)

If it is punch-list work and light second fix, a single battery setup can be enough. If you are cutting all day on site, look for the twin 18V models that run on two LXT batteries, because they hold their pace better under constant load and you are not swapping packs every five minutes.

3. Bare tool or kit with batteries

If you are already on Makita LXT, buy the body and put the money into decent capacity batteries you can rotate. If you are starting from scratch, a kit with batteries and charger gets you working immediately, and it is usually cheaper than piecing it together later.

4. Bench, stand, and transport

If you are moving plot to plot, a stand you can fold and carry saves your back and keeps the saw stable for accurate cuts. If it is mostly workshop or site cabin use, a solid bench setup is fine, but make sure you have proper infeed support for long lengths.

Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws FAQs

What are the features of Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws?

They are built for accurate crosscuts and mitres on site, with proper angle adjustment for mitre and bevel work. Most models focus on clean, repeatable cuts, solid fences and stops, and cordless convenience on the Makita LXT platform so you are not tied to mains power.

Are Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws available with batteries and charger?

Yes, you will see both body only and kit options depending on the model. If you already run Makita LXT, body only usually makes the most sense, but if you are new to Makita UK battery kit, a kit gets you working straight away.

Is there a warranty on Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws?

Yes, Makita tools come with a manufacturer warranty, and many users register for the extended cover where applicable. Keep your proof of purchase and register within Makita's time window if you want the extra protection.

Are Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws suitable for professional tradesmen?

Yes, they are a proper trade choice for joiners, fitters, and site carpenters who need consistent angles and tidy cuts without relying on site power. They are tough kit, but like any mitre saw they still need a stable setup and a sharp blade to keep cuts dead on.

Do you offer next day delivery on Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws?

Yes, we hold stock in our own warehouse and offer next day delivery on eligible orders. Check the product page for the live stock status and order cut-off times so you know it will land when you need it.

Who Uses Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws?

  • Chippies and joiners doing first fix and second fix, because a cordless mitre saw keeps cuts consistent without setting up extension leads on every plot.
  • Kitchen fitters and trim teams who need clean mitres on cornice, pelmets, and end panels, especially when working in finished homes.
  • Maintenance and refurb crews who want a grab and go saw for quick repairs, replacements, and small fit-outs where time on setup is money lost.

How Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws Work for You

A mitre saw is all about repeatable accuracy. Set the angles, lock it in, and every cut lands the same, which is why finish work looks sharp and goes in faster.

1. Mitre vs bevel (and why it matters)

Mitre is the left to right angle for corners like skirting and architrave. Bevel is the blade tilt for things like compound cuts on coving or trims. If you do a lot of finish work, you will use both, so look for clear scales and positive stops that do not drift.

2. Slide function for wider material

A sliding mitre saw lets the head travel forward and back, so you can crosscut wider boards cleanly. If you are forever fighting wide skirting or shelving, the slide is what stops you having to flip the timber and hope the cut meets.

3. Cordless LXT power on real jobs

Makita LXT keeps you off the leads, which is safer and quicker when the site power is miles away or already overloaded. The practical trick is having enough batteries charged to rotate, so the saw is always ready when the cut list is stacked up.

Mitre Saw Accessories That Save Time on Site

The right add-ons keep cuts accurate, reduce snagging, and stop you wasting half the day on setup and clean-up.

1. Spare saw blades for timber and trim

A sharp blade is the difference between a clean finish and breakout that ruins a length of skirting. Keep a fine tooth blade for trim and a general blade for studwork, so you are not forcing one blade to do everything.

2. Mitre saw stand or leg set

A stand gives you stable support and proper working height, which keeps cuts square and stops long lengths tipping as you chop. If you are working alone, it also makes loading and repeat cutting far less of a fight.

3. Dust bags or dust extraction adaptor

Mitre saw dust gets everywhere, especially indoors on refurbs. A bag or adaptor keeps the mess down and saves you a load of sweeping before the client walks back in.

4. Extra LXT batteries and a fast charger

If you are cutting all day, you need enough batteries to rotate without waiting around. A fast charger in the van or site cabin stops the saw becoming the bottleneck when the rest of the team is ready to fix out.

Why Shop for Makita 18V Lxt Mitre Saws at ITS?

Whether you are after a compact saw for second fix or a bigger slider for wider cuts, we stock the Makita 18V LXT mitre saw range in the key options trades actually use. It is all held in our own warehouse, ready for fast dispatch and next day delivery so you can get set up and cutting without losing a shift.

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