Makita Slide Compound Mitre Saw - DLS714NZ

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The Makita DLS714NZ is a professional-grade 190mm cordless slide compound mitre saw designed for tradespeople and serious woodworkers who require high-performance cutting capabilities without the restriction of a power cord. By utilizing two 18V Li-ion batteries in series, this tool provides consistent power comparable to AC-powered equivalents, though users should note that the unit is sold as a bare tool, requiring separate battery and charger investment.
| Model Part Number | DLS714NZ |
|---|---|
| Brand | Makita |
No, the DLS714NZ is a bare tool model and does not include batteries or a charger.
Yes, the stand is a universal model and can be adjusted to accommodate various mitre saw brands.
The brushless motor provides higher efficiency, longer runtime, and less physical wear than traditional brushed motors.
The stand legs feature a quick-release locking mechanism that allows for easy adjustment between the two height positions.
The DLS714NZ is designed for professional carpentry and handles standard construction lumber with ease, provided the appropriate blade is used.
Check battery charge levels on the LED indicator panel; ensure both batteries are fully engaged.
Perform a test cut on scrap material and adjust the positive stop settings on the saw base if necessary.
The Automatic Speed Control may be adjusting to load; ensure the blade is not dull or clogged with resin.
To set up the unit, attach the saw to the DEAWST05 stand using the pre-drilled mounting holes provided on the saw base. Ensure the stand legs are fully locked in the desired position (550mm or 800mm) before placing the saw. Before beginning work, always check that both 18V batteries are fully charged and securely clicked into their respective ports. Regular maintenance includes clearing dust buildup from the slide rails to maintain smooth travel and inspecting the blade for sharpness. Wipe the anti-slip elastomer grip handle with a dry cloth periodically to ensure a secure hold, and avoid using harsh solvents that may degrade the rubber material.