Very good and well organized presentation. And further corroboration that i made the right choice. I am totally satisfied with my SP 600! I previously thought track saws were a waste of money until I started using the SP 600. Especially for sheet goods! And the dust control is phenomenal!
Excellent product overview, thanks a lot. Especially because youve shown, how the rail is mounted, thats helpful. I have worked with saws of that type, but never used a rail, so thats new to me.
Hi Francisco, its actually quite straightforward. The "SP6000J" is the tool in a case only, the "SP6000J1" is the tool in the case with added guiderail and the "SP6000J2" is the tool in the case with 2x added guiderails and guiderail joining bar (full kit). View the full range here: www.powertoolworld.co.uk/brands/makita/makita-saws/makita-plunge-cut-saws
@@MyPIDream J means that the saw is delivered in a Makpac Instead of a carton (that would be X). 1 means that the Guide rail is included. And SP means that screw clamps are included so SP6000 JSP1 is with Makpac, Guide rail and clamps Hope i could help you
Watched the entire video to know what the difference of model numbers are. Seriously, dude, we didn't need an ad for the saw. What we needed was the title of the video clarifying itself.
Very good and well organized presentation. And further corroboration that i made the right choice. I am totally satisfied with my SP 600! I previously thought track saws were a waste of money until I started using the SP 600. Especially for sheet goods! And the dust control is phenomenal!
Excellent product overview, thanks a lot.
Especially because youve shown, how the rail is mounted, thats helpful. I have worked with saws of that type, but never used a rail, so thats new to me.
Excellent overview , I now want one.
Thank you very much for this video. It provided everything I needed to finally make myself purchase this saw. Now I just have to save up a bit ;)
Thanks for showing.
Hi, thx for the demo! Still, I was left wondering about the difference between the models 6000, 6000J and 6000J1, as the price varies quite a bit...
Hi Francisco, its actually quite straightforward. The "SP6000J" is the tool in a case only, the "SP6000J1" is the tool in the case with added guiderail and the "SP6000J2" is the tool in the case with 2x added guiderails and guiderail joining bar (full kit). View the full range here: www.powertoolworld.co.uk/brands/makita/makita-saws/makita-plunge-cut-saws
@@powertoolworld8345 Ok, thanks a lot!
Good review of the SP6000, but what does make the difference to SP6000J and SP6000J1, as the title of the video promises?
That's what I am interested also.
That's also the main reason I reviewed this video was to understand the differences between the J & J1 models.
@@MyPIDream J means that the saw is delivered in a Makpac Instead of a carton (that would be X). 1 means that the Guide rail is included. And SP means that screw clamps are included so SP6000 JSP1 is with Makpac, Guide rail and clamps
Hope i could help you
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Watched the entire video to know what the difference of model numbers are. Seriously, dude, we didn't need an ad for the saw. What we needed was the title of the video clarifying itself.