Makita 5402 16" Circular Saw 1450W 415mm Blade Precision Wood Cutting

Key specs include a 1450 W motor, a 415 mm (16-inch) blade, no-load speed around 2200 RPM, bevel capacity up to 45 degrees, a sturdy aluminum base, soft start, advanced dust extraction, low noise operation, and an ergonomic grip handle.

With a 415 mm blade, the saw can achieve a cutting depth of up to approximately 415 mm at 90 degrees, depending on material and setup.

To adjust depth, unplug the saw, loosen the depth adjustment lever, set the desired depth, then re-tighten. To set the bevel, unlock the bevel lock, tilt the base to the desired angle up to 45 degrees, align with the bevel scale, and re-lock the mechanism.

Use appropriate PPE (eye protection, hearing protection, and dust mask). The saw includes soft start to reduce kickback, a blade guard for safety, a robust dust extraction system, and an ergonomic grip to improve control.

Unplug the saw, engage the blade-locking mechanism, use the included wrench to loosen the arbor nut, remove the old blade with teeth pointing in the correct direction, install the new blade ensuring the teeth face forward, tighten the nut securely, and test rotation before use.

Yes. It’s designed for professional-grade performance with a durable aluminum base, high cutting capacity, precise alignment, and a dust-extraction system suited for demanding job-site workloads.

The integrated dust extraction system helps keep the workspace cleaner, improves visibility during cuts, reduces airborne dust, and supports more accurate and safer operation.

Both models offer the same large 415 mm blade and powerful motor for deep cuts. The NB variant may include updated safety or design refinements. For exact differences, you can compare the two product pages directly on Fepy.

Both are 16-inch class saws designed for heavy-duty cutting. Differences typically appear in ergonomics, dust collection design, weight, and vibration levels. Review the DeWalt model page on Fepy for specific specs and user feedback.

Ideal for timber framing, cutting thick beams, large stock, and other construction tasks that require deep, straight cuts with high accuracy.

Consider cutting depth capability, motor power, build quality (aluminum base), dust extraction efficiency, and safety features like soft start. The Makita 5402 combines robust construction with features designed for professional performance, offering strong value for demanding woodworking projects.