Makita LS1019L 10" Dual-Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw With Laser
Miter Saws by Makita. Details:The Makita 10” dual-bevel sliding compound Miter saw with laser (model LS1019L) delivers large cutting capacity and accuracy right out of the box. With the LS1019L, you'll get all the cutting performance you need in a slide compound saw, but with the most compact size in the Category for increased portability. With up to 6-5/8” capacity (crown molding, nested) jobs like cutting baseboards and crown molding are a snap, but with up to 4-3/4” baseboard, capacity, it can cut 4x4 dimensional lumber in one pass. It's ideal for fine woodworking, carpentry, general construction, and more. The LS1019L is powered by a 15 amp direct drive motor with soft start, a key point of difference. This means smoother start-ups and consistent, Constant power with No belts to slip or replace. The Electric brake provides added convenience. The LS1019L will tackle the most demanding jobs while keeping production high.
Miter Saws by Makita. Details:The Makita 10” dual-bevel sliding compound Miter saw with laser (model LS1019L) delivers large cutting capacity and accuracy right out of the box. With the LS1019L, you'll get all the cutting performance you need in a slide compound saw, but with the most compact size in the Category for increased portability. With up to 6-5/8” capacity (crown molding, nested) jobs like cutting baseboards and crown molding are a snap, but with up to 4-3/4” baseboard, capacity, it can cut 4x4 dimensional lumber in one pass. It's ideal for fine woodworking, carpentry, general construction, and more. The LS1019L is powered by a 15 amp direct drive motor with soft start, a key point of difference. This means smoother start-ups and consistent, Constant power with No belts to slip or replace. The Electric brake provides added convenience. The LS1019L will tackle the most demanding jobs while keeping production high.
Miter Saws by Makita. Details:The Makita 10” dual-bevel sliding compound Miter saw with laser (model LS1019L) delivers large cutting capacity and accuracy right out of the box. With the LS1019L, you'll get all the cutting performance you need in a slide compound saw, but with the most compact size in the Category for increased portability. With up to 6-5/8” capacity (crown molding, nested) jobs like cutting baseboards and crown molding are a snap, but with up to 4-3/4” baseboard, capacity, it can cut 4x4 dimensional lumber in one pass. It's ideal for fine woodworking, carpentry, general construction, and more. The LS1019L is powered by a 15 amp direct drive motor with soft start, a key point of difference. This means smoother start-ups and consistent, Constant power with No belts to slip or replace. The Electric brake provides added convenience. The LS1019L will tackle the most demanding jobs while keeping production high.
Miter Saws by Makita. Details:The Makita 10” dual-bevel sliding compound Miter saw with laser (model LS1019L) delivers large cutting capacity and accuracy right out of the box. With the LS1019L, you'll get all the cutting performance you need in a slide compound saw, but with the most compact size in the Category for increased portability. With up to 6-5/8” capacity (crown molding, nested) jobs like cutting baseboards and crown molding are a snap, but with up to 4-3/4” baseboard, capacity, it can cut 4x4 dimensional lumber in one pass. It's ideal for fine woodworking, carpentry, general construction, and more. The LS1019L is powered by a 15 amp direct drive motor with soft start, a key point of difference. This means smoother start-ups and consistent, Constant power with No belts to slip or replace. The Electric brake provides added convenience. The LS1019L will tackle the most demanding jobs while keeping production high.
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The lowest price for Makita LS1019L 10" Dual-Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw With Laser right now is $1,279.00 at sydneytools.com.au, compared across 8 retailers.
The all-time low was $1,190.59 on 12 Mar 2026 — today's price is 7% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 10 June 2026.
Last updated at 10/06/2026 15:50:25
Makita LS1019L 1510W 260mm (10-1/4") Slide Compound Laser Mitre Saw
Delivery $266.13
1510w 260 mm slide compound mitre saw - with accessories
Delivery $1,888.57
Makita Slide Compound Miter Saw, LS1019L, 1510W, 260MM
Ecomaqmx Sierra de Inglete telescopica laser 305mm 12" v.c. 3,200 rpm corte 45°
Delivery between Thu – Tue $20.46
Makita LS1019L 10 Dual Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw with Laser
Delivery between 15–19 June $15.52
Makita LS1019L/2 260mm Slide Compound Mitre Saw 240V
Delivery $152.63
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Makita LS1019L 10" Dual-Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw with Laser and with WST05 Portable Rise Miter Saw Stand
Delivery between 17–20 June $29
Makita LS1019L 10" Dual-Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw with Laser and with WST05 Portable Rise Miter Saw Stand
Free delivery between 19–24 June
originally posted on howetools.co.uk
I am buying more and more Makita tools and batteries and sometimes a single charger isn't enough to keep up with the work. This charger is quite big and weighty but feels well made. The charging is quick and can be set to play different tunes to differentiate between the batteries being charged. There is also a usb output which is handy for charging phones etc. I have registered all my tools on the Makita website which extends the warranty to 3 years. I am not sure if this charger is covered by the extension but I will visit the Makita site to check.
originally posted on acmetools.com
I actually received this miter saw as a gift but would buy it again and again. This little 10” miter will cut through anything all day long. It’s small enough to work perfect in small environments and powerful enough to tackle some of the biggest jobs. Makita has been one of my favorite brands and after this miter saw, I’ll probably be sticking with them.
originally posted on homedepot.ca
Cons:Laser stopped working after 2 monthsDust collection is the worst among top brands. Dual port is poorly designed and gets clogged on every job.Large diameter base makes the saw difficult to carry.No Led lights, Laser is not a substitute.Cumbersome adjustment knobsPros:Very Smooth sliding mechanismBase/fence is well madeVerdict.Better than average, but far from letting design engineers to take pride for their creation.
Makita LS1019L 1510W 260mm (10-1/4") Slide Compound Laser Mitre Saw
Delivery $266.13
1510w 260 mm slide compound mitre saw - with accessories
Delivery $1,888.57
Makita Slide Compound Miter Saw, LS1019L, 1510W, 260MM
Ecomaqmx Sierra de Inglete telescopica laser 305mm 12" v.c. 3,200 rpm corte 45°
Delivery between Thu – Tue $20.46
Makita LS1019L 10 Dual Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw with Laser
Delivery between 15–19 June $15.52
I am buying more and more Makita tools and batteries and sometimes a single charger isn't enough to keep up with the work. This charger is quite big and weighty but feels well made. The charging is quick and can be set to play different tunes to differentiate between the batteries being charged. There is also a usb output which is handy for charging phones etc. I have registered all my tools on the Makita website which extends the warranty to 3 years. I am not sure if this charger is covered by the extension but I will visit the Makita site to check.
I actually received this miter saw as a gift but would buy it again and again. This little 10” miter will cut through anything all day long. It’s small enough to work perfect in small environments and powerful enough to tackle some of the biggest jobs. Makita has been one of my favorite brands and after this miter saw, I’ll probably be sticking with them.
Cons:Laser stopped working after 2 monthsDust collection is the worst among top brands. Dual port is poorly designed and gets clogged on every job.Large diameter base makes the saw difficult to carry.No Led lights, Laser is not a substitute.Cumbersome adjustment knobsPros:Very Smooth sliding mechanismBase/fence is well madeVerdict.Better than average, but far from letting design engineers to take pride for their creation.
A long time ago I started out with a cheap Ryobi 10 inch chop saw. I later moved up to a Hitachi 8 1/2 inch sliding compound miter saw. After 30 years of using the Hitachi, I decided to sell it and move up one more notch to this nice saw. I'm still trying to figure out the best dust collection setup...but overall, I'm extremely happy with this purchase. Smooth as silk and much quieter than my Hitachi and Ryobi.
Great mitre saw, I love using it in the workshop daily! Once setup it keeps producing accurate cuts and every adjustment feels solid and robust. Very well made. It’s pretty heavy but lives in my workshop permanently so I wouldn’t recommend it as a site saw to lug in and out of the van! Few small niggles - laser isn’t as good as the festool but I don’t really use it and it’s half the price so you’d expect some negatives. The other thing is the black side pull outs are non removable it seems, which is slightly annoying as mine is built into my workshop benches and when they are pushed it, they are about 1/2mm higher then the metal bed so can produce inaccurate cuts if not removed or pulled out all the way! Everything else on this is great, having previously used the ... MoreGreat mitre saw, I love using it in the workshop daily! Once setup it keeps producing accurate cuts and every adjustment feels solid and robust. Very well made. It’s pretty heavy but lives in my workshop permanently so I wouldn’t recommend it as a site saw to lug in and out of the van! Few small niggles - laser isn’t as good as the festool but I don’t really use it and it’s half the price so you’d expect some negatives. The other thing is the black side pull outs are non removable it seems, which is slightly annoying as mine is built into my workshop benches and when they are pushed it, they are about 1/2mm higher then the metal bed so can produce inaccurate cuts if not removed or pulled out all the way! Everything else on this is great, having previously used the festool it’s a really good contender at half the price!
Replacing a Makita LS1013. This 1019 has so many seemingly smart features, but I had to return it for the following reasons: 1) The motor was chattering when trying to cut a 3/4" thick oak threshold. Obviously unacceptable. 2) It supposedly weighs only 2lbs more than the yellow one that I ended up going with, but it feels 15-20lbs heavier. The way that the weight is distributed makes it really difficult to carry. The DWS779 is a comparative breeze to lift and carry even though it's basically the same weight. 3) One of the holes on the base of the saw, for mounting to stand brackets, collapsed before I even got the nut tight. The metal cracked. Not what I expect from a top-brand tool. I also really don't care for the fence design. I knew that one had to completely ... MoreReplacing a Makita LS1013. This 1019 has so many seemingly smart features, but I had to return it for the following reasons: 1) The motor was chattering when trying to cut a 3/4" thick oak threshold. Obviously unacceptable. 2) It supposedly weighs only 2lbs more than the yellow one that I ended up going with, but it feels 15-20lbs heavier. The way that the weight is distributed makes it really difficult to carry. The DWS779 is a comparative breeze to lift and carry even though it's basically the same weight. 3) One of the holes on the base of the saw, for mounting to stand brackets, collapsed before I even got the nut tight. The metal cracked. Not what I expect from a top-brand tool. I also really don't care for the fence design. I knew that one had to completely remove the fences for bevel cuts, but still....who wants that?
This saw is leagues ahead of my previous one. Super accurate cuts out of the box. Checked blade was at 90° vertical and on full extension. One annoyance is the high fence doesn't sit flush with the lower fence so I added some tape to bring it level.
I purchased a Makita LS1019L 260mm 10" Double Bevel Slide Compound Mitre Saw with Laser.I'm Very pleased and impressed with my purchase, the saw is very precise very quiet quite compact for its size,there was little to none setting up the saw as its almost spot on straight from the factory.coupled with a dust extractor it is brilliant hardly any mess, having a soft start is a bonus no nasty grab at the blade, the laser is very useful slightly hard to see in bright sunlight but hey what laser is any good in bright sunlight, it can be used tight up to a wall with having fixed tubes for the saw to slide on great when your working in small rooms ect. all in all i love this new addition to my tool kit.I can highly recommend this saw you wont be dissapointed.
Was a bit out of alignment when i first bought it a year ago. But i just recently adjusted it for square and its been wonderful ever since. Retractable fence still sits 1/32 back from solid back plate which is always a makita gripe but its square. Great saw. Dust collection bag is a joke. Vacuum attachment is nice. I took all black plastic hose attachments off and just let the dust fly by the fan out the window. Doesnt get much better than this machine. Certainly not for the money.
I went to Axminster with the intention of buying a mitre saw that you didnt need much space behind so I could get it close to the wall, I was thinking Festool. Then I saw the Makita saw and it fit the bill at just over half the price. I was really pleased a most of my tools are Makita and they are all well made robust and reliable. i bought it and took it home and set it up after reading the manual. my first cut was a bit off i looked it over,checked a few things and cut again it was not a straight cut. how can a mitre saw not cut straight? so I extended it to its furthest reach and did a chop cut not using the slide then I did a cut with it fully retracted and they never matched up there was a few degree angle in the middle. i did a few other cuts and they were all ... MoreI went to Axminster with the intention of buying a mitre saw that you didnt need much space behind so I could get it close to the wall, I was thinking Festool. Then I saw the Makita saw and it fit the bill at just over half the price. I was really pleased a most of my tools are Makita and they are all well made robust and reliable. i bought it and took it home and set it up after reading the manual. my first cut was a bit off i looked it over,checked a few things and cut again it was not a straight cut. how can a mitre saw not cut straight? so I extended it to its furthest reach and did a chop cut not using the slide then I did a cut with it fully retracted and they never matched up there was a few degree angle in the middle. i did a few other cuts and they were all rubbish. looked on the net and a few reviews said the same. how could they let this happen so i took it back the next day and bought the Kappex 120 and never looked back. going off the one o owned for a short while I would avoid this saw.
