The Makita 14 Angle Cutter with 14 diamond blade (model 4114) is a powerful concrete cutting solution engineered for a range of concrete cutting applications, and is ideal for edge-to-edge cuts. The 14 Angle Cutter is powered by a 15 AMP motor with 3,800 RPM for the most demanding jobs. The 4114 offers increased versatility with a removable base for a closer edge-to-edge cut, and an adjustable tool base that allows for up to 5 cutting depth. Ease-of-use features include a built-in vacuum attachment port and rubber shield engineered to reduce dust and debris, a rubberized wraparound handle for increased comfort, and guide wheels on the tool guard for smoother cutting.

• POWER : 15 AMP motor delivers 3,800 RPM
• ACCURACY : Adjustable base for up to a 5" cutting capacity
• PERFORMANCE : SJS technology is a mechanical clutch system that helps prevent motor and gear damage
• CONVENIENCE : Built-in vacuum attachment port for efficient debris removal
• INCLUDES : Wrench

• SJS technology is a mechanical clutch system that helps prevent motor and gear damage by allowing the drive shaft to slip if the wheel is forced to stop
• Rubber shield helps keep debris away from operator and from entering the motor
• Powerful 15.0 AMP motor delivers 3,800 RPM for the most demanding applications
• Removable base for a closer edge-to-edge cut
• Rubberized handle for increased comfort
• AC/DC switch for use with alternative power source
• Tool base adjusts allowing up to 5" cutting depth; best for cutting split face block when building retaining walls
• Guide wheels on the tool guard ensure smooth traveling of tool over surface material when base is removed for cutting closer to walls
• Positioning of the tool body can be adjusted (0°-80°) for operator comfort; operates independently of cutting depth for convenience and efficiency
• Base has front and rear cutting guides for increased accuracy
• All-ball bearing construction for longer tool life
• Externally accessible brushes for greater serviceability
• Lock-on button for continuous operation