Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Does it work on 220v?
Document: I have used this saw for interior trim work and it has done a great job. No complaints.
I own 5 of them ,they work great for the hardwood floor installation biz. Wood 5&#34; wide and under over 5&#34; I use a slide saw Hitachi
Built well and light enough to carry to job site. Good for trim work and can cut larger pieces if needed. Narrow carbide blade cut great. Easy secure adjustments.
This is my second Makita Chop Saw. Had my first one for 10+ years and it's still going but wearing out. Bought this new one for doing the fine work and still using the old one to chop 2 x 4's and the such.
Amazon shipping has never let me down. I received the miter saw within three days of ordering it (standard shipping). It was packed well and I tested it out. It is well built and I have several projects where I will put it to work. The price was good and I would recommend it.
this is my third saw in 10 years, i work these machines hard ever day in my contracting business.they cut super accurately . easily to carry, and take abuse in their stride. For all that money. weight. bulkiness ,room in the truck I cannot justify buying a sliding saw. The blade is good too ,you can get 4or5 sharpening out of it.This saw is the best valued tool out there[ok maybe second to an estwing hammer]
I have owned this saw for 12 years. It is a work horse. It is lightweight and has plenty of power. The motor has never needed service, not even brush replacement. We use this saw often and for prolonged periods of repetitive cutting at times and it always delivers good results . That being said there are a few things you should know. First and foremost, this saw will not deliver hyper precise cuts required in fine custom cabinetry fabrication.
When I got the left-hand miter perfect at 45 I could not get the right hand side at 45, and this is a real problem as they share the same fence. I'm not sure if the notch was machined in the wrong spot or what, but it's impossible to cut perfect mitered corners this way.On the positive note, the dust collection work much better than some other saws I've owned, and I like the supplied hold-down clamp.
I have run this saw for four years. It is the old standby in my shop. It is fairly rugged for on site work as well and transports easily due to its light weight construction. The trigger safety on my saw is broken however. It is one of those small plastic parts that is easily cracked when throw in the back of a pickup at the end of the day. If I had to change anything about this saw I would have made that little button out of some type of strong alloy.
this is no exception. the one we had before this lasted years and years. i expect this one to do the same.
Answer: no