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Makita PC5010CX1 5' SJS™II Compact Concrete Planer with Dust Extraction Shroud and Diamond Cup Wheel

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$364.00

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About this item

  • Integrated dust extraction shroud is designed to capture dust during concrete Surfacing applications
  • Powerful 12. 0 amp motor delivers more output and (4, 000 - 9, 000) RPM
  • Sjsii provides a leaf spring and cam gear drive mechanism that is engineered to reduce vibration for increased operator comfort during extended use
  • Variable speed control dial allows manual RPM adjustment (4, 000-9, 000) to match the speed to the application
  • Constant speed control automatically applies additional power to the motor to maintain speed under load


Makita’s 5-inch SJSII Compact Concrete Planer with Dust Extraction Shroud (PC5010CX1) is a kit that comes complete with one 4-1/2” Diamond Cup Wheel, which is engineered for low vibration and fast material removal. The PC5010CX1 combines power and ease-of-use with superior handling in a compact size. It is engineered for concrete finishing, concrete material removal and surface coating removal. The PC5010C is powered by a 12 AMP motor with soft start for smooth start-ups and longer gear life. The constant speed control automatically applies additional power to the motor to maintain speed under load to complete the most challenging jobs, and the electronic current limiter helps protect the motor from overloading. The PC5010C is equipped with SJSII, which is a leaf spring and cam gear mechanism that’s engineered for reduced vibration. The integrated dust extraction shroud is designed to capture dust during operation, and includes a removable dust shroud cap that allows the tool to plane in corners and against walls. The shroud has soft brushes to help prevent dust from escaping, and the 4-spring suspension system keeps the shroud flush with the surface during movement. The PC5010C weighs only 5. 5 lbs. and has an ergonomic soft grip and slide switch with lock-on function for continuous operation, as well as an ergonomic loop handle for improved comfort.


Roche Girard
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Makita Still Remains the best manufacturer for these types of tools and would highly recommend
Catalina Vidales Garcia
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024
Me facilita ahora más mi trabajo
joseph p. silva
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023
great
Capnpete
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2021
I purchased this grinder roughly 6 months ago. Been using it professionally 3-5 days a week grinding concrete floors, as well as osb subfloors. It has been bulletproof until today, after grinding out a small bathroom the tool wouldn’t turn on. I immediately brought it to a local repair shop expecting the worse, a hour later got a call that the brushes were toast, but they had them in stock could have it fixed by the end of the day. Now that’s good service!!! Gezon Tool service look them up!Even though the tool died within 6mo I would still recommend it. This tool has ground down, tens of thousands of square feet of concrete and osb. It was a solid investment and everyday it works from here on out, is a bonus.I feel bad admitting it, but I doubted Gezons turn around time on the repair. We need a grinder on the job everyday, so I went and bought a Bosch 5” grinder with shroud right after I dropped the makita off.First impression of the Bosch is very good. Comes with case, kinda bulky but nice. Also comes with replacement dust shroud brushes which is a huge benefit over the makita. I keep having to tape the shroud on the makita cause the bristles are so worn down. The Bosch also has a better removable opening for grinding tight to things. It runs smooth and grinds with ease. Not sure on longevity obviously. Maybe I’ll update this in a few months.If I didn’t have a grinder, and was deciding between the 2 of them I would go with the makita. It’s considerably less money and from my experience, very tough and reliable. I’m sure the Bosch will be stud as well so you can’t go wrong either way.Good grinding folks
bsimon70
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2021
Garbage! Broke after 2 uses. I had bought a cheap one and didn’t like it I returned it. I spent more for this one thinking it would be better quality. Did not work all of 30 minutes before grease was flying out of the bearing it overheated and broke.
Consumer Rating 1
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2021
Broker after the 3rd use. Cant return because it’s past the window of my purchase in February 2021.Gear oil shot out and it seized up. A big disappointment as I have always loved makita hand grinders.
mark77
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2021
Could not ask for an easier to use tool, low vibration, relatively light, good dust collection when connected to a shop vac. Took epoxy off a basement floor in two afternoons, now using to remove failed paint coatings off of concrete block foundation walls. Perfect size for working with older uneven concrete. Cheaper than renting. Would highly recommend.
Tyson D
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2020
Works perfect. Grinded 50 years of nonskid silica sand and paint. Let the machine do the work. If you try to manhandle it too much it can dig in unevenly. I'm very happy with this purchase.
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