One of the most reliable and well-built circular saws is the DeWalt DWE560K .It’s always a competition between them and Makita, and of course both brands are extremely reputable and preferred by professionals.

Also, at first, I thought this saw was a bit heavy. It is quite weighty, but this does seem to be because all the parts are high quality and made to last.CROSS CUTTING: With the Depth Adjustable Level, you can vary the cutting depth up to 43mm according to your cutting needs while cross-cutting. Plunge cut circular saws will only lower the blade when you press the trigger, meaning that you can start cutting partway through the material that you are working with instead of from the edge, as with other models Hammer Price” shall mean the highest bid including any applicable VAT that is accepted by Supreme Auctions SAFETY & ERGONOMIC DESIGN- Comfortable grip handle for less fatigue, provide stronger clamping force for more stable cutting. Double Safety Switch prevents the machine from accidentally opening, ensure a safer cutting work. Aluminum alloy guard offers extra durability and safety Parallel Guide - The WESCO Cordless Circular has a parallel guide which allows for accurate cutting in the sense that you can make straighter cuts. As mentioned already, you can set the cutting depth between 0 and 27mm.

The maximum cutting depth at 90° with the cordless hand-held circular saw is 54 mm and at 45° the maximum cutting depth is 35 mm. The cordless hand-held circular saw is compatible with the Einhell guide rail system which is available separately. Ensure that any safety guards are working correctly and drop down automatically (if this is a feature that comes with your cordless circular saw) DESIGN FOR SAFETY & ERGONOMICS】: The double safety switch prevent accidental starting of the machine, ensuring safer cutting; motor at the rare of the machine balances the front and rear gravity, ensuring stable operation; the optimized ergonomic gripping makes one-hand operation easier and less tiring This is a well designed and constructed, powerful (at 1400 Watts the most powerful in its class) heavy duty electric saw made with highly robust components. It weighs slightly more than similar models from other manufacturers, but it’s nicely balanced and comfortable to hold. The handles are well-moulded, and the controls are well laid out, making it easy to use. Cutting timber with a handsaw is slow, tiring and hard to do well. If you want to avoid waving cut lines and a sore hand, a circular saw is the answer. Here are some of the main benefits of using a circular saw:Because it is a member of the Power-X-Change family, you can take it anywhere work needs to be done: One powerful rechargeable battery for all Power X-Change tools. The product is supplied without a battery or charger which are available separately. Putting this saw to the test against some constructional timber and English oak, I tried to make the tests as real-world relevant as possible. Most commonly, cuts with a circular saw will be parallel, but I also tried out plenty at a 45° angle too. Using the included rip fence, I cut along the grain of some big boards as well. One of the most respected big tool brands, DeWalt are known for their quality saws. There was a lot riding on this little beast, and I was blown away by how well it coped with all sorts of jobs. The DCS391 is another excellent bit of kit in DeWalt’s range of cordless tools. Nevertheless, sporting a big 184 mm blade, it can cut all the way down to 60 mm, which is quite a feat for a battery-powered tool. The 18 V system allows the blade to rotate at 3,700 rpm, and if you splash out for some of Ryobi’s High Energy batteries it will put out some serious cutting power. The buyer shall be responsible for any injury or death to any person resulting from the removal of lot or lots and shall fully