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DEWALT 7-1/4-Inch Circular Saw with Electric Brake, 15-Amp, Corded (DWE575SB) , Yellow |
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SKIL 15 Amp 7-1/4 Inch Circular Saw with Single Beam Laser Guide – 5280-01 |
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Mini Circular Saw, TECCPO 4.8Amp Compact Circular Saw, 3700RPM, with Laser Guide, Scale Ruler, Vacuum Port, 3 Blades for cutting Woods, Tile and Soft Metal. Ideal design for small projects -TAPS22P |
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WORX WX427L 6A 4-1/2″ Compact Circular Saw, Hand-Held Corded Electric Circular Saw w/Laser Cutting Guide, 6 Saw Blades, Ideal for Wood, Plastic & Metal Cutting |
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Genesis GCS445SE 4.0 Amp 4-1/2″ Compact Circular Saw with 24T Carbide-Tipped Blade, Rip Guide, Vacuum Adapter, and Blade Wrench |
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Prazi USA PR-7000 Beam Cutter Blades, Circular Saw Blade Attachment Part, Increase Cutting Power and Capacity, Fits 7.25-inch Worm Drive Circular Saws |
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CRAFTSMAN 7-1/4-Inch Circular Saw, 15-Amp (CMES510) |
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Worx WX429L 4 Amp WORXSAW 4.5″ Electric Compact Circular Saw |
How much does a good skill saw cost?
When it comes to power tools, we always suggest that buyers should pay more to receive the best quality possible. Most circular saws will cost you as low as $40 and all up to $450; the price will largely depend on the power rating, brand, blade size, and additional features.
How much should I spend on a circular saw?
A circular saw can cost between $50-$200. Depending on your budget for the tool, you may want to go either cheaper or pricier. There are factors that can affect the price, such as brand or size. You will want to consider them when buying your own circular saw.
What size circular saw will cut a 4×4?
The best way to cut a 4×4 post is by using a 12-inch miter saw, 10-inch radial arm saw, both of which can cut completely through a post in one pass, or a standard circular saw that can make precise cuts in two passes with the help of a simple jig.
What saw should I buy first?
A jigsaw is great for cutting curves and shapes, and it can also be used with a guide to make straight cuts, which is why this is the first power saw you should own. Unless you plan to rip long sheets of plywood, a jigsaw is preferable over a circular saw.
Can I use a jigsaw instead of a circular saw?
Although a jigsaw can be used for most of the tasks that a circular saw can perform, including straight cuts and cuts on a tilt, the jigsaw uses that really take advantage of the tool’s qualities are jobs such as kitchen fitting and joinery, with their frequent need for complex cuts.