Woot! has
DeWALT DCS578B FLEXVOLT 60V MAX 7.25" Cordless Circular Saw w/ Brake (Tool Only) on sale for
$144.99.
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Product Details (DCS578B):
- Uses a 7-1/4-inch cordless circular saw blade and features a maximum cut depth of 2-9/16-inch at a 90 degree bevel
- The compact circular saw has the maximum bevel capacity of 57 degree with bevel stops at 22.5 degree and 45 degree
- Electric brake stops the blade after the trigger is released
- Integrated LED for increased visibility and cut accuracy
- Integrated rafter hook for quick and easy storage
- Battery and charger sold separately
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When in doubt, follow Adam Savages Advice: get the cheaper tool. If you find yourself needing the better tool, the cheaper tool would still have served its purpose and gotten you to where you are now.
Used it straight away on a deck project and was very impressed.
I also have the 60V 'worm drive' left bladed saw. Also a beast, but heavy.
Left bladed is great for sheet goods and visibility, but I still reach for this saw the most.
Also handy to have both sided saws onsite to overcome obstructions when cutting stuff that is fixed in place.
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Used it straight away on a deck project and was very impressed.
I also have the 60V 'worm drive' left bladed saw. Also a beast, but heavy.
Left bladed is great for sheet goods and visibility, but I still reach for this saw the most.
Also handy to have both sided saws onsite to overcome obstructions when cutting stuff that is fixed in place.
When in doubt, follow Adam Savages Advice: get the cheaper tool. If you find yourself needing the better tool, the cheaper tool would still have served its purpose and gotten you to where you are now.
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When in doubt, follow Adam Savages Advice: get the cheaper tool. If you find yourself needing the better tool, the cheaper tool would still have served its purpose and gotten you to where you are now.
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At the bottom of the scale is a baby jig saw, upgrade to the 20V circular saw (smaller blade, lighter saw), this one and finally a AC powered worm drive that is a beast when roofing/framing.
Of course we have our table saw options.
For most tasks, e.g. 3/4" plywood this one just eats through material. Doesn't bog down unless I'm not supporting one end (but if you go fast enough, it'll just blast through). Was cutting through 2-3 sheets last weekend to create base stands for window AC units. Then trimming up when I needed to adjust the 2x4's
Unless I'm cutting thicker material, painting it, AND heading out to do a job - this is a great "do all" saw that you can throw in the back of the truck. The battery lasts plenty long, it has a very nice balance, and tracks well.
AC worm drive? Plywood / OSB when doing full sheets for a roof.
Point is you can get by with a jig saw. You go slow and it works. But when you start making longer and longer cuts, it's no longer feasible to be standing at a table making a 4' cut.
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