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- 1 Makita SH02R1 12V Max Circular Saw Kit, 3-3/8"
- 2 DEWALT DCS571B Atomic 20V Circular Saw Tool Only
- 3 WORX WX523L 20V 338 Plunge Circular Saw
- 4 EnerTwist 20V Max 412 Multifunction Cutting Blades, Vacuum Adaptor, ET-CS-20C
- 5 Circular Saw Cordless POPOMAN Depth 1-11/16'' 90, 1-3/8'' 0-45, Wood Metal Cuts
- 6 DEWALT DCS571P1 Atomic 20V Cordless Circular Saw Kit
- 7 TACKLIFE Circular Saw With Ideal For Wood, Soft Metal, Tile And Plastic Cuts - TCS115A
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Makita SH02R1 12V Max Circular Saw Kit, 3-3/8"
Product Highlights:
- makita-built motor delivers 1,500 rpm for faster cutting
- 3-3/8" blade delivers a maximum cutting depth of 1" for a wide range of cutting applications
- adjustable cutting depth from 1" at 90degree and 5/8" at 45degree
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DEWALT DCS571B Atomic 20V Circular Saw Tool Only
Product Highlights:
- brushless motor allows you to cut up to 339 linear feet of 3/4 in. osb using dcb205 battery (sold separately)
- removable auxiliary handle for increased control
- hang hook for increased convenience
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WORX WX523L 20V 338 Plunge Circular Saw
Product Highlights:
- small, compact size for excellent maneuverability and portability
- grip with integrated safety trigger for comfort, balance, and control
- exceptional depth-of-cut for cutting 1 stock lumber
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EnerTwist 20V Max 412 Multifunction Cutting Blades, Vacuum Adaptor, ET-CS-20C
Product Highlights:
- [optimized for one-handed use] cut 2x4's in a single pass with an easily maneuverable cordless circular saw, enertwist 4.5 inch compact & lightweight cordless circular saw (only 4.5 lbs) 50% weight and 50% volume less than a regular 7-1/4" circular saw
- [powerful & efficient] blade size 4-1/2 inch, no load speed 3,500 rpm for faster multi-purpose cuts of wood, soft metal, tile, drywwall, plastic and more with ease. wonderful cordless mini circular saw substantial enough to cut through nominal 2 inch lumber and no cord limited for excellent maneuverability and portability. best for working in tight spaces or cutting outdoor that corded electric saw can not reach
- [plunge & bevel cuts] adjustable cutting depth from 1-11/16"(43mm) at 90degree and 1-1/8"(28.6mm) at 45degree. easy-set depth gauge lever and 0-45 degree bevel settings for quick adjustments. also includes the laser guide and parallel guide for high precision cutting
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Circular Saw Cordless POPOMAN Depth 1-11/16'' 90, 1-3/8'' 0-45, Wood Metal Cuts
Product Highlights:
- innovative designcordless, breaking the limitations of a traditional circular saw working mode. 2.0ah battery and 2a fast charger complete charge in 1h; no cord limited for excellent maneuverability and portability, best for working in tight spaces or cutting outdoor that corded electric saw can not reach.
- one hand operationsafety trigger double insurance and optimized ergonomics - grip, comfort, balance, reduced fatigue and control. the mini circular saw running at 3400rpm to offer great power for fast cutting, helping you to complete your project easier: making cut wood, plastics, plaster board, tile with ease.
- 90 and 0-45 bevel cuttingthe quick adjustment device makes bevel cutting faster and more convenient. you can freely adjust the cutting angle between 0-45 , cutting depth up to 1-11/16 inches(42.9mm) at 90; the bevel capacity at 45 is 1-3/8 inches (34.9mm); a parallel guide attachment that ensures straight, precise cuts easily and quickly.
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DEWALT DCS571P1 Atomic 20V Cordless Circular Saw Kit
Product Highlights:
- brushless motor allows you to cut up to 339 linear feet of 3/4 in. osb using dcb205 battery (sold separately)
- removable auxiliary handle for increased control
- hang hook for increased convenience
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TACKLIFE Circular Saw With Ideal For Wood, Soft Metal, Tile And Plastic Cuts - TCS115A
Product Highlights:
- ➤metal handle & laser design: comes with a unique metal handle, which helps to reduce fatigue for one-hand working, offering stronger clamping force to make the cutting more stable. easy and quick to install and disassemble by rotating the handle without any auxiliary tools. the laser guide ensures a professional and precise cutting line, convenient for cutting.
- ➤powerful motor & 6 blades: features a 5. 8 amps copper motor to deliver full-size performance at 3, 500 rpm, making cut wood, plastics, plaster board, pvc pipe, tile with ease. 6 blades: 2x24t tct(120mm) for wood cuts/ 2x60t hss(115mm) for wood and soft metal cuts/ 2pcs grit diamond blade(115mm) for tile cuts, extending the applications of the compact circular saw.
- ➤flexible 90° & 45° bevel cutting: easy-set depth scaled gauge lever allows the cutting depth up to 1-11/16 inches(42. 9mm) at 90°; the bevel capacity at 45° is 1-3/8 inches (34. 9mm), you can decide your bevel cutting angle freely from 0° to 45°. left-sided blade design for great cut-line visibility. a parallel guide attachment ensures straight, precise cuts easily and quickly.
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