Makita DSS610Z 18V Li-Ion LXT 165mm Circular Saw - Batteries and Charger Not Included

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Carbide blades will provide you with smoother, more precise cuts. If you plan on cutting through hardwood, softwood and chipboard materials, carbide blades are a good choice. You will also find different degrees of hardness when choosing between carbide blades. The higher the number attached to a carbide blade, the more effective it will be at cutting through materials with a higher amount of resistance. Tungsten carbide-tipped (TCT) blades The Bosch Professional GKS 12 V-26 is a great value option for those seeking superb cutting performance and full functionality. This compact circular saw is designed with easy handling in mind, while also being powerful enough that it can be put to the test with a wide range of woodworking applications. If you want a brushless circular saw that performs well, the WORX WX531 is ideal. This versatile circular saw makes it easy to ensure smooth cuts and clean edges. It can be used with a huge range of material types, including wood, thin sheets of metal, plastic, ceramic and more. Once thing I did notice, is that unlike the Makita LXT hammer drill there is no third connector to the battery, only two. The impact driver also has only two connectors. I am guessing that the third connector is for monitoring the battery temperature and allows the hammer drill to cut out when it gets too hot (it's done this on me when drilling about 6-7 wall plugs in a row). The 610 is missing the third connector, and that says to me that you should only use it for short cuts. If you're doing longer cuts take regular breaks or risk your battery. It will be interesting to see if the 630 has the third connector.

If you need to cut through things like MDF or melamine, think about investing in chrome-plated blades. As with TCT blades, chrome-plated blades can be used on a regular basis. High Carbon Steel (HCS) blades

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You should also see the kinds of adjustment a circular saw allows for when making angled cuts. Saw Blades This VonHaus D-Series circular saw will more than satisfy the needs of users seeking powerful cutting capacity. You can achieve maximum cutting speeds of up to 3,800 RPM here, with no loading times to deal with. You can also easily adjust the cutting depth to work with different material types, while bevel angle cuts and joint cuts are also made possible. Any warranty claims outside of the 1st year but within the second or 3rd must be dealt with directly by Makita. The Makita DRS780Z brushless circular saw is the top circular saw available in the market at the moment. It comes with an electric brake which is an added safety feature for the users. Not to forget, the Makita DRS780Z has a built-in soft start which results in smooth start-ups and provides maximum comforts. The DRS780Z Circular Saw is powered by two 18V Li-ion LXT slide-type batteries, which provide power to the 36V brushless motor, which delivers up to 5,100 rpm and 1,700 watts of peak power.

If you only need to make long and straight cuts, a circular saw is a better choice of power tool. However, if you want to produce more curved cuts and intricate cut-out shapes with sheet materials, a jig saw is a better investment. What should I look for when buying a circular saw? Any good circular saw should be able to deliver impressive cutting capacity. When choosing a suitable model, determine the maximum cutting depth to see if it will cope with the kind of cutting tasks you have in mind.You will have the option to choose this service if you are purchasing your item for delivery to mainland UK. The DHS680 is Makita's first brushless circular saw, which becomes one of the latest member of Makita's impressive line up of 18v Lithium-ion cordless tools. Boasting a brand new brushless motor and some new in-built features, the DHS680 looks set to become one of the most popular cordless circular saws on the market MAKITA DHS680Z FEATURES Another benefit of the brushless motor is that, because there are no moving/touching parts in the motor there is nothing wearing away at anything else and getting damaged. Your motor is actually going to be kept in far better condition than before

The DHS680Z is a cordless circular saw with a high-efficiency brushless motor that delivers up to 680 watts of maximum output at 5,000 rpm when driven by an 18V Li-ion battery. 5000 rpm is a massive rotational speed that will provide you with the best-finished cuts.The brushless saw motor means you can enjoy longer battery runtime than other saw models, with the motor also benefiting from a longer lifespan. The cordless design also makes it a practical saw option for people who need more flexibility when carrying out trimming and cutting work. Lithium-ion batteries have greater life spans than their Ni-MH or Ni-Cad counterparts giving 430% greater run time. It is also fairly quiet compared to other circular saws, with maximum sound pressure levels of 80 decibels. Pros You can undertake straight cuts and bevel cuts alike with this circular saw. The TCT blade that comes with the saw model will provide you with smooth edges and superior cutting finishes every time. You can also cut at impressive depths here, with 54-millimetre cutting depths achievable when cutting at 90-degree angles. The ergonomic profile of this circular saw also makes for comfortable operation. Pros Depth and bevel adjustments can be made without the need for tools, while the dust port will allow you to keep cutting lines free of sawdust. This not only makes for a safer working environment, but also allows you to focus on achieving a precise cutting result.

I've now bought and tried the 610. I got it bare unit only, and it comes without any box, they just supplied the unit with manual and allen key. The manual says to only use the saw with the offcut on the saw side (left), so I guess J&K is breaking that rule? I did the same and didn't see any problem - it's not a heavy saw but you might risk a less accurate cut that way round. Makita is one of the most well-known manufacturers of professional power tools. With a powerful 1,200 watt motor that can provide up to 5,200 rpm, the HS7601J Circular Saw is compact and lightweight.I didn't find the job light much use when cutting, I didn't think it added much, chances are you already have light over your bench. It's not like the ones on the Makita drills, which are invaluable and in my view a major selling point. Can't comment on dust extraction, I'd need to try one without to understand if that's needed.