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Best Circular Saws
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Workzone (Aldi) Titanium Circular Saw AUS8000Tbs
Latest review: I have been using this twin blade saw, may be with enough experience with the tool to provide an opinion. It is 550W counter-rotating blade circular saw (240V). I found that it is very handy to cut
Bosch GKS 235 Professional
Latest review: As others have said it’s like a hot knife through butter. Out of the box I used it to rip through about 100lm of 19mm merbau. Easy as. Dust extraction is good & makes it easy to see where you’re goi
Makita 5606B
Latest review: very good circular saw, i have a couple of other saws but this one is the best one that i always use, it has never failed on me, or had a fualt since i bought mine. I really like using this saw
Bosch GKS 190 Professional
Latest review: Was looking for my first circular saw and did some research, went to different shops and picked up saws and had a look at what was out there from various manufacturers in this size. Have to say I'm
Hitachi 235mm · includes 2 listings
Latest review: This has been an excellent saw and still going strong. It is really of trade quality but I use it for DIY use and so it breezes through everything asked of it. It has plenty of power to slice through
Ozito PCR-2100
Latest review: I've been using this now for 3 years. It has help lay laminate flooring, bamboo flooring, a small tiling job and lots of small jobs in between. The saw hasn't missed a beat, it's nice and safe, and
Makita HS301DZ
Latest review: I got this a few months ago to use an online gift voucher I had. Now that I've been using it around the house I can say that it's an excellent little tool to have. You need to remember its size
Ryobi 18V P580
Latest review: No fuss cordless operation. 18 volt battery, ready to use in moments. Saw depth & angle adjustments for all jobs, big or small. Safety guarding are robust & practical with dust bag & vacuum
Milwaukee M18 2730-20
Latest review: If you have read any of my other reviews, you will know that I am ancient, work as a carpenter and have no particular love of Milwaukee tools. When I started in my current job, I had corded tools.
Triton TA 235CSL
Latest review: My saw is five years old. It has heaps of power. The blade has lasted well. The laser is easy to see and accurate. The saw is light. It is easy to adjust. It is slightly limited in depth of cut by
Makita N5900B
Latest review: These saws are big, heavy and powerful but thats why you buy one. Well not so much for the weight. These saws have remained a similar design for 30 years and its a well proven, simple and reliable
Milwaukee M18 · includes 4 listings
Latest review: Most reviews are written fairly early on in ownership. People buy a product and write a review soon after. I thought it might be worth writing one two years down the track so that people can make a
Hitachi C10FCE2
Latest review: This is an awesome saw. Loads of power and cuts 4x2 like butter. Operation is very straight forward, pretty much take out of the box, plug it in and start cutting. Mine was 100% accurate out of the
Makita BSS611Z
Latest review: Ive had one of these for years, they are powerful and useful. When i first got it i took a bit of a chance as they were fairly new on the market and only 3ah batteries were availble. Now there are
Hitachi 18V Slide Li-ion C18DSL(HL)
Latest review: Good value product, battery lasts long enough to do decent days work.. design and feel of the saw fits well and is easy to use...not to
Ozito CSW-7000
Latest review: I'm just a DIY user, but I quickly grew past what this saw could do. The two major issues that hold it back for me are the blade cover getting stuck at the start of work, often needing to awkwardly
Ozito CMS-1621
Latest review: I bought this for just shy of $80 at Bunnings. The saw blade is fairly decent, cuts through pine like a hot knife through butter. Cuts fairly well through thick heavy redwood. The saw blade is not
Bosch PKS 1500
Latest review: I have dropped, thrown (possibly unintentionally), banged about and abused the living daylights out of my saw. I've had it for about 4 years now and have used it to build gates, doors, repair
Makita HS7600
Latest review: Nice saw for a bit over $100. About the weight you would expect of a small saw, but easy to use. I found it surprisingly quiet. Quite powerful for a small
Ryobi 18V One+ R18CS-0
Latest review: This was my first One+ product and I’m relay happy with it. It’s light and well designed ergonomically. The battery system works well and I get plenty of usage before a swap out is needed. The only ne
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