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THE KING'S CHOICE
Makita 6-1/2-Inch Plunge Saw
1k+ Customer Reviews
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Pros & Cons
Has a plunge cut; can cut directly into the top of the cutting surface
Creates splinter-free cuts
The cut can be sloppy; not ideal for precision cutting
Blade Diameter
6-1/2 inches
RPM
5,200
Beveling
-1 to 48 degrees, positive stops at 22.5 and 45 degrees
Weight
17.6 pounds
Power Source
Corded electric
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Skil 5080
7k+ Customer Reviews
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Pros & Cons
Great for those who use a saw infrequently
Includes a guiding laser to help cuts
Depth setting lever tends to break off
Blade Diameter
7-1/4 inch
RPM
5,080
Beveling
0 to 51 degrees, positive stop at 45 degrees
Weight
6.95 pounds
Power Source
Corded electric
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DEWALT MAX 6-1/2-Inch Circular Saw
6k+ Customer Reviews
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Pros & Cons
Durable and very easy to use
Excellent for those who don't want a plunge cut model
Safety switch positioning is awkward
Less powerful when the battery starts to run out
Blade Diameter
6-1/2 inches
RPM
5,150
Beveling
0 to 50 degrees
Weight
7.1 pounds
Power Source
Battery-powered (battery not included)
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SKIL 16-5/16-Inch Magnesium Worm Drive
380+ Customer Reviews
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Pros & Cons
Large blade is great for big cutting jobs
Fairly easy to hold and use considering its large size
No place to wrap up the cord
RPM isn't very high
Blade Diameter
16-5/16 inches
RPM
2,500
Beveling
0 to 56 degrees; positive stop at 45 degrees
Weight
‎27.3 pounds
Power Source
Corded electric
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MILWAUKEE'S M18
1k+ Customer Reviews
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Pros & Cons
Cordless, so it's more portable than many other models
Left blade provides a clear line of sight
Durable and lightweight
Blade guard tends to get in the way
Blade Diameter
6-1/2 inches
RPM
3,500
Beveling
0 to 45 degrees
Weight
8.5 pounds
Power Source
Battery-powered (battery not included)
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SKILSAW Southpaw
660+ Customer Reviews
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Pros & Cons
Blade is on the left side, which provides a clear line of sight for right-handed people
Cuts are smooth, fast, and accurate
Doesn't have a safety switch
Blows dust at the user
Blade Diameter
7-1/4 inches
RPM
5,300
Beveling
0 to 56 degrees; positive stop at 45 degrees
Weight
‎10.6 pounds
Power Source
Corded electric
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BLACK+DECKER Pirahna Circular Saw
2k+ Customer Reviews
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Pros & Cons
Inexpensive but good quality performance
Has a laser guide for added cutting precision
Blade housing is flimsy
The included blade is low-quality and should be switched out for a better one
Blade Diameter
7-1/4 inches
RPM
5,300
Beveling
0 to 45 degrees
Weight
7 pounds
Power Source
Battery-powered (battery not included)
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CRAFTSMAN V20 6-1/2-Inch
710+ Customer Reviews
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Pros & Cons
Battery power makes it convenient
Battery is interchangeable with some other Craftsman tools
Good for light use
Not great for heavy or daily use
Blade Diameter
6-1/2 Inches
RPM
4,200
Beveling
0 to 50 degrees
Weight
10.2 pounds
Power Source
Battery-powered (battery included)
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Ryobi One+ HP
140+ Customer Reviews
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Pros & Cons
Can be connected with a vacuum to minimize dust
Built-in LED light
Comes with an Allen wrench, which is stored on the saw
Right-hand blade decreases visibility
Blade Diameter
7-1/4 inches
RPM
4,300
Beveling
0 to 58 degrees
Weight
6.5 pounds
Power Source
Battery-powered (battery not included)
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