Makita HS7601J/2 240V 190mm Circular Saw Supplied in a Makpac Case

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The DRS780Z has a die-cast magnesium base and blade guard for added durability and a rear handle design and Automatic Torque Drive Technology (ADT), which adjusts the cutting speed based on the load condition. If any person has any knowledge about professional working tools, they would tell you how Makita leads the market when it comes to professional working tools, especially saws. The Makita HS7601J/2 is a powerful circular saw which comes with a 240V battery and a blade length of 190mm, which is the best on its own. Electric Pressure Washers Petrol & Diesel Driven Pressure Washers Hot Pressure Washers Pressure Washer Accessories Detergents, Chemicals and Algicides Pressure Washer Spares Hoses & Accessories Submersible Pumps - Fountain & Pond Miscellaneous and Transfer Pumps Pump Accessories Pump Controllers & Switches Hose Hose Clips Couplers, Valves & Filters Washdown Pump Kits 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.

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One thing I really like about this saw that blows the rest of the competition away is the range of bevel degrees you can choose from. You can set the bevel on this saw to a massive 60°. This is incredibly useful if you want to build triangular objects.Makita DSS611Z is an 18 V Li-ion battery powered circular saw having an excellent blade length and impressive speed. The Makita DSS611Z circular saw is one of the best makita circular saws for quality cuts and ease of use. It has safety features to it which makes it extra secure. If a person wants great value for their money, Makita DSS611Z is the right choice for it. It’s well-priced compared with the more premium saws on my list, but I would honestly save up for a machine that was better finished and could cut through timber a lot cleaner. There was a fair bit of tear out when working with the constructional timber. It left a lot of ragged fibres on the end of the cut, which would need cleaning up if you were trying to do anything with precision. In comparison with the Makita DHS680Z, I know which saw I’d want to use for second fix work! The lightweight design of the Makita HS301DZ makes it super easy for its users to manoeuvre the circular saw. Many regular circular saw users complain about the weight other circular saws have, making it challenging to use the saws for a longer time, unlike Makita HS301DZ. Again, I suspect it’s down to the blade. The teeth are relatively small, and if they’re designed to work on multiple materials then they might not be fine-tuned for optimum cutting timber. I suspect that the multi-material blade is a good all-rounder but not ideal for any particular job.

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The Makita DSS501Z circular saw is famous for its compact design. When asked by users what makes the Makita DSS501Z so unique, many people went with its compact design, which makes it look good, and the compactness works really well? The main trigger grip feels nice with my nitrile gloves on. There’s plenty of grip even without them on and it sits well in the hand, which is vital thanks to the weight of this big saw. The front handle is a bit disappointing though, it’s just hard ABS plastic without any added grip. It’s fine when you’ve got gloves on but without them it’s not so comfortable. 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. Moving on to the baseplate, this is where I think Evolution have let themselves down. It’s a huge and heavy cast aluminium shoe, but the casting isn’t great and there’s a rough texture on the surface. I’m not sure if this is to make it more durable but compared to the rest of the saws on my list it doesn’t slide very easily. Makita is one of the leading brands in the market, manufacturing professional power tools. When it comes to saws, Makita makes the best of them. The Makita 5008MGJ/2 circular saw is known for its power and its finished results. Its powerful 1800 watt battery is on the next level hence providing the best cutting experience.The Makita DSS611Z has an immense powered motor which makes it extremely fast. It is powered by an 18V battery, which delivers a smooth cutting experience required and expected by the users. The Makita DSS610 Circular Saw features a double safety trigger to help reduce the risk of injury. It offers a high no load speed of 3,700 RPM and features a low vibration K factor of 1.5m/sec and has a low weight of 3.2 kg. Thanks to the trace cutting line you can achieve precise cuts, while the ergonomic design will reduce user fatigue. The Makita DHS680Z comes with an automatic speed control feature which turns out to be a great help. It also prolongs the battery life. The cutting speed automatically changes depending upon the load. 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.

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There’s something to be said about big heavy tools. You’re less likely to try out dangerous manoeuvres and keep them down on the bench. Even though there’s a fair amount of plastic on this saw, Evolution have used metal where it counts. The saw guard and blade housing are made from aluminium, so it makes you feel confident during use.The cut depth scale on the 5008MGJ/2 is easy to see, with the most commonly used two numbers, 13mm and 19mm, stamped on in more significant proportions. The huge lever can be used to make a one-handed adjustment.