A cordless 6.5" and corded 10.25" circular saw is the perfect, do-everything circular saw setup. Better than any 7.25" plus anything or those long 4.5" saws.
>>2969462>lotsa wurds i aint reedin >blades on the wrong sideyou wouldnt know a skilsaw if it hit you in the head
>>2969469Fine, blade left, but you know I'm right. 6.5" and 10.25" are the right sizes, 7.25" is heavier to run with no practical increase in what you can cut. There's even 6.5" saws now that have more cut depth than most 7.25" saws.
Go big or go home. Only one you need.
>>2969670>blade left, but you know I'm right
>>2969462>SidewidersThat's like a baby's toy!
>>2969462I kind of want a 10-1/4. I have 16-5/16 but I don't like hauling it out of the shop.
>>2969462>Dremel Blueprint cutting station is on clearance at HD for $97 right nowTalk me out of this guys.
>>2975421Seems like unless you do a ton of small craft work, you'd be way better off with another system? What do you have now?
>>2975421I could build the nicest dollhouses with this thing
>>2969469>Cocky with MilwaukeeThat's right Baby, I wanna see the blade when I'm pushing it along the Fat pencil line on 2x4s...If I paid for the Hour, imma get the full hour type shit. You Lucked out with that Fuel Handle behind blade model, I tried my damndest to find one but no luck. Had to settle with Fuel old Model, She Rips Regardless.
>>2979132A jigsaw and an HB clamping straight edge.
>>2979147You can get a nice 10" miter saw for fairly cheap
>>2975421I dislike the 12v battery tool systems. You're going to have less run time, torque, and top end. It's not a problem for a few tasks, but when you're working you're getting 25-50% improvement per use with the standard 18v tools. Small blade cutoff saws are rehoused angle grinders. They cannot make finish cuts well. That's before hoping those small aluminum rails will keep you true for whatever 6" 8" cut they're trying. Get proper carpentry tools, don't buy half measures.
