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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.
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>>2969462
>lotsa wurds i aint reedin
>blades on the wrong side
you wouldnt know a skilsaw if it hit you in the head
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>>2969469
Fine, 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.
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Go big or go home. Only one you need.



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