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New circular saw help....
Looking to purchase a new circular saw (my cheap Skil just aint cuttin
it anymore, want to relegate it to concrete/masonry only). Im not a pro, just a DIY-er. I was looking at a left blade Milwaukee because Ive heard its a good deal for value, performance, weight, etc. I played with a Bosch 1677MD at Lowes today, and Im rethinking my Milwaukee decision. Granted it is heavier, but with the second handle it seemed a lot easier to lug around, line up, etc. So I guess Im asking if there are any non-pros out there that felt a heavier worm drive worked out better than a sidewinder. I was thinking the sidewinder as more of a "multi purpose" saw, and the worm drive as more of a framing/construction saw, but Im not so sure after holding one vs a sidewinder. I do some panel cutting for projects, but mostly it would be used for decking, 2x4s here and there, etc (i.e. Im not building a house or an addition ). Thanks in advance. -Chris |
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