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The Multi-Volt for Multiple Tools by Metabo HPT

Metabo HPT, formerly Hitachi Power Tools, is releasing a new battery line for their tools. Does Metabo HPT sound unfamiliar to you? What happened to Hitachi Power Tools? Why did they change the name?! Don’t worry; Metabo HPT is a different name but the same company. The decision to change the name was to separate from the limits…

New Milwaukee Circular Saw Kit 2732-21HD

A New Circular Saw On The Side Cordless circular saws have been slowly taking over the market in the last few years but continually run into the same problem time after time: they don’t have the same power as corded options.  Enter the new M18 FUEL circular saw: the power and speed of a cordless…

Milwaukee Tools’ New All Purpose Circular Saw Blades

Cuts Like a Laser, But Cool to the Touch That is a weird sentence that perfectly describes Milwaukee’s new blades. These blades are made from 100 percent steel and cut from the sheet. This method and material ensure a stable blade with increased accuracy. Each blade also has polymer-filled vibration slots to help minimize wobble…

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Skilsaw SPT79A-10 Medusaw Walk Behind Concrete Saw Preview

A walk behind worm drive concrete saw? Now that’s not something you hear every day. That’s because Skilsaw’s new Medusaw walk behind worm drive concrete saw (SPT79A-10) is the only walk behind worm drive concrete saw on the market! Pretty cool, huh? We agree. Same Great Saw, New Walk Behind Design Skilsaw Medusaw Concrete Saw…

Milwaukee M18 FUEL Metal-Cutting Circular Saw Product Review

Finish your plumbing jobs with the Milwaukee 2782-20 M18 FUEL metal-cutting circular saw. Get the correct length for pipes anywhere on the job site thanks to the portable Milwaukee cordless metal-cutting circular saw. Brushless Motor = Great Performance This tool has a POWERSTATE™ brushless motor with fewer moving parts than traditional designs, making it more…

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Types of Circular Saws?

Sidewinders? Worm Drives? Hypoids? Oh my! No, this is not a zoology lesson! It examines circular saw types to decide what’s best for you. What is a Sidewinder or In-Line Circular Saw. It’s the most common type, especially in the eastern part of the United States. The sidewinder’s motor is mounted on the side of…

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