Comfort and control are better when you use the Bosch CSW41 Circular Saw because it’s light. The saw is made of magnesium, which makes it easier for people to work and less tiring for them.
The CSW41 has a worm drive design that makes it more accurate and precise. The left side blade design gives you the best clarity of cut lines.
The saw has 5,300 no-load rpm and weighs 13.2 lbs. The powerful 15-amp motor has enough power for a wide range of applications, and it’s paired with worm drive gearing.
The CSW41 has an on-board wrench that can be used to change blades and brushes, adjust levers, and remove diamonds from blades. The saw also comes with a built-in tool hook so you can store your tools while you work.
COMFORT: The circular saw has a lower guard that doesn’t snag when cutting small pieces. The soft grip handle is easy to hold all day.
The BOSCH JS260 top-handle jig saw has a sturdy footplate that helps you cut with precision. It also has a 6.0 Amp motor and variable-speed control, so you can choose the right speed. The motor is strong and can make 3, 100 strokes per minute with a 3/4 in. stroke length. In this example, the variable speed dial controls the maximum speed, while the accelerator button controls the operating speed. This Jig saw has been made with a low-vibration plunging design so that it can cut with precision and be used smoothly. Large, heavy-gauge steel feet are on the bottom of it. The JS260 multidirectional blade clamp has a T-Shank blade grip that is better than other clamps (but it does not accept U-Shank blades). To change a blade, you don’t need a tool. To make sure the cut line is clear, the tool has an always-on dust blower and a button that can be used with both hands.
Have only had the saw for a short time, but it has already been used a lot. I’m sorry I didn’t get one sooner. Like other Bosch products I own, this one has been a lot of fun to work with. I have worked as a carpenter and I like tools that work well. If you spend a few extra dollars to buy the product, you will be glad you did. I do want to tell you about a problem I had and ask people to pay attention. When I bought the saw, I also bought the WD7LUB lubricant because the lubricant should be changed after 10 hours of use. Having it was a good thing. Wasn’t it weird that when I went to check the lubricant level as part of getting to know the saw, it was dry as a bone. A: I put some lubricant on it, used it, and have been happy with it. A. Because Bosch said “thanks” for the email, I was not happy. The saw, on the other hand, is a good idea.
