In addition to being powerful, this motor can run at 5,800 RPM and last for a long time on the job site.
The lower guard design makes it easier to make bevel and small cuts.
For better handling and performance, the design is well-balanced.
This is how the bevel works: It cuts 0°-56° and has “positive stops” at 22.5% and 45o and 56o for quick setting.
Large cutting range (2-1/2″ at 90o, 1-3/4″ at 45o, 1-3/8″ at 56o.
The 5007NK 7-1/4-Inch Circular Saw was made by Makita after listening to professional users. It has features that are easy for people to use, as well as power, weight, balance, and jobsite durability.
I work with tools. It’s a good idea to check out The Honest Carpenter on YouTube. These Makita Circular saws have been a big hit with him. So, I thought I’d give one a try. Skilsaw, Ryobi, and Porter Cable are already in my toolbox and work well. I don’t need to buy any more. People who use this circular saw are in a class of their own. There are a lot of good things about it, like how well it was made to last for a long time. For cutting large MDF and plywood panels, I use a 60-tooth blade from Diablo. I also make a homemade circular saw guide. The cuts are very clean and precise. The cuts are so clean that you would think they were made with a very expensive table saw.
When someone needs a saw, they can borrow one from me. But my Makita is always in my sight, and I don’t let it go.
