Applications that need power and speed can use a 15 amp motor that runs at 5,500 RPM.
Magnesium shoes with metal upper and lower guards are more durable.
Spindle lock and depth adjustment make it easy to make quick changes on the job site.
Only 9.0 lbs, with an Aux handle, make it easy to move and see.
7-1/4 is the length of the PORTER-CABLE PCE310 7-1/4 “It has a 15-amp motor that can run at up to 5,500 RPM, which is enough power and speed for all kinds of jobs. This Circle saw has a magnesium shoe, as well as metal upper and lower guards that make it even more durable. It has a spindle lock and a depth adjustment so you can make quick changes on the job. Besides that, this saw has a maximum bevel adjustment of 55 degrees. There are detents at 22.5 degrees and 45 degrees that make it easy to use. An aux handle is easy to use and gives you a clear view. To use, this machine weighs only 9.0 pounds. specs: blade diameter is 7-1/4 inches, top handle, depth of cut at 45 degrees is 1-7/8 inches, depth of cut at 90 degrees is 2-1/2 inches “In this case, I would say. It is backed by PORTER-CABL. Limited warranty: 3 years, but you can get it for free. One circular saw, one 7-1/4 “Carbide teeth with 18 teeth are used. One Allen wrench, a tipped wood cutting blade.
Otherwise, this is the only saw you’ll ever need. The technology and design of this type of saw has been around for so long that almost any of the big manufacturers can make a good and reliable saw that fits its price point. This is just the one I bought because I was a fan of Porter-Cable. A lot of saw costs about $50 or so. To be fair, the saw this is replacing has been around for at least 30 years now. In comparison, this one is a lot lighter and more powerful, so I’m pretty happy with it.
This doesn’t come with a rip guide, and the size of the hole for a rip guide isn’t the same as other rip guides. So if you want a rip guide, you’ll have to get a Porter-Cable rip guide. All things being equal, you might not be able to get a job because of it. Second, this saw, like most in its price range, doesn’t have a port for collecting the dust. That might have been a good thing to have.
The last thing I would say is to pay attention to the amperage and/or horsepower. As I’ve said, most saws in this price range are great, but pay attention to how powerful they are. They all have 15-amp saws. Because some aren’t very powerful, pay attention.
Rip Guide, 7-1/4: These are some things you might want “An extension cord, a tool bag to hold the saw (it doesn’t come with a case; most saws in this price range don’t), and the blades (fine cut and rip). Most saws in this price range don’t come with a case.
