Drill/driver and circular saws are the two “must have” tools for any workshop.  The Professional and do-it-yourself worker probably agree with this.  Using an appropriate blade, circular saws can cut wood.  It can even cut ceramic tiles and steel masonry.  It can be use for crosscutting, mitering, ripping and beveling boards or plywood.  It can even used for cutting wood joints.  It makes circular saw.  It is one of the most versatile saws around.

In 1920, the first portable circular saw was invented.  It was inspired the need of more efficient way to harvest sugar cane.  The first circular saw manufacturer was the Michel Electric Hand Saw Company.  This company comes out after some tools that were redesigned and the company ownership change.  It was renamed as Skilsaw.  “Skilsaw became slang.  It became the generic name for circular saws.

Since then, circular saws boomed to the top of the power tool wish list.  Today, it features adjustable cutting angles, cutting depths, rip guides, and many new accessories. Using of circular saw makes easier than ever.

Forrest WW 10407125 Woodworker II 10-Inch 40 Tooth ATB 125 Kerf Saw Blade with 5/8 Inch Arbor is one of those circular saws.  It uses Kerf saw blade.  It is an all-purpose blade for table saws.  You can rip and crosscut 1” or 2” rockhards and softwoods.  The result is a smooth and sanded surface. 

It saves 1/3 wood loss on each cut.  With 20o face hook, the ply veneers will crosscut.  This is done without bottom splinter at moderate feed rates.  You can feed easily when used for moderate rips and crosscuts on a table saw.

It is double hard and has 40% stronger C4 Carbide.  It will give up to 300% longer life between sharpening.

The end blade changing, second step finishing and cutting 1 1/6” oversize to allow resurfacing.   It also reduces “JUMP IN” for better “PULL CONTROL”.