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| Milwaukee 15 Amp 7-1/4” Circular Saw |
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When the assertive engineers of Milwaukee Tools asked professional carpenters as to what they need from a circular saw, there are only three common answers obtained: maximum control, clean cutting power, and comfort. These research results lead to the manufacture of the Milwaukee 15 Amp 7-1/4” circular saw with blade on left is undeniably the best-created circular saw today in the market.
Best for beginners, the Milwaukee 6391 has an enormous 15-amp motor of 5,800-rpm that produces the 3-1/4 horsepower. It nearly has the same power as worm-drive saws. Nonetheless, this Pro-Duty 7-1/4” saw is one third lighter or more, than worm-drive saws. If you will look closely to the saw, left side of the motor contains the blade. This southpaw location offers right-handed workers a clearer cutting line view. It is no longer needed to lean over to be able to view the blade. For bevel cuts, this 10.4-pound saw has a solid aluminum shoe that tilts to a maximum of 50 degrees. This saw has the Milwaukee's patented Tilt-Lok handle which is adjustable for that most convenient cutting position. At the top for the horizontal cut, rear for the vertical cut, or at any point in between. This Milwaukee 6391 saw comes with a carbide-tipped blade, a blade wrench for easy blade changing, a storage case to easily carry the tool and an owner's manual for further reference. |
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