SKIL 14 amps 7-1/4 in. Corded Brushed Circular Saw

Light weight and lots of power. A great choice for the home owner or DYIer.

Straight out of the box ready to work easy to install or change the blade with the blade wrench stored right in the frame of the saw and out of the way. This saw rips plywood as well as 2x4x8 ft studs without stalling out or binding. Change the blade and it cuts metal as smooth as factory cut without heating the metal up. I would definitely recommend this saw for the professional or the hobby weekend wood worker. Plus this is a USA made product.

Great power, precision, and easy to use. I was surprised how nice the saw was for the price. I'm quite happy with this saw!!

Needed to cut up 2x6 deck planks to that I could replace with Trex decking so purchased this for the job. It did a pretty good job but it may have been better with a little more powerful saw. The blade seemed to struggle a little cutting through multiple 2x6’s at a time and I had to slow down a bit as it threw a breaker one time. However at the end of the day it did the job. I cut close to 170 linear feet of decking as part of the replacement.

Works very well. It's replacing an old all steel skill saw I inherited from my father. I hope the plastic doesn't hinder it's longevity but so far so good.

I have owned many circular saws and this is without a doubt the absolute best I have ever owned. My previous saw, which was replaced by this one, was also a Skil saw, and it just died after more than 25 years of service. I can’t complain about that. The one I just purchased has more power and is easier to handle than any others that I have owned. Great product that I highly recommend.

Powerful, super smooth, and quiet. Best saw that I have ever owned.

Great saw. Been using SKIL for a while now and needed to replace an older circ saw from another brand and this one fit the bill. My only concern was that it didn.t come with a lefty option but hey not many do!

A decade or two ago I purchased a Skill Circular saw and have abused it a bunch. The latest was when I put a concrete blade on it and cut up a slap to make stepping stones. It still functions, but makes a little bearing noise when I release the trigger. So, I purchased another one and put a 40 tooth blade in it and love the way it cuts. Thanks for build tools I can rely on...!

I like this saw. It has a lot of features that makes it easy to use. Power, spindle look, sawdust blower, ease of adjustment,and power on light to name a few.

I have been using this circular saw for a few months, and it fits the bill of this DIY guy. It cuts clean, is light weight yet sturdy. I am well pleased and I have no doubt that I will get years of good service from this saw. I definitely recommend it and I would buy it again.

I brought my last 71/4" skil circular saw 25 years ago it looked like new but went to the bone yard,I don't think I will out live this one,but someone will enjoy it, great tool ,price and worry free thanks David.

As a first time user of a circular saw, I was a bit apprehensive. I read several safety and how-to-articles. I had no trouble at all in attaching the blade that came with it. The push lock tab held everything in place with no movement. In minutes I was ready. I first made a few practice cuts on the end of a 2 x 4 and found it to be very easy. I had a little trouble at first holding it , but soon it became second nature. On to tackling the job at hand which was replacing the edge of the roofline. This amounted to cutting out some sections of shiplap which also required setting the cut depth carefully so as not to cut the rafter tails and facia. I did so without a scratch! Then I had to cut out some rotten sections of a couple of the rafter tails. Not wanting to remove the sheathing on the roof, I decided to just trim off the rotted section near the plate and butt join the new tails. Nearly perfect fit, it was tight enough, I would not even had to have use screws, but I did anyway using an impact driver. Next called for cutting off a length of rotted facia requiring a 45 degree bevel cut on the end. I used a speed square as a guide for the saw foot. Perfect cut, first time! Saw handled nicely,was fairly light, and I could do so with one hand if necessary although it is not recommended. Only complaints are the markings for adjustments are hard to see, and not completely accurate. The bevel adjustment is a little tricky and has a tendancy to stick, that is, the movement is not all that smooth and takes a little fiddling to get the settings accurate. The blade that comes with the saw is not the best, but it will do. I will purchase a better quality blade.