circular saw

The results include two main power types: corded (AC) electric saws and battery-powered saws. The battery-powered tools shown use 20‑volt batteries, while the larger, higher‑power models are corded electric tools.

The saws are specified for a wide range of materials, including masonry (stone, reinforced concrete, paving, bricks) and common workshop materials such as wood, metal, plastic, plywood and composite boards.

Typical inclusions are blades, blade guards, wrenches, push sticks, and mounting hardware or stands. Tool‑specific items are also listed—for example, the concrete cutter includes a water pump and water line.

Several models include dust‑collection ports for attaching a vacuum or dust collector; compact table models advertise efficient dust systems, with one listing capture performance up to about 98.5% of sawdust.

Blade specs noted include carbide‑tipped construction and tooth counts (for example, a 10‑inch, 24‑tooth carbide‑tipped blade). Operating speeds for those blades are given in examples—one compact saw lists a blade speed around 3576 RPM.