worx circular saw

Cutting depth depends on the model: compact saws are about 1.5 in. at 90°, while full-size models reach up to 2-9/16 in. at 90° (one model lists 1-13/16 in. at 45°). Bevel adjustment ranges vary by model and include examples such as 0–46° and 0–57°.

Commonly included accessories are a 24‑tooth carbide‑tipped (TCT) blade, a hex key, a dust/vacuum adapter, a parallel guide, and sometimes a carry bag.

Worx circular saws are intended for common lumber and sheet‑goods work: ripping and crosscutting 2x4s, plywood, and similar lumber, plus cutting and plunge cuts in sheet materials.

Typical blade sizes are 7-1/4 in. and 4.5 in. Full‑size saws commonly use a 5/8 in. arbor, while compact 4.5 in. units typically use a 3/8 in. arbor.

Worx circular saws use 20‑volt batteries and are compatible with Worx shared‑battery systems. Higher‑capacity shared batteries provide longer run time—for example, higher‑capacity packs are reported to offer roughly 2× the run time of a standard 2.0Ah pack.

Weights range roughly from about 4.0 to 8.4 pounds. Listings emphasize lightweight, compact designs for easy maneuverability and portable use.

Many Worx saws ship with a 24‑tooth carbide‑tipped (TCT) blade. Where specified, a 24T carbide/TCT blade is listed as the included accessory.

Bevel adjustment varies by model—examples include ranges up to 0–57° on some full‑size saws and smaller ranges on compact units. Some models feature a left‑side blade or similar design details to improve cut‑line visibility.