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Circular Saw FAQs

What is the best DIY circular saw?

The best DIY circular saw depends on your specific needs and budget. The most popular choices from our customers include models from DeWALT and Makita, which offer a balance of power, durability, and ease of use without breaking the bank.


How do you change a circular saw blade?

Follow these steps to change a circular saw blade at home:

  • 1. Ensure the saw is unplugged (or battery removed)
  • 2. Use a wrench to loosen the arbor nut
  • 3. Remove the old blade
  • 4. Follow the instructions to install the new blade correctly
  • 5. Ensure it is securely tightened and you’re ready to go


How do you sharpen a circular saw blade?

Sharpening a circular saw blade involves using a diamond file or a specialized blade sharpener to carefully hone the edges of each blade tooth. If you’re in doubt, having a blade sharpened professionally is quick, affordable, and safe.


What is a circular saw used for?

A circular saw is a versatile power tool used to make straight cuts in wood, plastic, metal, and other materials. It’s ideal for home improvement and construction tasks like framing, cutting plywood, or trimming decking boards.


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Smaller Blades vs Larger Blades

Circular saw blades come in various sizes, typically ranging from 3-1/2 inches on the small side to 16-5/16 inches and larger. Smaller blades, like 5-1/2 inches, are lightweight and easier to maneuver making them ideal for tight spaces and detailed work, but these sizes may lack the cutting depth needed for thicker materials. Larger blades provide deeper cuts and are more versatile for a range of projects making them ideal for experienced pros. However, these blades can be heavier and more challenging to control for less experienced users.

Knowing Which Blade to Use

Once you get comfortable with your saw, you’ll likely start using different blade sizes for different jobs. For precise cuts in thinner materials like plywood or laminate, a smaller blade (4-1/2 to 5-1/2 inches) is typically sufficient and easy to maneuver. For more intricate tasks like framing, cutting through thick lumber, or working with tougher materials like masonry, a larger blade (7-1/4

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Choosing the Right Voltage

Circular saws come in various voltage options, typically ranging from 12V to 60V and higher. Lower voltage models (12V or 18V) are usually lighter and more compact making them ideal for smaller projects. However, low-voltage saws may lack the power needed for more in-depth cutting. Higher voltage saws (36V to 60V) offer more power and longer run times. The downside is they can be heavier and require larger batteries which can be an unnecessary burden for smaller jobs.

The voltage you choose should depend on the intensity and duration of your common tasks. For quick and simple projects like cutting trim, a lower voltage saw (12V-18V) should be sufficient and easy to handle. For more intensive work like cutting through thick materials or continuous use, a higher voltage model (36V-60V) should provide the necessary power and endurance to perform big jobs without constant battery changes.