Circular saw EPA (ESP-235-4)

A circular saw is used for making longitudinal or cross cuts in wood, with some models specially designed for working with metal. By using different types of blades, the tool can be adapted for cutting laminated panels, slate, various densities of plastic, and plexiglass. It is not suitable for cutting dense materials like brick or concrete. An electric circular saw is a type of power tool with a disc-shaped blade that has cutting teeth. This tool allows for straight and precise cuts. It is powered by an electric motor that operates via a power cord. Typically, circular saws are intended for wood cutting, but when equipped with special blades, they can also be used to cut dense sheet materials (such as laminate, bakelite, or plywood), non-ferrous metals, and plastic with high quality and speed. Circular saws may be manufactured for either right-handed or left-handed users.