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I'm a builder of some 40 years. This is a nice little saw for a few cuts when you don't want to haul out the cords. It is not a production saw but for cutting a dozen or so studs or making some adjustment cuts on plywood shearing, it's a great tool to have on your truck. Plenty of power for 2x material.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
This saw looks great and has great specs. It's very lightweight and a list of great features. If you have a corded circular saw or even a battery operated saw-za, this will be a disappointment. Definitely does not do anymore than a 2x4. If you try it won't even cut, it just stops. Secondly the position of the 2x4 matters. If it is straight on a table or horse it should be fine. If you are cutting a stud or fence post, it may take a few attempts. Overall if you can get it for less than 60 probably worth it, anymore and you will regret it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
Lightweight, compact and balanced. Plenty of power for any framing. Cuts 1 3/4” LVLs easily. I have the Milwaukee 6 1/2” and it probably has more power but the Makita saw is my favorite.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
So if I had this tool for about 8 months. Super happy with it. It's not nasty loud. My wife even uses it. Super lightweight. Would highly recommend this for somebody who's doing small cuts.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
this is my first cordless circle saw and I love it. It weighs less than my old plug in, is much easier on the ears, has a breaking system, light for battery capacity, and it's cordless. The only issue I had was it being compatible with my older makita batteries which I could snap on for some reason.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
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