Ok so lets take the time and have a closer look on the 3 very awesome and brand new machines. I really haven't used them yet, because I kinda ran out of money for the week I bought them, lol. Well planned douche! xD Anyway, I dont really have the time to build anything either, I first have to plan and then build! So it still works out, I am so much in love with the miter saw that I regret you can't use it all the time. I would love to use it cutting bread and onions too, but it just aint praticable I guess, hehe. And also I was stupid forgetting to show the adjustable table/base of the jig saw, for that you have a little wrench on the machine and it really takes only a few seconds. Again, 2 important angles lock right in and the rest you can adjust to where ever you want. A really great tool. Buy Makita ppl, it is so much worth it and so much fun working with them. The only Company that beats all that is Festool, but gosh, their stuff is ALWAYS twice as much money or even more than Makita, so yeah, you will be just fine with blue. Enjoy and please leave a comment and rating, thanks! :)
Monday, December 26, 2011
Saturday, December 10, 2011
DeWalt DWS535 7 1/4-Inch Worm Drive Circular Saw
!±8± DeWalt DWS535 7 1/4-Inch Worm Drive Circular Saw
Rate :
| Price : $199.99 | Post Date : Dec 10, 2011 18:49:39Usually ships in 1-2 business days
This 7-1/4-inch 15 amp worm drive circular saw has a lightweight magnesium construction and a magnesium footplate that provides a tough and solid cutting platform and extra wide saw hook. It accepts material up to 2-1/2-inches wide and has a Toughcord cord protection system that provides 4 times better cord jerk protection and the 53 bevel capacity is perfect for advanced application. This saw has bevel detents at 22.5 and 45 for fast and accurate setting to common angles and comes with a 3 year limited warranty.
- DEWALT DWS5100 12-Inch Dual-Port Folding Rip Guide
- Freud D0760X Diablo Ultra Finish Saw Blade ATB 7-1/4-Inch by 60t 5/8-Inch Arbor
- Freud D0724X Diablo 7-1/4-Inch 24 Tooth ATB Carbide Framing Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch and Diamond Knockout Arbor
- Freud D0740X Diablo 7-1/4 40 Tooth ATB Finishing Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor, Diamond Knockout, and PermaShield Coating
- DEWALT DCD970KL 18-Volt XRP Lithium-Ion 1/2-Inch Hammerdrill/Drill/Driver Kit
Ultrasonic Humidifier Review Moistair Humidifier Cheap Last Minute Klipsch Synergy
Thursday, December 8, 2011
A Brief Profile of the Makita Circular Saw Lineup
One of the most surprising aspects of the Makita circular saw, has to be just how many different types they produce. Now for the sake of simplicity this article is only going to touch on "some" of the non cordless models in their inventory. Saws that run on AC electrical current out of a wall plug.
I'm not being lazy either because would you believe that they list a total of 16 different types of saws in the AC category? So now you're probably thinking that this is "production line overkill". After all, how many different types of saws are really needed?
What About Cutting Masonry?
What about a masonry saw? Makita has a durable 5 inch model that packs a powerful 7.9 amp motor to slice right through brick, stone and concrete. One very thoughtful safety feature on this handy unit that's of course used around water, is a GFI breaker that's permanently attached to the end of the plug.
Talk About a Light Wormdrive 7 1/4!
While all the other tool makers have been trying to figure out how to lighten their "affordable" standard 7 1/4 wormdrives, Makita has beat them all to the punch with their amazing 13.2 pound Magnesium Hypoid saw. They shed its weight, by converting to magnesium components. By the way they also have 10.6 pound mag saw.
Finally A Much Safer Beam Saw
The 16 5/8 Makita circular saw definitely takes the danger factor out of cutting thick beams. Face the facts; older style monster saws of this type are downright scary! So whats so different about this beast? How about a state of the art electric blade brake for quick stops and a more powerful 2,200 rpm motor for less risk of cut binding. At 32.1 pounds, it's also lighter too.
Is 6.2 Pounds Light Enough for You?
If you're really looking to shed some weight, the lightest of all Makita circular saw models for cutting wood, is their 6.2 pound 5 1/2 inch "sidewinder". Don't kid yourself either because this unit cuts 1 3/4, which is plenty deep to get through a 2x4. It's 8 amp motor also packs all the power you'll need. It's perfect for framing and pickup!
The Precision Plunge Style Makita Circular Saw
For clean, precision chip free cuts, Makita has two plunge saws in their lineup and they're both 6 ¼ inches. One comes with a mammoth 55" guide rail, and the smaller model has a standard sized deluxe style table. They're both also packed with wizz-bang features like multi operational blade speed control for both setting and maintaining blade speed.
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Skil SHD77M 15 Amp 7-1/4-Inch Mag Worm Drive Circular Saw
!±8± Skil SHD77M 15 Amp 7-1/4-Inch Mag Worm Drive Circular Saw
Brand : Skil | Rate : | Price : $170.99
Post Date : Dec 03, 2011 11:06:02 | Usually ships in 24 hours
| Price : $170.99Post Date : Dec 03, 2011 11:06:02 | Usually ships in 24 hours
7-1/4" Magnesium Mag 77 Worm Drive Circular Saw, 15A, 4,600 RPM, Magnesium Motor & Gear Housings, Aircraft Quality Aluminum Foot, Skil Exclusive High Torque Distributed Wound Field, Precision Machined Worm Gears, Oil Pressure Relief Bellows Prevents Leaks, Skil Exclusive Oil Level Indicator, Blade Guard Automatically Retracts On A 45 Degree Angle, All Ball Bearing, Push Button Blade Lock, Diamond Arbor, Handy Depth Scale, Ruler Scale On Front Of Foot, Includes An 24 Tooth Carbide Blade & Saw Hook.
More Specification..!!
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Top 4 Corded Circular Saws - The Best in the Business
A hand-held circular saw is a must-have tool for every craftsmen and homeowner. Likely the most versatile of the power saws, the circ saw offers up a huge range of applications from rip and cross cutting to cutting slats for fences and decks. Most circular saws are specifically designed to cut wood but most can also be used with specialty blades to cut metal, plastic, and other such materials. Circ saws also tend to be incredibly lightweight, versatile, portable, and comfortable to use. Of course there are certain specialty saws that may do it a little better than a standard circular saw, but none that do it all so conveniently. Its portability, versatility, and compact size make the circular saw a wonder tool for virtually everyone. However, although the circ saw is a vital tool to have on hand, not all circ saws are created equally; there are four, to be exact, that seem to raise the bar in circular saw standards.
Makita's 5377MG (7-1/4") magnesium hypoid saw, with a number of revolutionizing technologies, has singlehandedly established a new line of evolved circular saw. The saw's motor is not only immensely powerful (2300 W) but also features a compressed winding technology keeping the overall size of the motor compact and durable. The saw's magnesium components keep the saw ultra-lightweight, well-balanced, and surprisingly durable. The term "hypoid" in the saw's name refers to its heat treated hypoid steel gears. These wickedly efficient gears are hardly as susceptible to standard wear as are traditional bronze-alloy worm drive gears. Additionally, the tool incorporates an oil bath technology designed with a sealed gear housing and a built-in fan to ensure a complete oil surface coating; ultimately, the hypoid gears are terribly efficient with more power and suave than traditional worm drive gears, and with the help of the oil bath, they are nearly maintenance free. The saw has a large cutting capacity, a reinforced power cord, and performs with carbide-tipped blades to ensure the strongest, cleanest, most precise cuts. This saw is tremendous and exciting, and delivers craftsmen a little bit of the impossible in a highly evolved power circular saw.
Skil, on another hand, is perhaps best known for their invention and continual innovation of the circular saw. Their HD77M worm drive Skilsaw is a tremendous example of how Skil does circular saws like no one else. Built with an ultra light-weight magnesium housing (a great deal lighter than most) the saw handles and maneuvers brilliantly. With its powerful 13 amp motor and ultra durable worm drive gear, this saw has truly proven itself as a front-runner in the circ saw Olympics with max power, speed, and agility. Its longevity is rarely contested and its 7-1/4" capacity is perfectly suited for industrial, heavy-duty applications.
The Porter-Cable 423MAG circular saw, while still weighing just about 2 lbs more than Skil's HD77M, also boasts a light-weight magnesium construction and an impressive 15 amp motor. This saw is a particularly aggressive little machine with a 0 - 50 degree miter capacity and a positive stop at 45 degrees. After only a few passes with this saw it is plainly one of the more powerful and versatile circ saws in the industry. The tool smoothly flaunts an entirely needle and ball bearing construction making the tool uncommonly simple and smooth to use, and with its light-weight and comfort designed handle, the saw glides through workpieces unlike any other.
Perhaps the most phenomenal of these tools is Festool's TS75EQ. Festool is a truly unique manufacturer delivering tools of unmatched quality, performance, and endurance from their homeland in Germany. This Festool circular saw is a mind-boggling example of the standard issue Festool innovation. The TS75EQ (7-1/4") has incredible power and accuracy to a pinpoint, and being unconscionably smooth, the saw leaves absolutely no burns or splinters after making a cut. In fact, the cut edges of your workpieces truly require no any additional touch-up sanding or trimming - they are smooth and clean right off the slicer. This circular saw is ideal for a huge number of industrial and carpentry applications from cutting doors and windows, to truing rough lumber. The lucky folk who have tried this Festool circ saw have honestly never looked back, the quality, precision, feel, and endurance of the saw make it hard to set down, and even harder to pick up another tool. This Festool is likely the most expensive of these celebrity saws, but it's important to remember, particularly in the tool industry, that you always get what you pay for.
Each of these circ saws are tremendous, exemplary machines that ultimately represent the crème de la crème of the circular saw community. With one of these babies at your side, you are sure to enjoy circ sawing to its absolute fullest.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Bosch 1677MD 15 Amp 7-1/4-Inch Wormdrive Construction Saw with Direct Connect
!±8±Bosch 1677MD 15 Amp 7-1/4-Inch Wormdrive Construction Saw with Direct Connect
Brand : BoschRate :
Price : $179.99
Post Date : Nov 28, 2011 00:57:13
Usually ships in 24 hours
If you're looking for unparalleled power, here's the saw for you. In addition to the sheer brawn, Bosch really has finessed this machine, and the beauty is in the details. Our favorite feature is the Direct Connect system: The tool itself has no power cord, just a receptacle for your extension cord and a super locking mechanism to keep the cord connected. It's so secure that you can actually lower the tool off scaffolding to the ground by the cord. Next time you accidentally cut the cord, it won't put the whole saw out of commission: Just grab another extension cord. Storage is a breeze, too, because there's no integrated cord to tangle with. We love the left-side blade for unmatched line of sight, the worm drive gear train will hold up for years under the toughest conditions. Changing depths and bevels are fast, easy, single-lever operations, and you'll like the lower guard design when slicing off a narrow piece because it does not snag. If we had to name a down side, the saw is a bit heavy, but that's a negligible detail in a piece of machinery like this.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste
Cheaper Bathroom Heater Fan Light Bisquick Casserole Recipes Quickly Ugg Sunburst Tall Chestnut Buy
Friday, November 25, 2011
Makita 5277NB 15 amp 7-1/4-inch Hypoid Saw
!±8± Makita 5277NB 15 amp 7-1/4-inch Hypoid Saw
Brand : Makita | Rate : | Price : $129.99
Post Date : Nov 25, 2011 04:44:33 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
| Price : $129.99Post Date : Nov 25, 2011 04:44:33 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Advanced hypoid gearing system. Powerful 15 amp motor. Maintenance free oil-bath technology. Thick gauge base plate resists rust. 7-1/4" carbide tipped BlueMaks blade.
More Specification..!!
Cheep Wall Mount Garden Hose Reels Purchasing Pumpkin K Cups
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Three Kinds of Circular Saws For Three Different Jobs
While there are many types and sizes of circular saws on the market, I would like to discuss what I believe to be the three most important categories. They are: plunge saws with guide rails, worm drive or hypoid saws for construction use and standard-drive circular saws suitable for both home and construction use. Before I delve into all of that, however, I'd like to take a quick look at the basics.
A circular saw allows you to take a relatively small tool to a large work piece and cut it without too much back-breaking labor. In the past, the price for this convenience was inaccuracy because there was no really easy way to force a circular saw to cut straight along a pencil line. For rough construction work like roofing and decking, this was no problem. For fine woodworking, however, the circular saw was not the tool of choice. Most woodworkers rely on the table saw to get the long, straight cuts they need and for good reason. The fence on a table saw gives the constant reference point needed for straight cuts.
Sometimes, however, using a table saw to trim the top of a huge conference table, for instance, turns out to be an impossible task, especially when trying to trim off the ends at 90 degrees to the sides. That's when a very carefully planned approach using a circular saw seems to deliver the best final result. I would draw a pencil line using a long straightedge exactly where I wanted the trim cut to go. I would then carefully measure the distance between the inside (or outside) of the saw blade and the edge of the foot plate of the saw. The next step would be a second pencil line, parallel to the first one and separated from it by the distance I measured between the inside (or outside) of the saw blade and the edge of the foot plate. I would locate an absolutely straight board (ripped straight on the table saw, if necessary) and clamp this across the table top as a guide along the second pencil line. Then, I could make a pretty straight cut along the first pencil line. I would then repeat this for the other end of the table top.
In the past few years, this process has become a whole lot easier. There are now several makes and models of plunge saws that run along metal guide rails, cutting right next to the edge of the rail without cutting into the rail itself. The guide rails don't even need to be clamped to the surface being cut because they have material underneath that keeps them from sliding around. If you feel more comfortable clamping down the guide rail, this can be done, as well. It's a simple matter to lay the guide with its edge along the cut line and then to take the saw and run it down the rail, cutting right next to the lip of the rail.
Because these saws are plunge-type saws, you can begin and/or end a cut in the middle of a sheet of plywood. You could cut out a window or door opening, for instance and have it come out clean and square every time. The best thing about using these track saws is the confidence they give you: You KNOW you can do a perfect job, quickly, accurately, over and over again.
Another kind of circular saw I've used a lot over the years, mostly for construction, is the worm drive saw pioneered by Skil. A framing carpenter needs to be able to cut a lot of lumber all day long. While accuracy is always desirable, it is not as critical to the framer as it would be to a finish carpenter or cabinet maker. Speed is the thing that the framer wants on his side and he (or she) does not want to be saddled with a saw that can't cut the mustard, so to speak. He doesn't want his circular saw to bog down in the middle of cutting a 2 x10 joist or have the sole plate hang up every time it goes across the edge of another board. He does not want to have the saw blade slipping around the saw arbor. What he wants is clean, fast accurate cuts: In short, power.
A worm drive saw delivers the constant power he needs because there is no slack or play anywhere between the powerful motor and the saw teeth that are doing the cutting. The worm gear cuts down a bit on saw blade RPM but trades this off for torque. It is torque, more than speed, that powers a saw blade through thick, wet wood. A diamond-shaped arbor makes it virtually impossible for the blade with a matching diamond-shaped hole to rotate around the arbor. Keeping the number of saw teeth down to 18-24 teeth on a 7 1/4" saw blade also helps. The only problem with early Skil worm drive saws was the weight with those large motors and all that gearing. The solution was to use magnesium instead steel in the construction of the saw wherever possible. The modern magnesium worm drive saws weigh only about 14 to 15 pounds which is more than a standard circular saw but manageable in the strong hands of a muscular framer.
The final category included the kind of saw that most people think of as a circular saw. It is lighter than the worm drive saws and, for most uses, it's plenty powerful enough. Some of these saws are now also be made out of magnesium parts and weigh just over 10 Lbs. This makes them easy to use by the average do-it-yourselfer. Did I mention that they are a lot less expensive than the other types?
Friday, November 18, 2011
Makita 5377MG Magnesium 7-1/4-Inch Hypoid Saw
!±8± Makita 5377MG Magnesium 7-1/4-Inch Hypoid Saw
Rate :
| Price : $169.99 | Post Date : Nov 18, 2011 14:38:16Usually ships in 24 hours
Weight is a key factor with Hypoid (rear handle) saws, and with the extensive use of magnesium, the weight of Makita's new hypoid saw is reduced to a very competitive 13 pounds. The powerful motor employs dense windings which allowed Makita to make the overall package more compact and maneuverable.As with the 5277NB, it utilizes a precision-machined, maintenance free (never add oil) hypoid gearing system. Hypoid gears deliver more power than traditional worm drive gears found on other rear-handle saws. Includes the Makita 5377MG 7 1/4" Magnesium Hypoid Saw.
- Makita 164095-8 Rip Fence for Circular Saws
- Freud D0760X Diablo Ultra Finish Saw Blade ATB 7-1/4-Inch by 60t 5/8-Inch Arbor
- Freud D0740X Diablo 7-1/4 40 Tooth ATB Finishing Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch Arbor, Diamond Knockout, and PermaShield Coating
- Freud D0724X Diablo 7-1/4-Inch 24 Tooth ATB Carbide Framing Saw Blade with 5/8-Inch and Diamond Knockout Arbor
- Bosch T5002 10-Piece Assorted T-Shank Jig Saw Blade Set
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
|
|
|
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |