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Features
- Lightest weight professional circular saw in its class at 8.6 pound
- 56 degree bevel with positive stop at 45 degree allows you to complete a variety of cuts
- 15 Amp motor ensures power for demanding cuts
- Dual-Field motor dissipates heat, allowing the motor to stay cool and last longer
- 10 foot cord minimizes hanging on sheet materials
Brand: Skil
Color: Multicolor
Blade Material: High Speed Steel
Power Source: Corded Electric
Special Feature: Brushless
Brand: ‎Skil
Color: ‎Multicolor
Blade Material: ‎High Speed Steel
Power Source: ‎Corded Electric
Special Feature: ‎Brushless
Included Components: ‎Bare-Tool
Product Dimensions: ‎14.37"L x 9.84"W x 7.44"H
Voltage: ‎120 Volts
Amperage: ‎15 Amps
Item Weight: ‎8.6 Pounds
Speed: ‎5300 RPM
Blade Length: ‎4 Inches
Number of Teeth: ‎24
Cutting Angle: ‎45 Degrees
Current Rating: ‎15 Amps
Manufacturer: ‎Chervon- SKIL
Part Number: ‎SPT67WL-01
Item Weight: ‎8.6 pounds
Product Dimensions: ‎14.37 x 9.84 x 7.44 inches
Country of Origin: ‎China
Item model number: ‎SPT67WL-01
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No
Style: ‎7-1/4" Circular Saw
Material: ‎Magnesium
Item Package Quantity: ‎1
Number of Handles: ‎2
Special Features: ‎Brushless
Batteries Included?: ‎No
Batteries Required?: ‎No
Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.
Date First Available: October 15, 2014
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These $90 Skil saws are incredible bang for the buck, the lightweight magnesium platform glides over lumber and they are very accurate. I'm not aware of a better saw with a magnesium platform at this price. This model is a mirror image of the same left-handed model. Also at this price, anyone who cuts a lot of plywood can afford to have both a lefty and a righty for cutting in both directions. The included blade is pretty good but I rarely use stock blades that come with any saw. This model doesn't have an electric brake or a laser, neither of which are important to me, but others might feel these features are worth getting a completely different saw, or a more expensive Skil saw.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 25, 2023 by profusiac
Works like a charm. Powerful, smooth, Swift. I’ll buy it a hundred times again.
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Using it on a day to day basis. Plenty of power. Light. Comfortable.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 17, 2022 by Bkdrums
I was so happy to see a tool that was both designed for the professional and priced for the consumer. I have used mag 77s on the job site for many years but neither enjoyed using them (weight), nor appreciate the lack of advancements. I was raised using sidewinder (right blade, transverse mount motor) saws. I understand the advantages of a worm drive saw, but have always preferred a sidewinder. Not just for the weight, but for the balance, the dust ejection, and the convieniece when ripping using a finger as a guide. This is the saw I will be using for the foreseeable future. The good: The metal (magnesium) base, levers and housing lend an air of durability not found in most sidewinders on the market today. I get tired of plastic. Plastic breaks. The bevel degrees are in individual degrees and not in increments of five. I cut a lot of rafters, and being able to Bevell jack rafters or rake walls accurately matters to me. The bevel and depth levers lock down tightly and release easily. Nothing is as frustrating as getting partially through a cut and either of those coming loose and skewing the cut. It's light, but not so light that it wants to wander through the cut. I appreciate the classic look and feel. It looks and feels like it was designed with the professional in mind, not like a cheap plastic toy. It seems plenty powerful, although I haven't spent hours upon hours ripping dense material yet, it certainly doesn't seem lacking. The bad: My only beef thus far is that the depth adjustment lever, which does function well, is very flat, so when you flip it up and loose (about a hundred times a day) lays flat against the motor. The problem is in that the lever is very flat, I have flat fingers, and in our northern climate, am often wearing gloves. It is very difficult to flip it back down to lock down the bevel. If it had an angle or camber to protrude even a quarter of an inch it would work flawlessly, but that little bugger will just lay perfectly against the housing and drive you nuts. I am getting the hang of loosening it without flipping it, but old habits are hard to break. Regardless, every tool has a learning curve, and I will figure it out. The zero degree alignment mark on the base is mildly ambiguous, but that seems to be the industry standard, so I won't hold that against the tool. Conclusion: A great tool. After several thousand cuts, I love it. Skil\Bosch (probably Bosch....mostly),have done it right. I have adjusted to the one quirk, cut a lot of rafters and joists, and decided I love the saw. My .02 Update July 2016: It died. the motor and/or bearings seized up. Too bad, I really liked the saw. 15 months is not worth the price. I have a Rigid from home depot that has 10 years on it. I'm really disappointed.
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So I've been waiting for years to purchase a new circ saw. I've been limping along with my father's aging craftsman saw from the 80s that spits sparks everywhere and gets stuck on sometimes. For a long time I was hoping a nice worm drive saw would go on sale from the other teal guy. But after waiting it out through a few black fridays, I realized it wasn't going to happen. And after that, I realized as an average home gamer/hobbyist tool owner, I didn't need the worm drive. So I decided to start looking at sidewinders again. Still hoping the teal guys would drop pricing on their cordless or a nice magnesium corded one, I saw a post on another website that this model went on sale. At the price point I couldn't pass it up. When it arrived, I was blown away by the build quality on what I deemed an inexpensive and cheap tool. I had to eat my words about how I felt about Skil tools after the first few uses on this thing. Even with the stock blade it powers through wood, feels light in the hand, and feels like it was made to last.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 17, 2018 by Brian
I have had this saw for 3 years now and is still running flawlessly! Great for plywood and boards. I have even put a cutting disc on it and have cut tin roofing with no problems.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 23, 2022 by Joseph Herbertson
I've been really happy with this saw and have cut through a bunch of various sized lumber with no problem. I upgraded the blade to a 40t diablo and haven't had a real issues. Everything feels solid and sturdy as it should . That said, a few gripes: 1. The housing runs into clamps, probably not a big deal for larger pieces but cutting smaller wood gets a bit annoying. I ended up switching the side of the table I was on constantly. 2. No dust collection - this really should be standard. 3. Setting the angle doesn't seem to be extremely accurate. there is a positive stop at 45, but my cuts are definitely not 45.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 20, 2020 by MW
My career involved being on commercial, industrial, custom home construction sights. I have seen among other brands Skilsaw Circular Saws. Yes, I would choose a worm drive saw if I was working 40 hours a week making a living with this particular tool. However, now that I am retired, this Skilsaw Circular Saw will take care of my projects for years to come. Everything about this saw has been engineered from on the job professionals to get the job done correctly, accurately and safely over and over again.
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