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SKILSAW SPT77WML-01 15-Amp 7-1/4-Inch Lightweight Worm Drive Circular Saw , Silver

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Style: 7-1/4" Corded Circular Saw


Features

  • Lightest magnesium construction reduces user fatigue for less down time
  • Cut-ready depth of cut system helps with quick, accurate depth measurements
  • 53 bevel allows users to complete a wider variety of cuts
  • 15 Amp of power gives users the power to rip through more lumber in less time
  • The anti-snag lower guard provides smooth operation for small cut-off pieces

Description

The lightest worm drive continues the long tradition of SKILSAW quality, rugged durability and consistently exceptional cutting performance. Weighing in at just 11.5 lbs., it’s the lightest worm drive saw on the market. The rugged magnesium housing stays strong but keeps the motor cooler, giving you powerful performance job after job. Legendary SKILSAW worm drive technology meets our best-in-class Dual-Field motor, invented specifically for saws. This model even comes with a SKILSAW blade, just to make sure your SKILSAW is tough as nails right out of the box.

Brand: Skil


Color: Silver


Blade Material: High Speed Steel, High Speed Steel, High Speed Steel


Surface Recommendation: Wood


Power Source: Corded Electric


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 20.5 x 7.75 x 8.75 inches; 11.5 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ SPT77WML-01


Department ‏ : ‎ Unisex-Adult


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 25, 2013


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Chervon- SKIL


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


Best Sellers Rank: #15,033 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #13 in Power Circular Saws


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    • As a sidewinder guy for 16 years, I’m glad I took the gamble. Love it 👍
Style: 7-1/4" Corded Circular Saw
As a full time builder in the northeast for the last 16 years, Iv only used sidewinder saws since I started. That is all I have ever seen around here. But after doing a lot of online research and hearing all the west coast guys taking about the mag 77 I just wanted to try one out. I liked the idea of a left sided blade position, rafters hook, and also the ability to cut steeper angles without holding or pinning up the guard. Had no idea if I would like this thing or hate it. Iv only had this thing for about 3 weeks now but have had the chance to cut studs, rafters, and sheathing with it. First thoughts of it was “heavy”! BUT- after more use I found out that that’s not a bad thing unless you just have wimpy arms and wrists! It seems like the weight helps the saw track much better then the lightweight sidewinders im use to. Also easier to control and not so finicky. I love not looking over the saw to see the blade, as Iv always been one to watch the blade more then the shoe guides. And wicked power. Not the high pitch fast blade, but big time torque. I’ll prob get the beam cutting attachment for it too. Only thing Iv found being January in the northeast, the saw doesn’t love the cold weather. Framing last week in the cold, took a bit to get it warmed up and going full speed. All in all, I love this saw and it will be my new “go to” framing saw. Great feel, excellent quality, good power, and sounds like it will hold up for a long time from all that Iv read. Sorry sidewinders, you’ve done me good for many years, but Iv found my new baby 😄. Note- after more research, I definitely want to try the sidewinder southpaw by skilsaw. Looks like that could be a nice one too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2020 by Amazon Customer
    • Excellent
Style: 7-1/4" Corded Circular Saw
Good, heavy duty saw!!
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024 by Randy Robinson
    • Great deal on a great saw!
Style: 7-1/4" Corded Circular Saw
The armature on my 1st wormdrive skilsaw finally burned out after about 40 years of use, This one had the magnesium base so is a bit lighter and it has the blade lock for easy changing of the blade (also has built in storage for the blade wrench. I do wish they would include a rip-guide. They want you to buy it separately abut that little piece of bent metal probably only costs them about fifty cents to make... as soon as this new saw arrived I ripped some 2 inch air dried birch slabs for a door...did not faze it.... I hope it lasts as long as the last one did... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024 by JLM in AK
    • Works great
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024 by Eric
    • Impressive Saw! Sidewinder vs Worm Drive
Style: 7-1/4" Corded Circular Saw
I started out using a craftsman sidewinder that was giving to me as a gift about 20 years ago. It always got the job done and became easier to use over time as my skill increased. As serviceable as it was (‘sufficient’), it was never a top end saw and left something to be desired. Fast forward to my last project and the bearings have finally started to fail and I could hear the blade whining with no load. I don’t like the idea of a fast spinning cutting blade coming loose if the bearings failed, so I decided to replace it. I was actually excited to upgrade it, because thousands of sheets of plywood and 2x lumber have proven the saw was only sufficient. I’m very weight sensitive due to a shoulder / arm issue and so I was deciding between the dewalt lightweight sidewinder (slightly lighter than my old craftsman’s) and of a style that I was immensely familiar with and knew how to use safely, and this worm drive, which was about a pound heavier (way lighter than other worm drives) and a completely new style I’d have to learn the nuances of safe use and handling. I ended up with this worm drive, and all I can say is WOW. It cuts so much better and so smoothly that I’m amazed, and even a little irritated I was given such a cheap saw as a gift previously (not really, but this saw is SO MUCH BETTER in every way!). It’s difficult to put in words how much smoother and better the cut is, but that’s the first thing I noticed and continue to notice. I’m assuming this is due to the power or torque. There is a slight learning curve how to do some things safely with this, versus a sidewinder, but that’s pretty minimal. Having been reasonably skilled with a sidewinder, I’m so happy I made the switch and would never go back. If I were brand new to saws, I wouldn’t appreciate the difference, and this *might* be a little too much saw to start out with (but not if you’re careful and have a good background with tools and safe use). Just a recent example of how well this cuts, I was able to cut large width boards, a lot of smaller exterior trim and some compound miter cuts on 6” wide trim with this saw and a speed square. It’s stupid fast and accurate to do with this saw because of its precision adjustments and how well it cuts. In fact, some of the compound cuts are easier and safer with this circular saw than my miter saw, because I’d have to flip and reenter the cut on the opposite end of the miter to complete the cut with my 10” miter saw. This saw just zips all the way through in one stroke. This is so much faster making these cuts, that I’m not sure when I’ll get out the miter saw again. Additionally, not having to get out and clean up a second saw saves even more time, especially when I only have an hour or two to work some days. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2023 by John Barr
    • great for ripping OSB or plywood; only OK for precision and angled cuts
Style: 7-1/4" Corded Circular Saw
The SKIL 7-1/4 corded worm-drive circular saw is solid and powerful. It is optimized for cutting sheets of OSB and plywood. 5-stars for that. But the SKIl saw is sub-optimal for precision cuts in dimensional lumber, such as cutting an acute angle on the bottom chord of a roof truss where the rafter meets it, and this becomes more noticeable as the size of the lumber gets smaller. . A lighter rear-handle circular saw with a different style kerf indicator would be a better choice if you don't cut a lot of OSB or plywood and you work more with 2x6s and 2x8s than you do with 2x10s and 2x12s. Though the SKIL saw's sight-line to the blade is very good and compensates somewhat for its relatively crude flat-bottomed kerf indicator: \_/ , looking at the blade has your head tilted down and to the left, which is like driving with your eyes fixed right in front of the vehicle's left headlight at the painted lane marker rather than looking up ahead at the road. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2024 by tr888

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