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May finally have an excuse to buy a circular trim saw. I’ve used the PC 110v worm drive. It’s been around for years. It’s less expensive than the cordless saws in most brands so I’m leaning that way. I don’t need to do much work where the power cord is really a bother.
Any experience with this saw?
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I want one too. Look at them every time I'm in the tool store, but so far haven't been able to justify it. I used to use one back in the 70's that I'll bet is still running. And it has the blade on the RIGHT side.
*I used a small Skil for trim work 10-12 years ago that I really liked. It wasn't a worm but the blade was on the left end of the armature (and I cut right handed). I think maybe it was 5". Very comfortable angle on the handle, plenty of power. If I were to buy a trim saw, I sure would consider it. - yb