Best Circular Saw (Cordless)? Milwaukee, FLEX, DeWalt, Ryobi, Makita, Kobalt, WORX, Craftsman, Bosch

For the everyday framer it's the Makita

I have a suggestion! Maybe test some of the Milwaukee non-fuel products to see how big the difference really is for the price difference between fuel and non-fuel!

Do you guys think that the manufacturers have nightmares on which they hear...we are going to test that!

You are he best,,,,god bless you

Made in China. Made in China. Made in China. Made in China. Sad…

Best wire strippers!!!??

The top of the line most expensive brands are made in china both flex and milwaukee. They know how to make tools.

Best tape measures maybe?

I prefer the dewalt saw because the handle is more comfortable but I'm all in on the Milwaukee platform so...

Nice stuff man. Why didn’t you test the skill saw (OG)?

I absolutely love your videos

Craftsman Brushless circular saw $70 1 year ago, this thing is $100 now big YIKES

DeWalt is still number one. Unless you like giving your money to communist China which I don't

For lefties

Would like to see hitachi or metabo hpt included in these. Their line has served me well for years.

Thanks i need a new cordless saw— and you helped make my decision

Milwaukee is the Dodge of power tools.

and just like that, project farm sold a milwaukee tool kit to me.... well, helped them selling it at least

From a health standpoint sawdust collection is extremely important! Sawdust is a known carcinogen. The only saw in this collection that appeared to make any type of provision for dust collection is the Bosch which appears to have a vacuum attachment chute. All the others do the opposite with blowers to disperse more sawdust into the air. Therefore the Bosch is the only saw in this group that I would even consider buying.

Track saw test please!

This the the first time I've seen a testing that I disagree with on this channel. The cycle 5 times is just the same test as the blade stop just magnified 5x. In so doing, the saws that did poorly in the blade stop test were just further penalized a second time for the same performance metric. In so doing you artificially boosted the Craftsman in your summary. Without that cycling 5 times test, the Craftsman drops to 6th place, and the Makita jumps to 3rd.
Line graphs on the cut speed would have been helpful for a comparison. Mainly to show how little difference there was in the average cut speed.
One major test that was missing was how much can they cut with their standard batteries.

except the craftsman is $130, why don't you test brands that don't want to be milwaukee and actually stay consistently cheap like bauer.

Im s little disappointed you didnt include the Metabo HPT C7SB3 in this test. Its my current saw, and hands down the best all around circular saw Ive ever owned. Very durable, Easy to use, and cuts very well. Also advertises 6000 no load RPM and I would have liked to see how close to that it actually gets. Hard to tell just by feel, but its a very strong saw, and Id love to see how it stacks up.

Could you do a video on track saws and include, Makita, DeWalt Milwaukee, Krieg, Feist brands.

Can you do a new one with Hercules?

PF has ingenuity, iq, common sense, and realistic knowledge. Bro is an engineer and master tech all in one. Impressive.

You did a circular saw test and didn't include a Skill Saw? Bruh

Ryobi always sucks!

got the milwaukee circular and reciprocating saw w/ two 6 ah battery for 370 on black friday I think the battery cost more when not on sale got the impact drill / driver set w/ 2 battery and free tire inflator "your review made me want 1" for about the same price. now is the time to get them

Also would be interesting to see some of the 6-1/2" saws compared with each other or their 7-1/4" counterparts. I bought the ridgid 7-1/4 thinking i was getting an upgrade to my 6-1/2" and it stinks. Blade depth is harder to read, lacks the additional power needed for the bigger blade.

Amazing review. Thanks so much!

CRAFTSMAAAAAAN!!

in which direction does the saw blade turn on the DeWalt saw ?

For me one of the most important parameters is quality of the foot, and bevel/height adjustments. So basically, stability and precision. I don't care much for speed - my home projects maybe have a dozen of cuts in a go.

Talking so very fast makes the narrative approve them alllllllllllll😂

Would have loved to see bosch but, great video anyways.

Got a question for my fellow tool fanatics: I've got a craftsman brushless circular saw, identical to the one shown here. It has a new, sharp blade and the saw itself is far too new to be worn out. Since I've bought the thing, it has a very strong tendency to stall out in lumber (simple 2x4's, nothing extreme). The blade will stop and the LED will blink at me. I'm using fully charged 4AH batteries that work flawlessly in my other tools. Seeing the performance here suggests to me that i should be able to get much better results from my saw. Any suggestions to remedy this? Thanks!

Wen is #1

Great video! I'm also curious about the accuracy of the square. how consistent the saws are keeping square on cuts over time.

As someone that was "blessed" w using many ridgid cordless saws, they are the worst tool ive ever used. Pure garbage.

I love your channel... great professional tests 👏

Sad the Metabo it’s not included on your video.

I don't like the battery placement on the Flex, I can't imagine it was comfortable

if i already am deep in the dewalt line, would it be recommended to get the cordless circular saw, or is the flex saw so much better its work that individual system for that specific tool?

Thanks for the detailed breakdown.

I couldn’t say for sure, but it looked like you used a standard Ryobi battery with their HP tool instead of an HP battery with their HP tool. Based on my experience using both battery types with these tools, there is a significant difference in capability. I would wager the Ryobi would perform toward the other end on power/cut speed. Perhaps not with the ramp up speed and braking, but for my uses, those tests aren’t very important to me.

No Metabo HPT? What kind of review is this?

Milwaukee rules,the best!

I plan to buy a circular saw and torn between Ryobi brushless 7 1/4 with 18v/6A battery and Dewalt 6 1/2 brush with 20v/5A battery. They are just the same price and I know Dewalt has a better reputation but Ryobi offers the brushless one and bigger saw. Hope to get your tool expert advise. Thanks

Interesting you didn’t include metabo 36v saw