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DEWALT saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 35-DCS397N.
DEWALT saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 35-DWE398.
DEWALT saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 35-DCS383H2.
DEWALT saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 35-DCS383N.
DEWALT saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 35-DCS565N.
DEWALT saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 35-DCS565S2T.
DEWALT saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 35-DCS579X2.
DEWALT saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 35-DCS312D2.
DEWALT saw — cutting work according to the saw type and installed blade. Ref.: 35-DCS369P2.
DEWALT cordless tool — cordless work according to the tool type and compatible battery system. Ref.: 35-DCG200NT.
DEWALT cordless tool — cordless work according to the tool type and compatible battery system. Ref.: 35-DCG200T2.
Power saws represent one of the most essential categories of power tools, engineered for the rapid, precise, and efficient cutting of wood, metal, plastics, masonry, and other construction materials. Depending on their design and specific application, they are classified into circular saws for long rip cuts, miter saws for highly accurate crosscuts and angled cuts, reciprocating saws for aggressive demolition work in tight spaces, and stationary table saws. The assortment includes heavy-duty corded models that provide continuous power, as well as modern cordless saws that offer ultimate mobility on the job site. A high-quality saw guarantees clean, splinter-free cuts, operator safety, and maximum productivity. When selecting a power saw, critical parameters to consider include motor wattage or voltage, maximum cutting depth at 90° and 45° angles, blade diameter, and the integration of safety features such as soft start and electric blade brakes.
