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Chop Saws

Make repeated straight cuts in wood, plastic, and metal

Circular Saws

Make straight cuts in wood, plastic, and metal on the spot

Band Saws

Make straight or curved cuts in a variety of materials, from wood to masonry

Table Saws

Support sheets of wood and plastic to make straight cuts more precisely than handheld saws

Miter Saws

Make angled crosscuts in wood, plastic, and soft metal

Cold Saws

Transfer heat away from the blade to cut through metal more smoothly than cutoff and chop saws

Jigsaws

Thin blades cut intricate curves in sheets of material, from wood to ceramics

Reciprocating Saws

Reciprocating Saws

Rough cut metal, wood, plastic, tile, fiberglass, and masonry during demolition

Panel Saws

Make straight cuts in large wood and plastic sheets on an included track

Track Saws

Portable enough to take anywhere and make straight, precise cuts in wood and plastic sheets

Spiral Saws

Plunge cut directly into drywall and wood without a pilot hole

Oscillating Tools

Oscillating Tools

Grind, scrape, and cut in tight spaces without damaging the surrounding material

Chain Saws

Prune and cut down trees

Wet Saws

Cool down the blade with water to prevent overheating while cutting stone and ceramic tile

Rotary Tools

Grind, sand, finish, and polish workpieces

Routers

Pair with router bits to cut grooves, chamfers, and other detailed shapes

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