Hyper Tough 12 Amp 7-1/4 in Corded Circular Saw with Steel Shoe and Adjustable Bevel

I found this power hand saw very surprisingly well built and ease of operating and with a blade which comes with saw very sharp and cuts through plywood and boards at ease no struggle or trouble while cutting. Affordable make obtaining a tool easier for budgeted individual or individual's I recommend this product even through its a Chinese made a quality tool.

This was purchased because I got the idea to make a rolling broom shelf that could fit beside my refrigerator. The tool was easy for me to use and handle and did the job perfectly great purchase.

during the job my other hyper tough broke, i can't even remember when i bought it so many years ago. so i knew i was going to go get another one. get's the job done.

This saw has proved invaluable during my renovation project. After my dewalt died, I grabbed this saw as an inexpensive temporary replacement for my well used dewalt. I was very surprised by the quality of the saw and how much power it had. I used it on both 3/4” plywood and dimensional lumber and in my opinion it preformed as well as my dewalt did. I highly recommend this product.

My trusty 50th anniversary edition 30 year old Skill circular saw pooped the bed mid-pronect. I grabbed this one because of the price and was surprised at how good it is. It weighs less than my old saw, but has enough weight to feel substantial and sturdy during use. The included blade is good for what it is designed to cut, plywood and dimensional lumber. The locking mechanisms are rudimentary, but they hold their adjustments during use, and they are easy to lock down. I have some other Hyper Tough power tools and they all work just as well as this one does. The power rating is on point and the saw cute easily through lumber, including 4x4s. HT offers some higher end saws and I would definitely consider them if I ever want to upgrade. I'm expecting this saw to last at least 10 or more years through mild to moderate usage with projects around the house.

Identical to my 'old' Skil Saw.. Not sure how Hyper Tough does it for this price.. but to include a carbide tipped blace to boot.. this saw is an extrodinary value.. there is no reason to buy expensive 'name' brands. The quality of this saw is excellent. It takes 'tools' to make tools.. probably this is where the tools that made the old saws went.. into making these grteat saws again !

I had sheets of particle board that I needed to cut. I do not really need an expensive saw since I rarely need to cut any wood. I wasn't expecting much for the price, but I was very surprised. This saw cut through the particle board like it was butter. If you need a saw for projects around the house, this is a great addition to your tool set.

The saw is fine - it was the tool I had been needing for some time, at the most economical price I could find within the distance I was willing to drive, and available to be picked up within a few hours. I still feel annoyed, however, that there were none of this model (the least expensive) on the shelves in the store so I could just pick one up and buy it during one of my many frequent trips to that store during which I sought to buy one.

picked up this Hyper Tough 7-1/4 inch circular saw mainly because the price was hard to beat. For basic jobs around the house it actually does pretty well. I've used it for cutting plywood, 2x4s, and some small framing work and it handled those tasks fine. The saw is lightweight and easy to control, which is nice if you're not using a circular saw every day. It also feels decent in the hand and the blade that comes with it works well enough to get started. The only downside I noticed is that it can feel a little underpowered when cutting thicker lumber or when you're trying to move quickly through a cut. If you push it too hard it bogs down a bit, so you just have to take your time and let the saw do the work. Overall, for the price it's a solid tool for DIY projects, occasional use, or someone just getting started with basic tools. If you're doing heavy construction every day you may want something more powerful, but for homeowners it's a good value.

I don't blame the manufacturer for this issue, i blame the walmart associate. The saw has a old used blade! Not a new one so this must have been a return item. I noticed the blade right out of the box, I still give it a try and the blade was so dull, it buggged down the saw, I couldn't cut into soft white pine for over 6 inches. This wasn't a manufacturer issue, this was a walmart management issue, selling me a item like this knowing it was a return, used item but charged me full price! This doesn't happen that often, but this does make the 4th time over a 2 year span, it only happens when I allow walmart to pick my items for delivery or pick up. So, my new rule is, never allow items like this to be picked, go in and pick it out myself along with any other electrical items, power tools, and meats. After 4 times of this happening, no more. I'll walk in and pick out my important items myself. Lesson learned! The problem is, I work a lot of hours and don't have a lot of free time for my woodworking projects, so I do this at night in my workshop. The saw itself qorks fine.