SKIL 20V 6-1/2 Inch Cordless Circular Saw, Includes 2.0Ah PWRCore 20 Lithium Battery and Charger - CR540602

Not the most powerful, but with a quality blade swapped in and patience, it will do whatever you need it to. I cut hardwood butcher block with this using a Diablo fine cut blade with no issue. You won’t feel the power in your hands you get from a 13 amp saw, but it works. Also, these skil 20f tools use the same batteries as the Amazon brand Denali tools, so you can buy the tool only skil tools, and usually buy a Denali battery for less than buying the tool and battery together from skil.

Muy práctica por ser ligera y relativamente potente gracias a la batería de iones de litio, sin embargo solo la recomiendo para trabajos ligeros tablas de no más de 1 pulgada de grueso y eso haciendo el corte en al menos dos pasadas. Traté de cortar un listón de 4x4 pulgadas y fue demasiado aun cuando la profundidad del corte era aprox 1/3 del espesor despues del primer corte completo comenzó a perder potencia y se apagó. Ah y para los que apenas se inicien en carpintería los discos de esta son más pequeños que los de las alámbricas y tienen que ser para Skill, Bosch o Makita para asegurarse de la compatibilidad de la tuerca de seguridad.

Didn't know I needed this until I did! Love'n some battery powered tools. Works like a charm and no cord to get in the way. Cuts true.... Haven't used it but a few times - battery stays powered - I wanted it for plywood (140 t-blade) & 24 T cross-cut for 2 bys. Love it!

So far so good. I am a small female and I wanted something that wouldn't be too heavy because my wrists and hands have become weaker from arthritis. After a lot of reading and comparison I chose this saw and very happy with it. It cuts nicely and is easy to handle for someone my size and strength. I don't have room anymore for my chop saw so got this as a replacement. Glad I did and definitely recommend it. I haven't done any 45° cuts yet but 90degree cuts are perfect. The battery seems to last a decent amount of time granted I don't use it for long stretches. Mostly use it for small projects and a few cuts at a time so it serves me well. Also after I've used it I always charge it back up because I don't want to run out in the middle of a project. So I'm not really sure how long it would last if you used it for an hour for example. It's not the fanciest saw or the best saw but it's well priced and I like it. Good for a person like myself. The only con I can think of is that it doesn't have a laser or light when it's running. But that wasn't a big deal for me so I got it anyway. Edit after 6 months Still happy battery has good life and no issues. Will be getting a 40 tooth blade for finer cuts but 24 has served quite well so far for small cuts.

Finally used my saw and it worked very well.