I bought the LXT set for myself for Xmas and finally used the circular saw
today to cut 2x4's (fir) for my workbench.
It was a bit odd at first cutting with the blade on the left side. And the
sawdust chute does throw it onto your left pant leg and left shoe, but it
cut like buttah. Nice and light and I didn't have any trouble keeping a
straight line or keeping the baseplate on the work.
Mike
"Mike" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:VXiuf.5023$WX3.4194@trndny09...
>I bought the LXT set for myself for Xmas and finally used the circular saw
>today to cut 2x4's (fir) for my workbench.
>
> It was a bit odd at first cutting with the blade on the left side. And
> the sawdust chute does throw it onto your left pant leg and left shoe, but
> it cut like buttah. Nice and light and I didn't have any trouble keeping
> a straight line or keeping the baseplate on the work.
>
> Mike
>
>
>
Just as a thought....any saw will cut decent with a good blade.
In article <[email protected]>, [email protected]
says...
>
> "Mike" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:VXiuf.5023$WX3.4194@trndny09...
> >I bought the LXT set for myself for Xmas and finally used the circular saw
> >today to cut 2x4's (fir) for my workbench.
> >
> > It was a bit odd at first cutting with the blade on the left side.
Why didn't you buy a right-hand saw?
> > And
> > the sawdust chute does throw it onto your left pant leg and left shoe, but
> > it cut like buttah. Nice and light and I didn't have any trouble keeping
> > a straight line or keeping the baseplate on the work.
> >
> > Mike
> >
> >
> >
>
> Just as a thought....any saw will cut decent with a good blade.
You obviously never used my old Crapsman.
--
Keith
Mike wrote:
> I bought the LXT set for myself for Xmas and finally used the circular saw
> today to cut 2x4's (fir) for my workbench.
>
> It was a bit odd at first cutting with the blade on the left side. And the
> sawdust chute does throw it onto your left pant leg and left shoe, but it
> cut like buttah. Nice and light and I didn't have any trouble keeping a
> straight line or keeping the baseplate on the work.
>
> Mike
>
>
>
Left sided circ saws are all I'll buy. Easier to see where I'm cutting
since I'm right handed.
Dave