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Used variable speed in Massachusetts, USA

  • CPO 350

    CPO 350

    • new

    • Motor: LT & HT: 208/230/460/575v, 3ph; OR 220v, 1ph
    • Weight: 660 lbs.

    Saw has a Manual clamp for material vise & operator controlled trigger switch Scotchman Industries powerful American-made CPO 350 Circular Cold Saw is the perfect machine for any fabrication shop. This dependable...

    Sutton, MA
  • CPO 350 AUTOLOADER

    CPO 350 AUTOLOADER

    • new

    • Motor: Specify: 208/230/460v, 3 ph

    Automatically run unlimited cut lists at 90° Available for ferrous and non-ferrous materials This auto loading circular cold saw is made to enhance performance. Our CPO 350 AutoLoader is a fully automatic sawing ...

    Sutton, MA
  • CPO 315 HFA CNC

    CPO 315 HFA CNC

    • new

    • Motor: Specify: 208/230/460v, 3 ph
    • Weight: 1,800 lbs.

    This full-auto CNC saw features unlimited length settings, plus the first cut is always accurate! Easily program a quantity cut to a specific length OR program up to four separate lengths & part quantities to be ...

    Sutton, MA

Overview

Circular saws are powerful cutting tools equipped with a toothed or abrasive disc or blade that rotates around an arbor. They are commonly used in woodworking, metalworking, and construction for making straight or angled cuts in various materials. Their portability and precision make them an essential tool for both professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used circular saw?

Check the condition of the blade, motor, and overall build. Look for any signs of wear or damage, and ensure the saw operates smoothly. It's also helpful to review the saw's cutting capacity and power specifications.

How can I safely ship a circular saw?

Ensure the saw is properly packed with protective materials to prevent damage during transit. Use a sturdy box and consider removing the blade or securing it to avoid movement. Label the package as 'fragile' and use a reliable shipping service.

How do I maintain a circular saw?

Regularly clean the saw, especially the blade and motor vents. Check and replace the blade as needed and lubricate moving parts. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance procedures and intervals.