Review on Circular saw Makita HS7611K silver/green by Wiktor Lipski ᠌

purchased in February for local seasonal employment. Case of excellent quality, made in China. My selection might appear illogical given that the majority of Makita supporters purchase either the HS7601 or 5008MG. In my situation, the work of embedding in the table was undefined, so I needed a saw that was reasonably portable, light, and had a power reserve for longitudinally cutting boards into bars. This market space is occupied by 7611, a 7601 full analogue that is 1600W. The basic 12-tooth blade has more than enough power for my needs and rapidly and practically chip-free cuts large workpieces. I purchased the universal Makforce B-43658 / B-35190 for a clean cut (there was a promotion). Using them results in a slower longitudinal cut, but the planer is no longer required. Osb cutting is enjoyable. Although it seems obvious that 185mm will do, the description of the saw states that it has a 190mm disc, which is inaccurate. As a conclusion, I'll remark that individuals who make the following argument: "Why do you need 7611 when you can add a little and take 5008, although without a case" are 100% correct. I personally have examined this model. However, in terms of personal traits, it is unnecessary for me.