Skilsaw 10-1/4" Magnesium Sawsquatch Worm Drive Circular Saw with Diablo Blade

from Lancotf

We have been putting the 10 1/4" Sawsquatch SPT70WM-22 through its paces in our timber frame shop. We previously were using the Makita model and wanted to try the worm drive instead for the ripping capability and power. We are glad we did! This saw has become a favorite for tenon cutting and r...

from Bill

I needed a saw to cut 4x6"s and 4x4"s for an upcoming project and this is the one I choose. Being a novice to this type of saw I will say this saw was a little intimidating when I 1st took it out of the box and I made sure to read the manual and watched some Youtube videos before I even plugged...

from trimkat

recently our company got a contract to build a private waterfront wharf.. We ordered marine grade pressure treated hemlock and pine.. the beams consisted of 12x12`s, 6x12`s and 6x8 purlins. We didnt want to have really rough looking cuts by using a chainsaw so the Sawsquatch was in order. The saw...

from Rick

Twenty five years ago when I was a framer's helper, the only kind of saw I knew was "the Skilsaw". It wasn't the only saw we used, it was what the seasoned guys called every circular saw. Since then I've largely ignored Skil believing they were on a race to the bottom like too many once proud US ...

from Rick

Twenty five years ago when I was a framer's helper, the only kind of saw I knew was "the Skilsaw". It wasn't the only saw we used, it was what the seasoned guys called every circular saw. Since then I've largely ignored Skil believing they were on a race to the bottom like too many once proud US ...