Dewalt 18v Cordless circular saw review

This is a review of the Dewalt 18v Cordless circular saw, Dewalt DW 936. This 18v circular saw has plenty of power and can cut some pretty tough items. Here we show you how well it copes cutting a kitchen worktop that is 40mm thick. Brought to you by http://www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk/Tool_Reviews/dewalt.htm

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[SinghNYC]

Very informative video...Now i know where to find that allen key :) ...great work

[ultimatehandyman]

@SinghNYC

Thanks for the comment

[tetsky1978]

nice informative video,thank u sir!

[ultimatehandyman]

@tetsky1978

You are welcome.

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[baggleman]

great info on the Cordless Circular Saw!

can i ask about the gloves?

where does one get them?

again thanks

[ultimatehandyman]

@baggleman

Thanks.

You can get the gloves direct from ARCO, or if you check ebay for gripz lite you can find them for just over £1 a pair plus post and packing.

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[SuicidalLooney]

@man0z Hello mate, i have this, the makita BSS611Z, and i can tell you it cuts MDF perfectly, i cut 22mm high gloss MDF panels for kitchens and the makita is great, i was totally blown away at how well it cuts and these 22mm gloss panel are very hard, so hard it will snap a 32mm screw half way if driven in directly without pre-drill, even when the battery is low you can still manage to get 2m of 22mm gloss panel without stopping

[ultimatehandyman]

@anilksolanki

You are welcome.

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[anilksolanki]

Yet another great video. I have learned a lot by watching your videos. I hope you continue to make them. Thanks.

[ultimatehandyman]

@Digadogup

Thanks, I always try and reply unless I don't know the answer. In which case I hope that someone else answers!

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