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Question: How long is the cord?
Document: Lastly, the cord in the MD DOES pop out. I've had people tell me it won't, but every time I've tried it, it manages to loosen during the cut and it's annoying as hell. Stick with the old school and get a fixed cord.- Did I mention this thing is BUILT like a beast? Yes it is. Now I'd say that most other worm-drives are but I've only used this one long enough to share my experience with it.
The cord design is an excellent feature for convenience and safety. I'm disappointed the saw didn't come with a case. My Bosch impact drill came with one but it doesn't need protection like the saw does to keep the alignments true and the blade sharp.
)- Versus the MD model (plug in your own extension cord), this corded version is a lot better and here's why. No contractor I've ever met dedicates one cord to one tool. We all use splitters (my crew runs 3 off of one cord) as it's much more efficient and cost saving. We use 10/3 cords with our crew. They won't fit with the MD model, it's too big.
Direct Connect allows the user to plug their extension cord directly and securely in the handle of the tool. The cord loops and hooks immediately below the handle and cannot come loose.The advertised depth of cut at 90 degrees is 2-3/8&quot;, but by filing off the top ridges of the waffle web in two spots, I'm getting 2-1/2&quot;.
This combination can result in the tip of blade deflecting by about 0.03 inches under some circumstances.4) When the depth adjustment is set for cutting thin sheet goods (&lt;= 0.75 inches) the saw center of gravity is very high and the shoe is not wide enough to stabilize the saw for long reaching cuts.
After using many sidewinders, I finally went to the worm drive and can only ask myself; what took you so long? This saw is used regularly for framing and decking and it is a workhorse. It is light, relatively speaking. It has the magnesium motor housing and sole plate which makes it noticeably lighter then even the mag77. One of the best things about this saw is the sole plate. It is rigid and durable like the Porter Cable sole plate.
This saw is a great saw. The fact the it is based upon the Skill Mag77 immediately puts it leaps ahead of the rest of the pack, but what sets it apart from the Mag77 is the built-in tool hanger, carbide blade, and magnesium waffle base plate that is thicker than the aluminum base plate on the Mag 77. The extra thickness helps prevent it from sliding under a guide rail when cutting long lengths of sagging wood.
I searched long and hard to find a left blade circular saw to replace my old made-in-USA Porter Cable. I researched several brands to include the standard left blade Bosch. All are made in China. I googled the country of origin for the Bosch worm-drive saw. The results indicated that it was assembled in the USA. At least that was better than made in China, so I ordered it.
I'm a beginning woodworker, but this thing makes me look like a pro. I'm extremely happy with this unit. The lightest saw of its kind I've found, and if you are working through a long day you will be grateful for it. Blade changes are easy, and angle adjustments for bevel cuts are easy and solid. Do yourself a favor and don't buy the cheap circular saws - if you are really interested in woodworking get good tools to start with. This is definitely a good one.
Finally a worm-drive you can use all day long with the guard down. Hook is nice, extra point on it will catch and hold on a sloped 2X rafter, something the tool hanger for the mag won't. But also makes it stick even harder on 1 3/4 material.Adjustment screw for squaring the foot is better than trying to bend the stop on the mag. The whole crew uses mag 77's and they all like this saw especially for compound bevel cuts.
Answer: yes