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This type of hand held power saw is a basic tool in a carpenter, builder, or home renovator's tool kit. The one in the photo is a 160mm (6 1/2inch) blade size. The larger ones are 235mm blade size. Here are some basic tips and instructions on the proper use of circular saws. | This type of hand held power saw is a basic tool in a carpenter, builder, or home renovator's tool kit. The one in the photo is a 160mm (6 1/2inch) blade size. The larger ones are 235mm blade size. Here are some basic tips and instructions on the proper use of circular saws. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Understand the different types and sizes of circular saws and their purposes. Here a few examples: | #Understand the different types and sizes of circular saws and their purposes. Here a few examples: | ||
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#Be sure the lower blade guard returns to its position when you exit the cut. Even a blade guard in good condition will occasionally bind if a piece of debris from the cut becomes lodged in its mechanism. | #Be sure the lower blade guard returns to its position when you exit the cut. Even a blade guard in good condition will occasionally bind if a piece of debris from the cut becomes lodged in its mechanism. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
