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| Metabo HPT's much-anticipated Cordless Rear Handle Circular Saw  Metabo HPT announced the launch of the much-anticipated Cordless Rear Handle Circular Saw that sheds 2-lbs of weight versus the closest competitive saw and delivers excellent power requiring just one battery to tackle ripping and framing jobs on the GO! The 36V MultiVolt 7-1/4" Rear Handle Circular Saw (model C3607DWA) elevates the MultiVolt System of cordless tools (including nailers) for the residential and commercial jobsite by offering demanding pros every tool they would need to run the site cordless. It offers the power of a corded saw, the freedom of a cordless platform, and the choice to power it with a battery or AC Adapter. Backed by Metabo HPT's Lifetime Lithium-Ion tool body warranty and two-year Lithium-Ion battery warranty, this cordless rear handle saw kit delivers one of the best values for the end user (MSRP $349) compared to competitive models available today.This new Cordless Rear Handle Circ Saw is engineered with a powerful brushless motor to quickly and powerfully rip through OSB, 2x4's, LVL, plywood, siding and other typical building materials without bogging down in any application. With just one MultiVolt battery required to power the saw, it can cut up to 500 2x4 cross cuts per charge. This cordless rear handle circ saw has the capacity to cut up to 5 layers of ½" and 4 layers of 5/8" OSB for ultimate efficiency. It's designed with clear site lines and optimized ergonomics, including the lightest weight in its class at only 8.2-lbs to make life easier and more comfortable for the end user. The depth and bevel levers, made of steel for durability, are well placed for accessibility and move smoothly for quick adjustments. The bevel capacity on this rear handle circular saw ranges from 0-53° with positive stops at 0°, 22.5°, 45° and 53°. The cut capacity at 90° is 2-7/16" and 1-3/4" at 45°. A quick brake stops the blade rotation for increased safety and saves time between cuts. The premium magnesium base delivers smooth, straight tracking and features easy-to-read front and side scales for accurate measurements. Keep the job clean by easily connecting to a vacuum with the included dust collection set. The heavy-duty large rafter hook adds convenience and pivots out of the way when not in use. The C3607DWA Cordless Rear Handle Circular Saw comes with a 4.0Ah MultiVolt battery (372121M), a rapid charger with USB port (UC18YSL3), 7-1/4" 24T VPR Framing/Ripping Blade for a drastic increase in cutting performance, Dust Collector Set, 10/13mm Hex Wrench and carrying bag. MSRP $349. Also available as a bare tool model C3607DWAQ4. MSRP $199. Perhaps the most unique advantage for ALL 36V MultiVolt cordless tools from Metabo HPT is the ability to transform to corded use with the revolutionary AC adapter (model ET36A sold separately). Pros can conveniently get the functionality of two tools (cordless and corded) in one. Use the C3607DWA cordless when it makes sense on the job. However, if power is readily available, then save battery life and the cost of battery replacements by just plugging in so you can go all day or to keep going while a battery recharges. Versatility is a key advantage in the building profession. Once invested in Metabo HPT's cordless system, the same MultiVolt batteries that power the 36V tools can also power ANY Metabo HPT 18V tool with double the runtime when installed. Now professionals can expand their cordless tool arsenal including unique specialty tool options like a Rebar Cutter/Bender, the Industry's First Cordless Plunge Router, the Industry's Only 36V Metal Connector Nailer and Duplex Nailer, a Deep Cut Band Saw, 10" Cordless Jobsite Table Saw and many more, sharing the MultiVolt battery across the 36V and 18V cordless tool platform for ultimate versatility. Original title: GO 2-lbs Lighter with the New King* of Cordless Rear Handle Circ Saws that can also Plug In for Ultimate Versatility from Metabo HPT *Review on the C3607DWA at metabo-hpt.com write your comments about the article :: © 2022 Construction News :: home page |