The 1900 W carpentry circular saw, cutting to 85 mm — enough for structural timber in a single pass. What separates it from an ordinary circular saw is the cross-cutting rail: a short rail with an adjustable stop that clamps to the workpiece, so cuts from −60° to +60° repeat exactly. The cut goes to the timber instead of the timber going to the saw.
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