Thanks for the insights from experience! I just found out that the "M" designator does NOT mean "Magnesium" (like with Skil I think) but it deletes the bag and adds the rip guide and dust collector adapter. That bag - the zipper pocket looks cheaper than I thought from other videos I watched - but I think it will make a decent tote or bike bag for a commuter. :)
This saw is brushed. U can see the brush covers on the motor. They are the black circles. It’s a good saw. Now I mainly run the metabo rear handel cordless saw. It’s a beast.
@@Elveshelves Thank you for the information. I narrowed my search down between this one and the Bosch CS10. I only use the saw on a hobby level. Building firework racks and occasionally doing so shed repair jobs.
Thanks for the insights from experience! I just found out that the "M" designator does NOT mean "Magnesium" (like with Skil I think) but it deletes the bag and adds the rip guide and dust collector adapter. That bag - the zipper pocket looks cheaper than I thought from other videos I watched - but I think it will make a decent tote or bike bag for a commuter. :)
Is it a brushed or brushless motor? Amazon has it listed as brushless.
This saw is brushed. U can see the brush covers on the motor. They are the black circles. It’s a good saw. Now I mainly run the metabo rear handel cordless saw. It’s a beast.
@@Elveshelves Thank you for the information. I narrowed my search down between this one and the Bosch CS10. I only use the saw on a hobby level. Building firework racks and occasionally doing so shed repair jobs.
I had the Bosch cs10 and it got returned. Watch this. ruclips.net/video/eSS6_C6O9SA/видео.html @@thunderbomb515
@@Elveshelves Damn. Thanks for that video. Well not I am torn. DeWalt 575, matabo, or Milwaukee. Which would you suggest?
Ive run metabo circular saws for decades. They are solid. Ive honestly never ran dewalt or Milwaukee.@@thunderbomb515
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