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Tool Hound Video Review: Ridgid's 6-1/2 in. Fuego Circular Saw
Can this diminutive circular saw really replace the standard 7-1/4-in. variety on the jobsite? The Tool Hound investigates.
What’s the Difference: Circular sawblades with different tooth counts
Choosing a blade with the correct number of teeth for a particular job ensures the best performance from a circular saw, a miter saw, or a tablesaw.
Minimize Circular-Saw Tearout
As a one-man trim-carpentry crew, I often use a circular saw to cut full sheets of cabinet-grade plywood to manageable sizes before making final cuts with my tablesaw. To minimize…
There’s a Better Way: Minimize Circular-Saw Tearout
This zero-clearance circular-saw base ensures the edges of your plywood cuts stay clean.
What's the Difference: Circular sawblades
Today's circular sawblades feature a variety of tooth grinds specifically designed to handle a multitude of cuts and materials
Using a Worm-Drive Saw
Know where to put your hands and use this heavy saw's weight to your advantage
The perfect circular saw?
Fuego 6 1⁄2-in. Compact Circular Saw
Cutting with a Worm-Drive Saw
The secret to making accurate cuts while preventing kickback is letting the saw do half the work.
Dust Control When Cutting Concrete
Eliminate dust when cutting concrete with this quick trick.
Tools for Installing Fiber-Cement Siding
The popularity of this durable, low-maintenance siding has bred a variety of tools to simplify and speed installation.

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