Steelmax 115V 7-1/4" Metal Cutting Circular Saw w/Laser Guide (SM S-7 XP)

Steelmax 115V 7-1/4" Metal Cutting Circular Saw w/Laser Guide (SM S-7 XP)

Sale price$255.00 Regular price$500.00
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Steelmax is no longer offering these 7-1/2" circular saws.

The Steelmax 7-1/4" metal cutting circular saw is a money maker - delivering quick results in metal cutting with cool, burr-free finishes. The S7 XP's powerful 13 amp motor with overload protection provides a portable, powerful, and practical metal cutting saw. The S7 XP cuts mild steel up to 1/4" thick and to a depth of 2-1/2", cleanly cutting channel, angle, pipe, and solid materials.

This saw cuts plastics and metals including mild steel, aluminum, and stainless just as easily as plywood. It features a laser alignment guide which reduces setup time and allows for accurate, long cuts which are cool to the touch in seconds. It takes less than 6 seconds to cleanly cut a 4" wide bar of 1/4" mild steel and the finished cut requires no further milling or deburring.

Saw Blade(s) not included and must be purchased separately.

Key Features
• Laser Blade Guide
• Unique Cover Encloses and Collects Chips and Sparks
• Overload Protection
• UL Certified

Includes
• 7-1/4" Circular Saw
• Carrying Case
• Protective Glasses
• Hearing Protection

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