
Best Circular Saws for Cutting Metal
Find the best circular saw for cutting metal, from corded dry-cut saws to battery tools and cermet blades. Compare sizes, teeth and what each setup suits.
We sort battery, plug-in, worm drive and track saws by the work they do: decks, sheds, shelves, plywood and posts. Start with the saw type, a head-to-head match or the basics on blade size and cut depth.

Find the best circular saw for cutting metal, from corded dry-cut saws to battery tools and cermet blades. Compare sizes, teeth and what each setup suits.

What angle does a circular saw cut? A circular saw cuts square at 0 degrees, and its bevel base tilts to about 45 to 57 degrees for angled cuts.

The best 7 1/4 corded circular saw for most buyers is the Skilsaw worm drive. Compare corded saws by power, weight, bevel and blade side.

The best 5 1 2 circular saw picks for framing, trim and quick cuts, with cordless and compact options compared on blade size, bevel and control.

Makita 5007F vs 5007MG: compare weight, base material, cutting depth and bevel stops to pick the corded circular saw that fits your framing work.

How much does a circular saw weigh? Most corded 7-1/4 inch models run 8 to 12 lb, while 6-1/2 inch cordless saws land near 7 lb before you add a battery.

The best corded circular saw for home use is the DOVAMAN, a compact saw for small jobs. Compare seven plug-in saws for decks, framing and trim.

Find the best circular saws for cutting wood. Compare battery, worm drive and compact picks by blade size, depth, bevel range and who each one suits.

How much does a circular saw cost? See what drives the price of corded and cordless models, what you get at each level, and what blades and batteries add.