Hitachi C7SB2 7-1/4″ Circular Saw
January 21, 2012 
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With a 15 amp motor and 24-tooth carbide tipped blade, the Hitachi C7SB2 7-1/4″ Circular Saw delivers enough power for the toughest cutting jobs. It has a bevel capacity from zero to 55 degrees and adjustable lever stops at zero, 45 and 55 degrees presenting a wide range of beveling applications. The one-piece, heavy-duty die-cast aluminum alloy base offers easy to read front and side scales for accurate measurement. The cutting depth lever adds convenience and ease of use, and the Elastomer grip handle maximizes user comfort and control.
i hate hitachi tools to me they r junk like millwaukke r me im a craftsman and skil guy
@metalhead1237 Craftsman power tools have a history of being made by the cheapest bidder. Companies like TTI who make such brands as Ryobi make products like the Craftsman power drills. Other times the tools have been made by somone cheap like Black and Decker. Skil is just a cheap Chinese made brand. Bought out by Bosch but they don’t make the same high quality tools.