Trim saw

Makita makes one as well, been around for a long time, corded. I was
tempted to buy one at the recent wood show in NJ, but I would only use
it from time to time and passed. Somehow, I think I'd prefer Makita
over Dewalt, nothing in particular makes me think that way. Mutt

Javier Henderson wrote:
> There's the Porter Cable 4" trim saw, which I tried once and it was
> great for things like cutting a sheet of plywood into smaller sections.
> It's light weight makes it easy to handle, etc.
>
> Is this the only saw in this size? I haven't been able to find anything
> similar by any other brand, at least in corded saws.
>
> -jav

Dewalt makes both a corded and cordless trimsaw. I use the 18 v
cordless all the time. It's great for portability for sheet goods,
but it's also versatile for close trimming for woodwork, etc. while
already installed.

Javier Henderson wrote:
> There's the Porter Cable 4" trim saw, which I tried once and it was
> great for things like cutting a sheet of plywood into smaller sections.
> It's light weight makes it easy to handle, etc.
>
> Is this the only saw in this size? I haven't been able to find anything
> similar by any other brand, at least in corded saws.
>
> -jav

Mike Berger wrote:
> Dewalt makes both a corded and cordless trimsaw. I use the 18 v
> cordless all the time. It's great for portability for sheet goods,
> but it's also versatile for close trimming for woodwork, etc. while
> already installed.

Hello Mike,

Do you know the model or part number for either the cordless or the
corded trim saw by DeWalt? I don't see anything but full size (7 1/2"
blades for the corded, for example) on their website.

Thanks.

-jav