Buy Milwaukee 6390-20 Tilt-Lok 15 Amp 7-1/4-Inch Circular Saw with Tilting HandleMilwaukee 6390-20 Tilt-Lok 15 Amp 7-1/4-Inch Circular Saw with Tilting Handle Product Description:
- Tilt-Lok main handle adjusts to the work or most comfortable work position
- 15 amp, 3.25 peak horsepower motor
- 10.4 pounds net weight
- Cuts tough materials including headers, microlams and wet lumber with ease
- Wide, clear sight line - superior blade visibility from either side
Product Description
6390-20 {NONE}: {NONE} (part# 6390-20) Features: -The 8-positionlocking handle adjusts to the cutting application for maximum comfort and control.-Depth lever and bevel adjustments easy to access and operate.-Hardened steel helical gears, ball and roller bearings.-Cuts through header, microlams, and wet lumber without stalling.-Cushion grip front/rear handle.-Impact resistant, glass reinforced nylon motor housing.-Aircraft aluminum shoe with scale.-Left blade design.-Blade Diam: 7 1/4 in.-Arbor Diam: 5/8 in.-Voltage Type: AC/DC.-Amps: 15.00 A.-Speed: 5800 rpm.-Bit/Blade Mounting Type: Arbor.-Control Type: On/Off.-Drive Gearing: Helical Gearing.-Handle Type: Front Palm/Top D-Handle.-Type: Circular Saw.-Wt.: 10.40 lb.-Price is for 1 Each.-Testing and approvals:.-Complies with OSHA and UL requirements. Includes: -Includes: Carbide Blade, Blade Wrench, Impact Resistant Carrying Case. Specifications: -Power Cap.: 3 1/4 hp [Max].-Voltage: 120.00 V.-Frequency: 60.0 Hz.-Cutting Cap.: 2 7/16 in (90 crosscut) [Max], 1 13/16 in (45 bevel) [Max].-Max: Cutting Angle: 50 Bevel.
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34 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
hands down
By Dana Bertomen
I was raised on the Skill clasic. I used the Skill worm drive for 7 years. I tried the Dewalt with the front pivot for three months. I used the Porter Cable framing saw for six months. The Milwaukee tilt handle beats them all for ease of use and "controlability". The tilt feature makes it easier to cut straight on thin material, the wide plate is marked clearly for easy reading and ripping, and the saw has more than enough power to spare. I wish that I had bought this one sooner and not wasted so much time trying out all the rest.
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful.who needs a worm-drive?
By Evan Freeman
i'll preface this by saying i'm a professional carpenter and make my living using my tools.i have owned or used worm-drives from skil, makita, and bosch, as well as sidewinders from porter-cable, makita, hitachi, skil, and dewalt. this milwaukee is my saw of choice in nearly every situation--it is light (4+lbs less than a worm-drive), powerful, accurate, and the tilt-lok handle is a great feature. at first, i thought i'd not use the tilt-lok often, but i end up using it in a different position several times a day. another feature easily overlooked but crucial is the positioning of the secondary handle. i most often cut one-handed anyway, but when i do grab the front handle, my hand and wrist are far enough forward to stay well away from the blade sightline.my only (small) complaint is that i'd prefer the dust collection to be a bit more organised. porter-cable saws do a great job with this, and i wonder why the other manufacturers can't seem to get it together.if i had it to do over again, i'd spring for the blade brake model--the blade can do a lot of damage in the 8-10 seconds it takes to spin down.
19 of 22 people found the following review helpful.A Cut Above The Rest
By Dan Kornfeld
I've been using this saw for over a year on everything from a house addition to furniture building and its never missed a beat. This is a powerful tool with a great amount of attention paid to fit and finish. Its aluminum sole plate glides effortlessly over any wood surface, and the large rubberized hand grips and Tilt-Lok feature allows for hours of use with maximum comfort. I recommend this saw to anyone seeking a powerful, refined, and rugged unit at a very reasonable price.
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