
20V Power Share 3-3/8" WORXSAW Compact Circular Saw - Tool Only
SKU: WX523L.9
The 20V 3-3/8" WORXSAW can essentially replace a DIYer’s need for a full-size 7-1/4” circular saw. It is compact for excellent maneuverability. Includes a 3 Year Warranty.

SKU: WX523L.9
The 20V 3-3/8" WORXSAW can essentially replace a DIYer’s need for a full-size 7-1/4” circular saw. It is compact for excellent maneuverability. Includes a 3 Year Warranty.
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Based on 135 reviews
Even though my husband is in the picture, we both love MY WORX tools!!. The Compact Circular cuts through the wood like butter, while the WORX WorkBench (that comes with clamps and spacers) is easy to fold out and is lightweight!! I have found that all the WORX tools I have purchased are easy for my small hands to use and it’s not intimidating either!! Building us a Coffee Table currently!
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Great product. Great price. I used this on : Polycarbonate(1/4" thick) and 2x. I experienced some kickback but that was user error. I was going faster than I should have. I was researching smaller circular saws for tight spots where a smaller lighter saw would be beneficial and saw this one at the 11th hour. I was going to go with another brand but the dust port sold me on this one. After investing in a lot of tools I am finding myself now wanting to reduce the dust I put in the air more and more, who wants to breathe that stuff all the time. The dust port works well with my shop vac with it's 1 1/4" port, see below. I felt like it collected a good portion of the dust about I would say about 95%+. I recommend using the dust port every single time, it also helps keep the cutline visible. This is a depth guide that worked well to stop the saw from going to deep. To me this lost a star because while cutting it became difficult at time to follow the my line, also the charge time is 5hrs. That is unacceptable. I know they make faster ones but packaging a product with a 5hr charger is a bad move. I say phase out that charger altogether if you are trying to remain competitive. The saw felt a heavy, when I first it I was expecting it to weigh close to my multi tools. It weighs more Another thing this is a blade left saw and I would say is mainly for rightys. I am a righty so I was able to use it just fine but there orientation of the parts allowed me to hold the saw in my right hand and use my left hand to pull back the blade guard on the left. A few times I got too comfortable holding the saw and pulled back the red lever on the grip and squeezed the palm trigger by mistake and I turned the saw on without realizing it. Maybe having a 3rd button that needs to be activated(probably by the thumb) would help prevent someone from accidentally starting it also.
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