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Bosch CS5 Left Blade Circular Saw |
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Written by Ben Jackson
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Tuesday, 26 February 2008 |
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Bosch just sent us some information about their new CS5 Left Blade ciruclar saw. Check out this photo of the new Bosch CS5.
Designed to be a work-horse tool for framers, roofers, deck-builders, remodelers and others, the CS5 also features a left-facing blade for unparalleled visibility and line-of-sight. And, at only $99, the saw is also a great point-of-entry for new professionals and lighter duty pros who still want a great performing pro saw.
Click below to read Bosch's press release about the new CS5 Circular saw.
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Here's the info from Bosch's release about the CS5.
For
pro users seeking the clear line-of-sight of an in-line design circular
saw and the maneuverability and value of a sidewinder, the new CS5
Left-Blade Circular Saw from Bosch Power Tools and Accessories is the
perfect choice. Built to provide outstanding line of sight, power and
durability, the CS5 is designed specifically to give core users the key
features they need in a circular saw.
Approximately 87 percent of construction pros are right-handed. For
those users, Bosch’s CS5 is built around a distinctive left-side blade
configuration. The result is a Level of visibility and cutting accuracy
unavailable on most sidewinder-style circular saws. The new design also
in a more natural position, which means far greater comfort. Gone is
the user’s need to crane his neck to the right to monitor cuts.
Along with the new blade configuration, Bosch has designed the CS5 to
be the fastest cutting saw in its class. With a powerful 15-amp motor
that delivers 6,200 RPM, the saw has more than enough muscle to quickly
cut ¾” plywood and other dense materials.
Roofers and framers, in particular, will appreciate the CS5’s generous
56-degree bevel capacity and all users will benefit from its
outstanding versatility in both cross-cutting and ripping applications.
An anti-snag lower guard enables the saw to progress smoothly, even
through thinner materials where other guard styles tend to bind. And an
improved spindle lock makes blade changes quick and easy.
Beyond the saw’s performance, users will also enjoy the 10-pound
saw’s light weight, comfortable design, durability and value. With a
suggested retail price of only $99, Bosch’s CS5 is poised to quickly
achieve best-in-class status.
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