Skilsaw invented the worm drive circular saw a century ago, and the SPT70V-11 is that idea taken to its logical extreme: the largest and most powerful worm drive saw on Earth. In a timber frame shop that is not overkill, it is the right size. With a 16-5/16-in blade and a 6-1/4-in cutting capacity, it crosscuts 6x timbers in a single pass. No flipping the timber, no finishing the cut by hand, no mismatched kerfs.
The 15 AMP Dual-Field motor is built for the sustained loads of cutting big softwood sections, the worm drive gearing delivers the torque to keep the blade moving through deep cuts, and the all-magnesium construction keeps a saw this size manageable. Bevel capacity runs 0 to 45 degrees for angled shoulder and rafter cuts. The 16-5/16-in replacement blade is stocked here too.
Specifications:
- Options: Saw; Replacement Blade (16-5/16 in)
- Model: SPT70V-11
- Blade size: 16-5/16 in
- Cutting capacity: 6-1/4 in at 90 degrees (6x lumber in one pass)
- Motor: 15 AMP Dual-Field, runs cooler under load
- Drive: brass worm drive gearing, electric brake
- Bevel capacity: 0 to 45 degrees
- Construction: all-magnesium, die-cast magnesium foot plate
- Includes: saw, 16-5/16-in Skilsaw blade, saw stand, multifunction wrench
- Made by: Skilsaw
