Hitachi C7BD 7-1/4-Inch Saw with Brake

List Price: $171.07

Features:

• 13 amp motor for varied applications
• Double insulation
• Easy grip handle
• Electric brake and double nickel-plated plated base
• Standard: 1 wrench, wing bolt, lock spring, carbide tipped blade

Accessories:
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Customer Reviews:

Hitachi C7BD w/Brake [Posted on 2000-04-30]
This is one sweet feeling saw.I have got to hand it to Hitachi. The saw has a great feel as you rip, cross cut,and or cut on a bevel. The brake is a very nice addition to the saw, the only thing that is missing is a case...I think this a very well made saw, that any tradesmen or hobbiest would appreciate. The C7BD is a little heavier than some of the circular saws, but I like a saw with a little beef, makes for better stability as you are make those long rips.The cutting depth gauge on the cover is a little hard to see, due to the arrow being the same color(black)as on the base assembly.But as with Hitachi brand tools, I feel it is a well built saw and will hold up very well to the everyday use in the construction enviroment. OK, with that said, I am out of here to do some cutting with my new and fine cutting green machine.

Heavy-Duty - Light weight ! [Posted on 2000-09-06]
I like this saw alot. It is easy to handle, has a strong motor, good balance and is very comfortable. I replaced a DeWalt which, despite being very popular, I never really liked it.I am fairly big at 6'-1" and 225lbs.and while the DeWalt is very sturdy ( and heavy )it does not seem balanced, in comparison.The Hitachi despite a lower amperage rating, seems more powerful to me. The nickel-plated base moves easily on most surfaces, cutting depth is easily adjustd, the nickel-plated bevel markings are little tough to read in the sun, but seem to be accurate. My only gripe with this saw is that the electric brake is a little slow at dropping the blade rotation. I ended up ordering the carrying case which despite taking up more room, keeps the tool in better condition ( I tend to set the saw in the case instead of the ground while setting up for the next cut). Amazon needs to put a kit price together.Some tools just feel right.

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