The DHL710ZJ is a cordless Circular Saw with a 36V DC motor drive system that delivers up to 4,600 rpm and is powered by two 18V Li-ion batteries. These batteries produce immense power, which turns out to be quite impressive. Makita is one of the leading brands in the market, manufacturing professional power tools. When it comes to saws, Makita makes the best of them. The Makita 5008MGJ/2 circular saw is known for its power and its finished results. Its powerful 1800 watt battery is on the next level hence providing the best cutting experience.

Rubberised soft grip which provides comfortable handling and more control but also minimises hand strainI didn't find the job light much use when cutting, I didn't think it added much, chances are you already have light over your bench. It's not like the ones on the Makita drills, which are invaluable and in my view a major selling point. Can't comment on dust extraction, I'd need to try one without to understand if that's needed. Once thing I did notice, is that unlike the Makita LXT hammer drill there is no third connector to the battery, only two. The impact driver also has only two connectors. I am guessing that the third connector is for monitoring the battery temperature and allows the hammer drill to cut out when it gets too hot (it's done this on me when drilling about 6-7 wall plugs in a row). The 610 is missing the third connector, and that says to me that you should only use it for short cuts. If you're doing longer cuts take regular breaks or risk your battery. It will be interesting to see if the 630 has the third connector. The DRS780Z has a die-cast magnesium base and blade guard for added durability and a rear handle design and Automatic Torque Drive Technology (ADT), which adjusts the cutting speed based on the load condition. The cut depth scale on the 5008MGJ/2 is easy to see, with the most commonly used two numbers, 13mm and 19mm, stamped on in more significant proportions. The huge lever can be used to make a one-handed adjustment.

Makita is the industry’s top maker of professional power tools. The 5008MGJ/2 Circular Saw has a 1,800-watt motor that can spin up to 5,200 times per minute. With a maximum depth of 75.5mm at 90 degrees, the 5008MGJ/2 has an intense cut. As mentioned above, there are many kinds of saws available in the market. However, when it comes to circular saws- Makita circular saws lead the chart. They make the best quality circular saws that satisfy the buyers.The HS7601J features a new aesthetic design, an aluminium base plate, an aluminium die-cast safety cover for more outstanding durability, and a single action lever for easy cutting depth adjustment. The DSS611 165mm circular saw provides a no load speed of 3700rpm, performing an impressive 57mm max depth of cut at 90 degrees, 40mm max depth of cut at 45 degrees making it ideal for a range of applications. The Makita DSS611 features the same lightweight design, 3.1kg, portability and high performance as DSS610 although the following functions have been removed: LED Job light, Positive stop at 45 degrees, Blower function, electric brake. This provides for a much better value tool. The Makita DSS611Z has an immense powered motor which makes it extremely fast. It is powered by an 18V battery, which delivers a smooth cutting experience required and expected by the users.

I've now bought and tried the 610. I got it bare unit only, and it comes without any box, they just supplied the unit with manual and allen key. The manual says to only use the saw with the offcut on the saw side (left), so I guess J&K is breaking that rule? I did the same and didn't see any problem - it's not a heavy saw but you might risk a less accurate cut that way round. It comes with a Makita DSS611 circular saw TCT Saw Blade, Hex Wrench and Guide Rule, please note, this is a bare unit without a battery or charger.If any person has any knowledge about professional working tools, they would tell you how Makita leads the market when it comes to professional working tools, especially saws. The Makita HS7601J/2 is a powerful circular saw which comes with a 240V battery and a blade length of 190mm, which is the best on its own. The DRS780Z Circular Saw is powered by two 18V Li-ion LXT slide-type batteries, which provide power to the 36V brushless motor, which delivers up to 5,100 rpm and 1,700 watts of peak power. Lithium-ion batteries have greater life spans than their Ni-MH or Ni-Cad counterparts giving 430% greater run time

THE Makita HS301DZ circular saw is one of the best inline for circular saws available in the Makita line. It Is a 12 V battery powered circular saw, producing enough power to cut through stubborn materials. Its 85mm blade may sound like a trim blade, but it actually gets the job done. Smooth and powerful cutting at the high rotational speed of 3,700 rpm delivered from enhanced motor The Makita DSS611 circular saw has been developed as a cost-competitive sister tool of Model DSS610. It is ideal for professional work and for DIY projects as it features the same lightweight design, portability and high performance as DSS610 with less functionality. The Makita DHS680Z comes with an automatic speed control feature which turns out to be a great help. It also prolongs the battery life. The cutting speed automatically changes depending upon the load. Makita DSS501Z circular saw is one of the best circular saws that you can find in today’s market. Moreover, it is also included in the top tier in Makita’s list. It comes with a 136 mm blade length, making it easier for the users to cut into rigid materials. The power of this circular saw takes its users to surprise.Makita is one of the most well-known manufacturers of professional power tools. With a powerful 1,200 watt motor that can provide up to 5,200 rpm, the HS7601J Circular Saw is compact and lightweight. Lithium-ion's 40% weight saving means 18v power can be obtained by a battery that weighs the same as a 12v Ni-MH battery The Circular Saw has a huge cutting capacity of 66mm at 90 degrees and a bevel capacity of 0 to 50 degrees with a positive stop at 45 degrees. The operator can make extra-accurate straight cuts with the help of a convenient guiding rule. The DHS680Z is a cordless circular saw with a high-efficiency brushless motor that delivers up to 680 watts of maximum output at 5,000 rpm when driven by an 18V Li-ion battery. 5000 rpm is a massive rotational speed that will provide you with the best-finished cuts. The Makita DSS501Z circular saw is famous for its compact design. When asked by users what makes the Makita DSS501Z so unique, many people went with its compact design, which makes it look good, and the compactness works really well?