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M18 2630-20 circular saw

Macduf

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My needs for it are an occasional sheet of plywood or two cut up, or maybe triming the bottom of a door now and then. will this do what I need or should should I go with a plan b?
 

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LB-1911

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A 2630 would cover your list of tasks
Cutting Depth @ 90 Degrees: 2-1/8"
Cutting Depth @ 45 Degrees: 1-9/16"
No Load RPM: 3500
 

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Yes that is a Great saw, at work we have replaced most of our corded worm drives with these. They have been flawless so far with either the 4.0 or 5.0 amp batteries. haven't been in heavy framing but millwork install's , plywood , quick cut's . I also own the FUEL version which is awesome
 
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Ive got the 4.0 batteries , my next stupid question would all 6.5 blades be compatible?
 
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