Milwaukee 15 Amp 7-1/4 in. Corded Lightweight Magnesium Worm Drive Circular Saw
$179.97
Milwaukee Worm Drive Circular Saw is exceptionally durable to withstand jobsite wear and tear. Features lightweight magnesium construction.
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Description
The Milwaukee 7-1/4 in. Worm Drive Circular Saw provides the power contractors demand innovative features designed to make their jobs easier. The 15.0 Amp, 4,400 RPM motor delivers maximum cutting performance and does not bog down, even under heavy loads. Hardened steel worm gearing provides maximum torque in the toughest applications. Magnesium construction makes the saw both durable and lightweight. The composite shoe will not warp, bend or kick up a burr. The exclusive oil site glass makes it simple to quickly and accurately check the current oil level of the saw.
- 15.0 Amp, 4,400 RPM motor- delivers maximum cutting performance and does not bog down, even under heavy loads
- Magnesium construction that is lightweight yet durable
- 7-1/4 in. blade that makes bevel cuts up to 50
- Electric brake that quickly stops the blade for added safety
- Hardened steel worm gearing -provides maximum torque in the toughest applications
- Heavy-duty composite shoe- will not warp, bend or kick up a burr
- Guide that ensures your cuts are straight
- 12 ft. cord for great reach
- Maximum bevel capacity 51.5°
- 5-year manufacturer warranty
- Includes: (1) 6477-20 7-1/4 in. worm drive circular saw, (1) 7-1/4 carbide tipped blade
- No load RPM 4,400
Additional information
| Weight | 19 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9.00 × 23.81 × 8.94 in |
| Amperage (amps) | 15 |
| Electrical brake | Yes |
| Spindle Lock | Yes |
| Power Tool Features | Depth Adjustment, Electric Brake, Keyed Blade Change, Spindle Lock |
| Model | 6477-20 |
| Maximum Speed (rpm) | 4400 |
| Maximum Cut Depth @ 90 Deg. | 2.43 in |
| Maximum Cut Depth @ 45 Deg. | 1.78 in |
| Keyless/keyed blade change | Keyed |
| Depth Adjustment | Yes |
| Bevel Capacity | 51.5 |
| Cordless/ Corded | Corded |
| Corded Tool Type | Circular Saw |
| Cord Length (ft.) | 12.0 |
| Condition | New |
| Color Family | Red |
| Blade Location | Left |
| Blade Diameter (in.) | 7-1/4 |
| Blade Diameter | 7-1/4 |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (55)
55 reviews for Milwaukee 15 Amp 7-1/4 in. Corded Lightweight Magnesium Worm Drive Circular Saw
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Deondre DuBuque (verified owner) –
Awesome…it does the job!!!
Laurence Satterfield (verified owner) –
O love my tools, is my best friend
Grayce Kohler (verified owner) –
This is a beast. Not sure where the concept of it being lightweight came from, but it’s not. It’s difficult to do precision cuts. It comes filled with oil. I’d prefer a battery saw for more precision and less fatigue after a while. Be sure to get blades with a diamond hole.
Gay Grimes (verified owner) –
Great heavy duty hard working saw !
Westley Cummerata (verified owner) –
This saw is a beast. We are a metal fabrication shop and use the saw to cut thicker plates that can’t be sheared and are too narrow for the track burner. It requires more maintenance than a regulars saw; checking the oil level and changing the oil, etc., but it has tons of power and is well made.
Sydney Huels (verified owner) –
This is my first circular saw, so I wasn’t sure what to expect. My first cuts were long cuts through 3 inches of stacked plywood. The blade didn’t go deep enough to cut all the way through, but it cut through a little over 2.5 inches of the wood in one pass. Cutting was smooth with no signs of it binding or slowing down at all. Pretty easy to control and get an accurate cut. In all a great product!
Alessandra Breitenberg (verified owner) –
This was a gift for my son who reports that he is well-pleased with the product.
Wilber Lang (verified owner) –
Very good machine
Morton Mitchell (verified owner) –
It arrived early and works perfectly. Thank you.
Marianne Franecki (verified owner) –
I am impressed by the power of the saw. The saw is amazingly quiet. I like the blade being on the left side for seeing what you are cutting. It does take a few cuts to get used to the blade position and weight. overall it seems to be a quality tool. I was disappointed to see a made in china tag on a electric Milwaukee tool. The saw base is made of a composite material, it works great now only time will tell. For the price you can’t beat it, I would have paid double for one made in America, like the older Milwaukee Worm drive saws, made to last a lifetime. Just my opinion for whatever it is worth.
Kennedy Mann (verified owner) –
The saw is an excellent tool.
Birdie Lubowitz (verified owner) –
Everything I expected it to be and do !!
Noemie Romaguera (verified owner) –
Milwaukee has always been my favorite brand of tools. When I searched the reviews for a quality worm drive saw, the Milwaukee 15 amp saw came up as the best choice. Although it is a bit heavier than other worm drive saws, it has lots of power and cuts a straight line with ease. It handles and tracks good. It is perfect for someone who occasionally needs a good quality saw that will last for years. If I was a professional framer that used the saw all day, I might consider a lighter saw. However, It can take the more abuse than other saws can.
Baylee Waelchi (verified owner) –
This saw seams great for the few months I’ve been using it. More then enough power, runs smooth, has a nice beefy grip and the sight glass for the oil is nice for checking the level. The only odd thing is the base of the saw is a fiberglass reinforced nylon, but it seems to be fine and definitely durable. (Probably inexpensive to replace if dropped and broke, so maybe a plus?) I would have given this saw 5 stars but the saw blade wasn’t able to be set perpendicular (90 degrees) to the base. I had to file a bit off the stop on the base to get it to set at 90. Seems like a huge overlook for a manufacturer of tools. Other then that minor thing it’s a great saw.
Bernard Jenkins (verified owner) –
My old Black and Decker worm-drive (3051) and Rockwell worm-drive (568) had just died on me. No parts were available, Rockwell is long gone, and Black and Decker used to be great but now they’re just home owner junk.I was using a Dewalt DWS535 worm-drive saw about a year ago and the darned thing caught fire on me while making non-through rips in hard beams. I did not have it for 5 years; I only had it for 10 minutes. I vowed to never buy another one of their products again after that. So I looked around and tried many worm-drive saws and settled on this one. WHAT A DIFFERENCE. This saw does what it’s asked to do with no complaints. The blade change is pretty fool-proof and the bevel adjustment is smooth, quick, and easy. This saw has a 3.3-horsepower motor is very very smooth and never bogged down unless I forced it. It’s everything that a carpenter could ask for and it has a wonderfully long cord to boot. My only complaints are the weight (15.1 pounds-force) and the blade changing. Compared to an allen key, a hex wrench is less likely to slip and cause injuries. Also I have to lift the guard when doing bevels steeper than 15 degrees or else the guard will snag when I cut. I am also very disappointed to see a Made in China tag on a Milwaukee product. But other than that this saw is great. The true test will be its longevity but from the workout I have given it so far. I am confident that this is one rugged and reliable tool. I currently have three worm-drive saws: this one, a Skilsaw SPT77WM, and a Makita 5377MG. Good bye Dewalt, no more junk for me.