Makita
A precise plunge saw (cordless (40V), 165mm blade) for accurate rail-guided cutting.
Corded plunge saws give constant, fade-free power with no batteries to charge or manage - ideal for the workshop where you're near a socket and cutting all day.
A precise plunge saw (cordless (40V), 165mm blade) for accurate rail-guided cutting.
A precise plunge saw (corded (1400W)) for accurate rail-guided cutting.
A precise plunge saw (corded) for accurate rail-guided cutting.
A precise plunge saw (corded) for accurate rail-guided cutting.
A precise plunge saw (corded (1300W)) for accurate rail-guided cutting.
A precise plunge saw (corded) for accurate rail-guided cutting.
A precise plunge saw (corded) for accurate rail-guided cutting.
A precise plunge saw (corded (1200W), 140mm blade) for accurate rail-guided cutting.
For all-day workshop cutting near a socket, corded gives constant power with nothing to recharge, and is often cheaper for the performance. Cordless wins on freedom and site work. Neither is simply better - it comes down to where and how much you cut. Many trades own both.
Our top pick is the Makita (our score 9.3/10) - A precise plunge saw (cordless (40V), 165mm blade) for accurate rail-guided cutting..