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The new Makita XSH03Z brushless cordless circ saw came in today. I think it was swaglo that posted his so I blame him since I had been wanting one as well, I think we even got it from the same place! Looking forward to putting this guy into the rotation. It’s a great time to be a tool junkie fellas![External image (images.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied]
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looks good. i need a cordless circular saw soon too
Still has that new tool smell…
Enjoy! That saw is a beast.
Awesome Kruton! Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on it.
Very cool kruton!! Enjoy that beast!!
Thanks fellas. Can’t wait to give some feedback.
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Great looking Saw Kruton, congrats
I just was looking online and the same place that had this saw has the 36v 7-1/4 saw for a really good price. Danggit, now I want it too!
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Enjoy Mane! That saw is beastly you won’t be disappointed. Congratz Kruton!
Very very very good saw 😀 have fun man !
Congrats Kruton! That thing its bad Ass
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once you go cordless you will never plug in again……lol awesome saw
It’s funny you say that because I think I’m going to buy one of the Dewalt cordless miter saws too!comp56 wrote:
once you go cordless you will never plug in again……lol awesome saw
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Congrats on your purchase!! That is a beast of a cordless saw!!
Great looking saw! Probably tops right now in cordless saws.
Can anyone tell me if the arbor in the States is different to here in Europe. I was gonna order some diablo blades for my saw but they all say 5/8 arbor which is about 15.4mm by my calculations but my saw says it has a 20mm arbor.
Okay, it’s probably not how it is meant to be done, and has probably some kind of safety issues if not done properly.
But I actually had to enlarge the arbor size on my last saw-blade with a step drill bit. Worked / fitted beautiful, and it runs without any vibrations.
Turner85 wrote:
Can anyone tell me if the arbor in the States is different to here in Europe. I was gonna order some diablo blades for my saw but they all say 5/8 arbor which is about 15.4mm by my calculations but my saw says it has a 20mm arbor.
It is different. You could use a 20mm blade on a 5/8″ arbor if you use a reducer bushing, but not the other way around.
Shame, means I’ve gotta stick to the Makita specialized blades. Being really wanting to try out diablosM80 wrote:
It is different. You could use a 20mm blade on a 5/8″ arbor if you use a reducer bushing, but not the other way around.
