HOW TO USE A CIRCULAR SAW FOR BEGINNERS- PART 1

Ty I am learning with your videos! My goal is to start my own handyman LLC

Thanks. I bought a Ryobi and don't know how to use a circular saw. Your video has been helpful. Will definitely watch part 2.

Great

Love it

I'm a 43 yr old woman. I don't know why I have the urge to learn to use tools but I Do. I'd like to build my own little home one day. Nobody is gonna do it for me so I'd definitely trying to learn how to use tools, what they are and all that. Thanks for making things simple to understand.

I'm trying to learn how to build some simple furniture and I have no idea how to use this equipment so thought I would start here. Thank you for your content.

wow this is better then roblox

I hate to be "that guy", but there are only 2 H's in "height" and neither are at the end.

So that was a great demonstration but
could you also show how you get the blade off once you loosen it? Or does it just slide off the little bolt and come straight down after pushing up the safety guard on the bottom? Just need to know I'm a widower who has tools but hasn't necessarily use them. Thanks for these videos I think I have come to the right place.

All my life I’ve seen my father cutting this and that with circular saws and building shit. Finally he has taught me how to use it. I feel, happiness.

Amazing! well done , thanks

How much time does a circular saw blade take to fully stop after pressing stop button?

Hi thank you I found your video to be informative and your delivery is perfect. If you dont mind me saying though I was hoping you would demonstrate how to actually use it.

Il n'y a pas traduction française ?

Thanks a lot, I am trying to buy one use it for some basic carpentry.

I just got the GKS140 . How do I make sure that the direction I m axing the saw is correct ?Thank you so much - Fuad Fadzil @Nissan PJ

Thank you for this. I just bought a Dewalt circular saw for some small home improvement jobs. Living on my own and trying to save alittle money by getting some things done by myself. This video was very helpful.

Makita 5007/5007N/5007F. Still mostly unchanged in its production for over 40 years. Last time I got one it was $ !00 US.

I own an old, Skill Saw 2.3 Horse power model 5150 uses 7 1/4 blades

Also I thought on this if thick wood adjust low. If thin just high. What would adjusting mean if not. I can place we're I want to saw and let it rip. I plan on getting a hand held saw as well.

I endeavor to build a Sanctuary. Like Noah built Ark. Moses built Tabernacle. Solomon built House of God. Ezekiel went through Temple of God. Also Revelations chapters 20-21. I got a drill master circular saw. I read the instructions. To see you show, explain, point out and break down helps further first time with one. Still little shaky about angle adjustment. I learn as I go along. Determine to get it done. Thanks for explaining and clearing up what is what.

When I worked with a company we always had a miter saw so I never realized that the circular saw had the option to change its angle. 🤦‍♂️

I inherited a lot of tools, including a scary tablesaw that's so old the mfg can't provide me with a manual. I'm finally getting around to looking for manuals and instructions on safety and proper usage. Unfortunately I didn't inherit a circular saw, so I just purchased one (trying to cut plywood on that tablesaw is an accident waiting to happen!) After watching this video, I've watched a few more of yours. I'm elated to have found you. Your video on cutting plywood is the best explanation I've watched (and I've watched quite a few). Thank you! Your explanations are easy to understand and actually showing what you're explaining is so helpful. I'm feeling more confident about using my circular saw because of your video(s).

You go every where
As long as you don't hurt yourself.
Jig saw is more easier to use

Thanks!

Your videos have been so helpful. I appreciate learning the parts, use, safety and tips without feeling stupid.
I'm getting the jobs done!

amazing video, all what I needed to know.

thanks for the knowledge sir

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Hi --- I've started using a RYOBI saw and many times it gets hung up or kicks back when cutting the wood --- what's causing this? -------- Thanks.

Thank you for this video!

I have to cut multple 2 inch thick pieces of lumber to make raised bed gardens. Usually, I get Lowes, where I buy the kumber, to cut it with their in house saw, but it's busted, so I'm looking for a piwer saw

Just got my first saw and was somewhat apprehensive about using it. But after watching your video I feel much better and can’t wait to get started. Thank you so much.

Female beginner. Just bought Skil 5280. Thank you 4 video(s).

your pronounce 'height' incorrectly. you say "heighth" which is wrong

all your videos are super helpful. you're a great teacher. thanks.

Thank you for an introduction on circular saw. Very Useful

Amazing, no fluff or filler. A ton of information packed int he first 2 minutes alone. Thank you!!

Hi there, thanks for sharing your video. I'm thinking of purchasing a Mac Allister MSCS1500 1500W 190MM Electric Circular Saw 220-240V, I don't want to spend a lot on one, as I'm only just starting out in my woodworking hobby. I was wondering what is the best way to use a circular saw if you are wanting to cut a wide piece of sheet material so as an example say if I needed to cut plywood 350mm wide but the circular saw fence only has a maximum extension of say 150mm? Any advice or indeed if you have a video on how to do this that would be great.

Many thanks, Paul from England.

Bought my first circular saw to make a wall shelving unit. Watching this to learn how to use one. Thanks for explaining.

Circ saw to patch some stair steps

There’s two blk knobs on the front of saw one is for angle adjustment . What is the other one for? Perhaps for guide for the edge of plywood🤷🏽‍♂️

What do you mean when you say "torque-y"?

This is the perfect newbie video. I've known nothing about them and am seriously nervous contemplating it. But we just built a new home. And I want raised planter beds and bookshelves without having to rob a bank. Thank you! P.S. And you are the second expert - along with a "best of" post - I've seen who chose Makita, so I'm leaning toward that one.

You're a great teacher, thanks!

Thank you

Much appreciate this!

I live alone & own a fixer upper house so this little girl is going for the POWER to Getter Done... Thanks for the info babe. 💖

I scare with circular saw.. the sound is intimidating