Rockwell VersaCut Circular Saw

• 4-amp 120-volt motor.
• No-load speed: 3500 RPM.
• Maximum cutting depth: 1-1/16''.
• Mini circular saw is equipped with a laser cutting guide for accuracy.
• Features dust collection vacuum port.
• Safety trigger switch.
• Adjustable depth gauge and spring-loaded base plate blade guard.
• Ergonomic shape and balance is easy to handle.
• Plunge cut indicators show exact position that blade will enter the material.
• Depth of cut indicator is very easy to set.

• Rockwell VersaCut 3-3/8'' Diamond Grit Saw Blade (RW9228): For cutting ceramic tile, stone tile, backerboard, and cement
• Rockwell VersaCut 3-3/8'' 44T HSS Saw Blade (RW9229): For cutting aluminum, wood, plastic, and drywall
• Rockwell VersaCut 3-3/8'' 24T Carbide-Tipped Saw Blade (RW9231): For cutting aluminum, wood, plastic, and composites

What's in the Box?

• (1) Rockwell RK3440K VersaCut circular saw
• (1) 24T carbide-tipped blade for cutting wood
• (1) 44T HSS blade for cutting aluminum and PVC
• (1) diamond blade for cutting ceramic tile and cement board
• (1) No-mar plastic base plate cover
• (1) Parallel guide
• (1) Vacuum adapter
• (1) Carrying bag

I only gave it a three as that is an average between the things I love about it and the things I hate about it. It is very handy and very comfortable to use. It is light and well balanced and cuts deep enough for all but 2 x 4 lumber. Now the things I hate. The plunge spring is very still and it is very awkward to press down on the tool hard enough to plunge to full depth. This leaves you with stock that is only grooved rather than cut and going back to recut it to full depth is a giant pain. Exerting enough pressure to obtain full plung and move through the stock results in a wavy cut. It's maddening enough to be a deal breaker for me. If I could find a way to defeat the plunge mechanism and leave the blade at full depth, say by wrapping a wire tie around the plunge mechanism, it would be the perfect saw. If you have a chance to try before you buy, then I would suggest bit. Otherwise consider wisely.