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• Fire Saw

• This is an odd little tool, a sort of long-reach, miniature circular saw. I believe it is intended to cut sheet metal. (It came from the estate auction of a famous race car builder.)

• Small Circular Saw

• This has been my workhorse circular saw for decades. Bit of oil now and then and I expect it will last a good bit longer. Most recently I used it to cut the tops off dozens of 4x4 inch (100cm square) fence posts after they had been set in concrete.

• This shape of circular saw is good for working on wood panels and other large, thin sheets. The blade is small, but the handle gives you some extra reach.

• Small circular saws are very handy for cutting plywood panels, because they are light enough to be comfortable even when reaching to the far side of a full sheet.

• Circular Saw

• Porter Cable Cordless Circular Saw

• These are sometimes known as demolition saws. They are gas powered circular saws used by my local fire department to rapidly cut their way into a burning building, or rescue someone trapped in a car or structure.

• Circular Saw

• Somewhat more expensive models work fine too.

• Fire Storm Cordless Circular Saw

• Battery powered circular saws are surprisingly powerful these days. Even cheap ones are very effective.

• Inexpensive circular saws are everywhere, for good reason: they get the work done.

Do you have a better example of this kind of tool? Let me know by leaving a comment, and include a picture of it if you can so everyone can see!