DeWalt DWE575SB vs Makita 5377MG

With the 1950 W of rough cutting power, this tool can easily chew through 2" deep wood profiles. It's perfect for cutting plywood.

DeWalt 7-¼" circular saws are well known for their broad cutting reach. This unit is not an exception, as its maximum cutting depth is 2-9/16".

The 57-degree bevel capacity allows this circular saw to perform complicated bevel cuts. The stops at 22.5 and 45 degrees will help you change the bevel cut angles quickly.

The handle is positioned in such a way that you always can see the cutting edge of the blade. This allows you to have full control over the blade without having to lean over it.

This saw comes with features usually found in premium competitors. First, the base plate is made from high-quality aluminum, making it sturdy and lightweight. Second, it has an electronic brake system, which is a useful safety feature. Finally, it has an integrated dust blower which helps keep your workpiece clean.

The 2300 W 4500 RPM worm gear driven motor makes this circular saw suitable for cutting hardwood, softwood, and even extra sturdy engineered wood.

This power tool feels sturdy and rigid. It is built from high-quality magnesium and tough, rubber-coated plastics. The tool feels tight, such as if it was carved from a solid piece of material.

This tool already comes with a premium-quality 7-1/2" carbide tipped blade.

You can adjust the height of the blade within the range of 2-3/8", and set the bevel angle to any value between 0 and 51.5 degrees. These give some extra versatility to the tool.