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DeWalt DWE5615-B1 Corded 190mm (7-1/2") Circular Saw, 1500W
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DeWalt DWE5615-B1 corded circular saw, 190mm (7-1/2in) blade, 1,500W input with 950W output. Bevels to 45°.
Specifications
- Blade diameter: 190mm
- Blade bore: 30mm
- Power input: 1,500W
- Power output: 950W
- No-load speed: 5,500 rpm
- Maximum depth of cut at 90°: 68mm
- Maximum depth of cut at 45°: 48mm
- Bevel capacity: 45°
- Dimensions: 290mm long × 185mm high
- Weight: 4kg
The depth of cut is the number that matters
68mm at 90° takes it cleanly through 2-inch timber, decking, joists and multiple sheets of ply in one pass. At 45° it drops to 48mm, which is normal — the blade is travelling further through the material at an angle. Plan rafter and bevel cuts around the 48mm figure, not the 68mm one.
Corded, and why
1,500W into a 190mm blade does not sag when it meets wet timber or a dense sheet, and it will run all day. For bench work, cutting out sheet goods, or any job with a lot of repetitive cutting, a corded saw remains both faster and far cheaper than a cordless saw plus the batteries to keep it fed.
Getting a straight, safe cut
- Set the depth just past the material — around 5mm of blade showing below. Deeper is not safer; it increases kickback risk and exposes more blade.
- Support both sides of the cut so the offcut cannot pinch the blade. Pinching is the main cause of kickback.
- Let the blade reach full speed before entering the work, and keep the shoe flat throughout.
- Check the bore. 30mm — a blade with the wrong bore is dangerous even with a reducer.
- Never wedge the lower guard open.
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