Best Power Saws UK (2026) — Page 2

Pros

• Cordless freedom for cutting curves away from a power socket
• Tool-free SDS blade change speeds up switching between materials
• Supplied with battery, charger and carry case

Cons

• Cuts to a shallower 80mm depth than Bosch's corded jigsaws

Pros

• Oscillating blade plunge-cuts flush to walls, skirting and door frames
• Tool-free accessory change speeds up switching between cutting and sanding
• Body-only option runs on any battery in the Makita LXT range

Cons

• Battery and charger sold separately for first-time LXT buyers

Pros

• SDS tool-free accessory change for fast swaps between blades and sanding pads
• Variable speed dial suits both delicate sanding and aggressive plunge cuts
• Mains power gives unlimited runtime for longer renovation jobs

Cons

• Mains lead limits reach away from a socket

Pros

• Seven sizes cover most door lock, cable and pipe-hole cutting jobs
• Induction-hardened teeth stay sharp through repeated use
• Fits any standard power drill for quick, clean holes

Cons

• Not intended for cutting through metal or masonry

Pros

• 165mm blade cuts up to 57mm deep in one pass
• Runs on the shared Bosch 18V battery platform
• Compact, lightweight build for one-handed ripping and cross-cuts

Cons

• Bare unit — battery and charger sold separately

Pros

• 700mm guide rails included for straight, splinter-free cuts
• Plunge action suits worktops, flooring and fitted panels
• 1200W motor with 5200rpm no-load speed for clean cuts in sheet material

Cons

• Mains lead limits reach away from a socket