Best Power Saws UK (2026) — Page 4

Pros

• 1200W motor cuts up to 55mm deep in a single pass
• Affordable way into a corded circular saw for occasional joinery
• Parallel guide included for straight rip cuts without a track

Cons

• Mains lead limits reach away from a socket
• Heavier and noisier than premium brushless alternatives

Pros

• 500W motor cuts up to 65mm deep in wood and 4mm in steel
• Tool-free blade change speeds up switching between materials
• Compact and lightweight for curved cuts and tight corners

Cons

• No pendulum action adjustment compared with premium Bosch jigsaws

Pros

• Tungsten-tipped 165mm blade copes with repeated site use
• Rigid aluminium base plate for accurate, stable cuts
• Well-proven corded design favoured by tradespeople

Cons

• Mains lead limits reach on outdoor jobs

Pros

• Multi-material blade cuts wood, mild steel and plastic without changing blades
• 45° bevel and 50° mitre angle cover most joinery cuts
• 300mm slide capacity handles wider boards

Cons

• Heavier and bulkier than a wood-only mitre saw

Pros

• Multi-material grind cuts aluminium, plastics and laminates cleanly
• Fits most corded mitre and circular saws with a standard bore
• Professional-grade Bosch accessory built for repeated use

Cons

• Not intended for cutting hardwood or masonry

Pros

• 10-blade combo pack covers wood, metal and general demolition cuts
• Universal 1/2-inch shank fits Bosch, DeWalt and Makita reciprocating saws
• Good value compared with buying single branded blades

Cons

• Blade life is shorter than premium bi-metal branded blades