DEWALT DWE575SB Circular Saw

The Dewalt DWE575SB 7-1/4-inch lightweight circular saw with electric brake is designed to be one of the lightest and well balanced circular saw in its class at only 8.8 pounds, with an electric brake that stops the blade after the trigger is released. A ball bearing lower guard provides a durable design — even against dust contamination for smooth retraction — along with the high grade stamped aluminum shoe that provides the user with a durable and smooth base for accurate cutting.

Dewalt circular saw

Advanced lower guard geometry for bevel cuts with integrated dust blower allows the user to clear the sightline while cutting. A patented tough cord protection system provides 3x durability against cord pull-out. On-board blade wrench storage allows for easy storage and convenience for blade changes. It also includes a handy carrying case for easy portability.

Key features of Dewalt DWE575SB Circular Saw:

  • Lightweight and compact 8.8-Pound
  • Electric Brake
  • Patented 15-Amp motor
  • 57-Degree beveling capacity with positive stops at 45-Degree and 22.5-Degree
  • Integrated Dust blower

Specifications:

Amperage (amps)15Assembled Depth (in.)16.25 in
Assembled Height (in.)10.5 inAssembled Width (in.)10.25 in
Bevel Capacity57 °Blade Diameter7.25 in
Blade LocationRightCertifications and Listings1-UL Listed
Color FamilyYellowCord Length (ft.)10
Corded Tool TypeCircular SawCordless/CordedCorded
Depth AdjustmentYesElectrical brakeYes
Keyless/keyed blade changeKeyedManufacturer Warranty1 Year Free Service Contract 30 Day Money Back Guarantee 3 Year Limited Warranty
Maximum Cut Depth @ 45 Deg.1.9 inMaximum Cut Depth @ 90 Deg.2.55 in
Maximum Speed (rpm)5200Power Tool Product TypeCorded
Product Depth (in.)16.25Product Height (in.)10.5
Product Weight (lb.)14.05Product Width (in.)10.25
ReconditionedNoReturnable90-Day
Spindle LockYes
cutting with DEWALT DWE575SB Circular saw

Review of DWE575SB Circular Saw:

Weighing only 8.8 pounds and measuring 7.2 inches in width, the DWE575SB is one of the lightest circular saws in its class. Despite its small size, the unit delivers plenty of power to perform some of the most demanding applications with 1,950 Max Watts Out (MWO) and 5,100 revolutions per minute (RPM). The saw is ideal for framers, concrete formers, general contractors, and remodelers who are tasked with completing applications ranging from framing walls to cutting plywood, siding, exterior finishing, and more.

Also, thanks to an integrated dust blower that cleans the user’s line of sight before cutting and high quality gears, the saw provides smooth cutting, high quality performance. The saw also features a 57-degree bevel capacity, with 22.5- and 45-degree detents, and a 2 9/16-inch depth of cut capacity, which is best in class and allows for a variety of applications.

In the video below you can see the DEWALT 575SB in action.

To provide durability, DEWALT incorporated several features into the design of the new circular saw. For instance, a ToughCord cord system provides three times more resistance to cord pullouts when compared to circular saws without a ToughCord system. To aid in comfort and balance, the new circular saw features ergonomic handles and trigger actuation. The DWE575SB also features an electric break that allows for the saw blade to stop after two to three seconds from the time the trigger is released, providing additional safety. This feature allows users to start repetitive cuts faster.

The product package includes 7-1/4 inch circular saw, blade wrench, carbide-tipped 7-1/4 inch circular saw blade, user instruction manual and contractor bag.

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