Circular Saw DeWALT DWE560K

The DeWALT DWE560K circular saw is a portable power saw engineered for straight, accurate cuts in wood. It is equipped with a 1350 W motor delivering up to 5500 RPM no-load speed and uses an 18.4 cm diameter blade that provides a maximum cutting depth of 6.5 cm at 90°. The tool's compact dimensions (286 mm wide, 226 mm high) and 3.7 kg weight make it suitable for jobsite use and mobile carpentry, offering a balance of cutting power and handling convenience.

Advantages

The high-power 1350 W motor ensures consistent cutting performance across a variety of timber densities while the 5500 RPM no-load speed supports clean, efficient cuts. The 18.4 cm blade size allows for common framing and sheet material tasks, and the 6.5 cm maximum depth at 90° covers most standard cutting requirements. Compact dimensions and 3.7 kg weight improve maneuverability and reduce user fatigue during extended work sessions. The saw's design supports straightforward adjustments for depth and bevel, enabling repeatable cuts with minimal setup.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in dimensional lumber
• Cutting plywood, OSB and chipboard panels
• On-site carpentry and framing work
• Workshop tasks that require a compact, portable circular saw

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1350 W
• No-load speed: up to 5500 RPM
• Blade diameter: 184 mm
• Maximum cutting depth at 90°: 65 mm
• Weight: 3.7 kg
• Overall width: 286 mm
• Overall height: 226 mm

How to use

Before use, fit an appropriate 184 mm wood-cutting blade and secure the workpiece. Set the cutting depth to slightly more than the material thickness and adjust the bevel if making angled cuts. Hold the saw with both hands, align the saw base plate with the cut line, and allow the motor to reach full speed before advancing the saw steadily through the workpiece. Maintain firm, even pressure and keep the saw base flat against the material to ensure straight cuts. After cutting, allow the blade to stop completely before setting the tool down.

Usage recommendations

Use sharp, application-appropriate blades for best cut quality and reduced motor load. Wear eye and hearing protection, and secure the material to prevent movement. For prolonged cutting tasks, plan work breaks to prevent operator fatigue and check blade condition regularly to maintain performance and safety.