Portable circular saw Fieldmann FDK 201302-E — blade 18.5 cm, cutting depth 45 mm, 4500 RPM, aluminium base plate

Fieldmann FDK 201302-E is a portable circular saw intended for woodworking tasks that require a compact, mains-powered tool. It is equipped with an 18.5 cm blade, a maximum no-load speed of 4,500 RPM and a cutting depth of up to 45 mm at 90°. The saw has an aluminium base plate, AC power supply with a 1.8 m cable and 230 V input, and a total weight of approximately 4 kg. The motor delivers sufficient output for common workshop and construction-site cutting jobs and the tool includes an adjustable cutting depth and bevel angle to handle straight and angled cuts.

Advantages

The Fieldmann FDK 201302-E combines a compact footprint with mains power to provide continuous operation without battery changes. Its aluminium base plate improves stability and wear resistance during repetitive cutting. The adjustable cutting depth and bevel angle allow controlled, precise cuts, while the built-in laser assists in following the cutting line for improved accuracy. Ergonomically shaped handles contribute to user control during cut initiation and guidance.

Suitable for

• Making straight and beveled cuts in timber and similar sheet or board materials
• General carpentry and workshop cutting tasks
• On-site construction work that requires a compact corded circular saw
• Projects where a stable aluminium base plate and predictable power delivery are needed

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 185 mm
• Maximum no-load speed: 4,500 RPM
• Cutting depth at 90°: 45 mm
• Power: 1,300 W
• Power supply: AC, 230 V
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Base plate material: aluminium
• Weight: approx. 4 kg
• Bevel cutting capability: up to 45°

How to use

Before use, ensure the saw is disconnected from the mains and fit the correct blade for the material. Set the desired cutting depth and bevel angle using the quick-release lever and depth adjustment, then tighten securely. Connect to a 230 V mains outlet and switch on the tool; allow the blade to reach full speed before starting the cut. Use the built-in laser line to guide your cut and maintain steady, even feed pressure along the workpiece. Always keep both hands on the ergonomically shaped handles and follow standard safety procedures for circular saw operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye and ear protection, dust mask and gloves), clamp the workpiece securely, and allow the blade to stop completely before setting the tool down. For consistent results on timber and boards, choose a blade suitable for wood and keep blades sharp and clean. Avoid overloading the saw by feeding the material at a steady pace; allow the motor to recover between long or deep cuts.