Circular Saw HYUNDAI 3445 — 2200W, 310 mm Blade Diameter

Corded circular saw HYUNDAI 3445 with a 2200 W motor and 310 mm blade diameter is designed for straight, accurate crosscuts and rip cuts in wood and similar construction materials. The tool is configured for use in both stationary setups and on-site work, with a power rating that supports cutting thicker boards and repetitive tasks. Compatible with standard 310 mm carbide-tipped blades, the saw provides consistent speed and cutting depth control for professional and DIY applications.

Advantages

The HYUNDAI 3445 delivers high cutting power from a 2200 W motor, ensuring stable operation under load and improved advance rates through dense materials. A 310 mm blade diameter increases maximum cutting depth compared with smaller saws, while compatibility with standard blades simplifies replacement and blade selection. The corded design eliminates concerns about battery runtime and maintains full power for continuous or repetitive cutting tasks. Built-in adjustments for depth and bevel angles allow setup for straight or angled cuts, and construction aimed at site use balances durability with manageable weight.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping of solid wood, plywood, and chipboard
• Cutting thicker stock for framing, decking, and carpentry
• On-site construction work requiring repeatable, accurate cuts
• Stationary table or bench-mounted cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Power: 2200 W continuous input for sustained cutting performance
• Blade diameter: 310 mm compatible with standard 310 mm blades
• Maximum cutting depth: suitable for thicker boards (varies with bevel setting)
• Bevel capacity: adjustable bevel angle for angled cuts
• Cutting type: designed for straight crosscuts and rip cuts in wood and similar materials
• Power source: mains-powered corded design for uninterrupted operation

How to use

Secure the workpiece and set the required cutting depth and bevel angle before powering the tool. Install a compatible 310 mm blade and tighten the blade nut according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Connect the saw to a suitable mains outlet, check that the power cable is routed clear of the cutting line, and start the motor. Feed the saw steadily along a guide or straightedge for accurate cuts, keeping hands clear of the blade path and using appropriate clamps and supports. Allow the blade to reach full speed before engaging the workpiece and maintain controlled feed pressure to avoid binding.

Usage recommendations

Use carbide-tipped blades matched to the material for best results and check blade condition regularly. Wear eye, hearing, and respiratory protection when cutting, and use dust extraction or a vacuum to reduce airborne particles. For repeatable precision cuts, use a straightedge or fence and verify setup with a test cut. Regularly inspect and maintain the saw’s guards, adjustment mechanisms, and power cable to ensure safe operation.