Portable circular saw Yato YT-82152, 185 mm blade, 1500 W, 4800 RPM, 65 mm cutting depth, corded (3 m), 4.23 kg

The Yato YT-82152 is a corded portable circular saw designed for cutting wood and similar panel materials. It is equipped with a 185 mm blade and a 1500 W motor that delivers up to 4800 RPM no-load speed, enabling a maximum cutting depth of 65 mm at 90°. The tool features Class II insulation, a 3 m power cable for flexible positioning on site, and a blade thickness of 2.8 mm. With a weight of 4.23 kg, this circular saw balances power and portability for construction and carpentry tasks.

Advantages

The Yato YT-82152 combines a high input power rating with a relatively compact blade diameter to provide aggressive cutting performance in a handheld form factor. Its 1500 W motor and up to 4800 RPM no-load speed ensure clean, efficient cuts in timber and common panel products. The 65 mm maximum cutting depth at 90° covers most standard board and sheet thicknesses used in construction and joinery. Class II insulation enhances user safety by providing double insulation without requiring a protective earth connection. The 3 m cord gives sufficient reach for most jobsite scenarios while the overall weight of 4.23 kg keeps the tool manageable for prolonged use.

Suitable for

• Cross-cutting and ripping softwoods and hardwoods
• Cutting plywood, MDF and particleboard
• On-site carpentry and framing tasks
• Trim and finishing cuts for joinery work
• Portable use where a corded power source is available

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 185 mm
• Input power: 1500 W
• No-load speed: up to 4800 RPM
• Maximum cutting depth at 90°: 65 mm
• Blade thickness: 2.8 mm
• Insulation class: Class II (double insulated)
• Power cable length: 3 m
• Weight: 4.23 kg

How to use

Before use, fit a compatible 185 mm saw blade rated for the intended material and verify the blade is tightened securely. Confirm the mains voltage and inspect the 3 m power cable and plug for damage. Set the cutting depth to the required value and mark the cut line on the workpiece. Clamp the workpiece securely to prevent movement. Position the saw so the blade is clear of the material, switch on the tool and allow it to reach full speed before engaging the cut. Guide the saw steadily along the cut line without forcing; maintain a firm grip and keep hands clear of the blade. After completing the cut, release the switch and wait for the blade to stop before setting the tool down. Disconnect from mains when changing blades or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use blades appropriate for wood and panel materials with a 185 mm diameter and compatible bore size. For longer blade life and cleaner cuts, choose blades with the correct tooth geometry and maintain steady feed speed. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye and ear protection, and follow local electrical safety practices when operating a corded tool. For repetitive or precision work, ensure the workpiece is well supported and consider using a guide or fence to improve accuracy.