7-1/4" Worm Drive Circular Saw with Twist Plug 6577-20

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6577-20
  • 6577-20
The Milwaukee 7-1/4" Worm Drive Circular Saw provides the power contractors demand innovative features designed to make their jobs easier. The 15.0 amp, 4,400 rpm motor delivers maximum cutting performance and does not bog down, even under heavy loads. Hardened steel worm gearing provides maximum torque in the toughest applications. Magnesium construction makes the saw both durable and lightweight. The composite shoe will not warp, bend or kick up a burr. The exclusive oil site glass makes it simple to quickly and accurately check the current oil level of the saw.
 
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Includes

  • 24T Carbide Tipped Blade
  • Blade Wrench (49-96-6205)

Features

  • 15.0 Amp, 4,400 RPM Motor- delivers maximum cutting performance and does not bog down, even under heavy loads.
  • Hardened steel worm gearing- provides maximum torque in the toughest applications.
  • Magnesium Construction- durable, lightweight
  • Heavy-Duty Composite Shoe- will not warp, bend or kick up a burr
  • Exclusive Oil Site Glass-instantly gauge current oil level
  • Folding Rafter Hook- Allows quick, convenient storage of tool from a rafter, joist or nail
  • Highly Visible Depth and Bevel Scales- visible from behind the body of the saw; provides quick, accurate adjustments

Specifications

Voltage 120 AC/DC
Amps 15.0
No Load RPM 4,400
Blade Size 7-1/4"
Arbor Size Diamond
Maximum Bevel Capacity 51.5°
Capacity at 90° 2-3/8"
Capacity at 45° 1-3/4"
Electronic Brake No
Blade Side Left
Spindle Diamond
Cord Type Double Insulated
Metal/Wood Cutting Wood
Depth of Cut at 90 0 - 2-7/16"
Depth of Cut at 45 0 -1-25/32"
Depth of Cut at 50 0 - 1-9/16"
Width 7.375"
Length 19"
Tool Weight 14.3 lbs
Shipping Weight 19.0 lbs
Spindle Lock Yes
Soft Grip Handle Yes
Adjustable Handle No
Blade Position Left

Resources

Service Info - 6577-20

  • Wiring Diagram B21A
  • Parts Diagram B21A
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