CUTTING | SKILSAWS 5680-02 7-1/4 in. Laser SKILSAW
Features • Single Beam Laser Cutline For accurate cuts
• 51° Bevel Adjust with Positive Stop at 45° For a wider variety of cuts
• Power-On Indicator For powered tool alert
• Safety Lock/Guarded Trigger Minimizes accidental starts
• Anti-Snag Lower Guard Reduces snags when making narrow cut-offs
• Wide Foot Plate For stability when cutting
• Rear View Depth Adjustment For clear visibility and quick cut-depth changes
• On-Tool Wrench Storage For quick and easy blade changes
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Specifications Rating
Horsepower (max motor) Amperage
No Load RPM/Min Blade Diameter (in.) Arbor Size
Depth of Cut (in.) at 90° at 51° at 45°
Weight with blade & cord (lbs.)
Includes 24-Tooth Carbide Blade Blade Wrench Carrying Bag
120V/AC 2.5 15
5,300 7-1/4 5/8
2-7/16
1-11/16 1-15/16
11.2
75724
1619X02046 1619X05635
Optional Equipment Rip Fence
95100
Carrying Bag Included
5585-01 7-1/4 in. SKILSAW
Features • Accu-Sight™ For accurate cuts
• Power-On Indicator For powered tool alert
• Safety Lock/Guarded Trigger Minimizes accidental starts
• Anti-Snag Lower Guard Reduces snags when making narrow cut-offs
• Rear View Depth Adjustment For clear visibility and quick cut-depth changes
• On-Tool Wrench Storage For quick and easy blade changes
®
Specifications Rating
Horsepower (max motor) Amperage
No Load RPM/Min Blade Diameter (in.) Arbor Size
Depth of Cut (in.) at 90° at 51° at 45°
Weight with blade & cord (lbs.)
Includes 24-Tooth Carbide Blade Blade Wrench Carrying Bag
120V/AC 2.4 13
5,300 7-1/4 5/8
2-7/16 n/a
1-15/16 10
75724
1619X02046 1619X05635
Optional Equipment Rip Fence
95100
Carrying Bag Included
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