Metabo HPT Multivolt 7 1/4 inch top handle circular saw Review | C3607DAQ4M | ep.16 | Hikoki

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We take a look at the Metabo HPT / Hikoki 36v multivol 7 1/4 inch circular saw. it's a sidewinder design circular saw running on metabo hpt's 36v battery platform. The multivolt battery platform allows the 36v batter to be backwards compatible with their 18v tools.
The saw is a good, reliable, decently weighted, accurate, and decently performing saw. It will not impress you with it's raw power or cutting performance, but it may grab your attention in it's feel and weight. The tool will be probably just as reliable as most of metabo hPT tools, and at under $190 for the kit it's a great value. It has a brushless motor, led light, and dust blower. Features a silent mode which i can't image most people using.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CORDLESS CIRCULAR SAW
CUT CAPACITY: 1-7/8-in at 45 degrees and 2-7/16-in at 90 degrees
BATTERY: Capable of up to 220 cross cuts per charge (2-in x 8-in wood)
MULTIVOLT: The MultiVolt Circular Saw is unique in that it can be powered by a 36V MultiVolt battery or AC adapter with cord
CUTS PER CHARGE
Get 220 Cross Cuts Per Charge (2" x 8")
MultiVolt hybrid power option
HYBRID OPTION
Power with Either a 36V Battery or AC Adapter
MultiVolt Circular Saw base Opt for banner
CUT CAPACITY
1-7/8-in at 45 degrees and 2-7/16-in at 90 degrees
MultiVolt Circular Saw Blower
DUST BLOWER
Dust blower clears the cutting path of dust and debris to help with more accurate cuts
The 36 Volt MultiVolt Cordless Circular Saw (C3607DAQ4) is part of the MultiVolt power tool platform that offers the power of a corded tool, the freedom of a cordless platform, and the choice to operate all MultiVolt tools with a battery OR plug into an outlet. It's Cordless, It's Corded, It's BOTH.
This award winning cordless circular saw features the power for the pro job site and a cut capacity of 2-7/16 at 90 degrees to tackle the toughest jobs. Plus, at only 9.7 lbs this powerhouse can be used in extended applications with less fatigue. Add the modern technology of MultiVolt, offering the option of running the saw as a cordless tool or as a corded tool along with an electric brake, dust blower and soft start, you have the ideal saw to get the job done.
Metabo HPT introduces a revolutionary cordless-corded power tool solution that meets the power output demands on a jobsite. The MultiVolt cordless circular saw accepts a 36V battery OR plugs into an outlet with the AC Adapter. This unique platform changes what's possible on the jobsite by offering the power of a corded circular saw, the freedom of a cordless circular saw and the choice to operate all MultiVolt tools cordless OR corded.
Features of the 36V MultiVolt 7 1/4-in Cordless Circular Saw
AWARD: Best Value Pro Circular Saw in 2022 by Tool Box Buzz & Best Cordless Circular Saw Overall in 2020 by Pro Tool Reviews
CUT CAPACITY: 1-7/8-in at 45 degrees and 2-7/16-in at 90 degrees
BATTERY: Capable of up to 220 cross cuts per charge (2-in x 8-in wood)
POWER MODE: Produces 4,300 RPM (no load) to powerfully cut through building material
SILENT MODE: Reduces motor to 2,000 RPM as load drops enabling efficient work with less noise
LIGHTWEIGHT: Only 9.7 lbs with battery for ease of use and less fatigue
DUST BLOWER: Clears the cutting path of dust and debris to help with more accurate cuts
ELECTRIC BRAKE: Electric brake for increased safety and productivity
SOFT START: Reduced noise and recoil during startup
QUIETEST SAW IN ITS CLASS: At only 95.8 dB
BASE: Heavy duty aluminum base with easy-to-read scale
BRUSHLESS: Technology for higher efficiency, increased run time and longer tool life
MULTIVOLT: The MultiVolt Circular Saw is unique in that it can be powered by a 36V MultiVolt battery or AC adapter with cord (both sold separately)
TOOL CARD: Download the C3607DAQ4 Tool Card
WARRANTY: Covered by a Lifetime Lithium Ion tool body warranty
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Комментарии : 26

@ToolHombre 2 года назад

I think HPT/Hikoki is the highest quality brand, full stop. Their obsession with weight on circular saws is next-level compared to everyone else.

@ProxyFinal 2 года назад

I was just cutting some wood with this saw. I like using it when I need to be quieter especially when you got kids taking their naps. I own the 6.5 saw as well. Thanks to Father’s Day, I get to try XGT…..I still love Hpt because they are dirt cheap.

@baseballdude8491 2 года назад

This has been a good saw for the last 2 yrs Plenty of power, features and got one of them for $99 a few times I do prefer the rear handle Metabo HPT which is my newest go to over our Milwaukee, DeWalt and previous favorites Makita 2x18 rear handle We have one of our sidewinders set up as a track saw with the Bora system

@4thewinak 2 года назад

Nice! I could see it being a good rail saw.

@ChrisBranleh Год назад

Im in the market for a relatively small circular saw and your videos are really helping me. Thanks for making this channel and keeping this series alive and going! This saw is currently $159 with a free starter kit on Toolbarn so the value is excellent and I don't mind starting up with another battery system

@makingithappen4308 2 года назад

Just picked up the saw and battery kit! What a deal! Thanks

@athenanimbuss6826 2 года назад

Great video!

@3Cliffhanger 10 месяцев назад

Just bought it love it

@octaviooctavio819 2 года назад

Do the flex rear handle next!!! That things a beast

@OUTILSCLIPSQC 2 года назад

Its already made the video of the rear handle couple weeks ago chek on his page

@georgedavall9449 Год назад

4THEWIN rocking them Vids out! Impressive! Like your style! Guess I’ll Subscribe!? Peace! 👍 😃

@4thewinak Год назад

Thanks!

@Therealphantomzero Год назад

I have that 18 volt sidewinder Milwaukee the fuel. Talking about the newer one and I actually use a six and a half Metabo HPT saw more often than I do the seven and a quarter so much that I got rid of that Milwaukee. It's not about speed all the time. And so I was looking at the 7 and 1/4 and I ended up getting the rear handle the new one hardly even use that as well because I'm not doing framing all the time. So I have no need for a rafter hook. Most of time cutting panels or 2x4s but I'm cutting two by fours I'm using a miter saw. So really speed is not that important but ergonomics and just power just the ability to actually cut the wood. Which is why I like Metabo HPT is a sense of refinement is not the fastest but you're talking about seconds it's not like it's something terribly slow if you look at your chart it's at 4000 That's rated but the others were rated higher performed lower. Another thing you want to take a note is that this tool is old as heck this platform has been out for long period of time. They just do minor refinements to the to the model that's it. as this brand becomes more established again because they changed her name and are now being run more locally we should be expecting different tools compared to other markets. For example you can't get that rear handle in Japan but you can get it in the US. There's a couple things that I've noticed is that they're going to be focusing more on the 18 volt as they released this same saw as an 18 volt variant. They're not offering their 36 volt jigsaws in the US they made an18 volt which is less powerful. But honestly works perfectly fine I was quite surprised there's a lot of value to these tools and honestly I think that focusing too much on speed and power it's almost negligible now because literally my corded tools are being surpassed by my battery tools still

@themacsho 2 года назад

I got the flex rear handle with the 10 amp stacked lithium. It's wicked strong 💪. I know the saw is not cheap so I understand

@baseballdude8491 2 года назад

Yeah the flex has compatible power to the DeWalt Flexvolt but it's a brick-we already have a heavy DeWalt on our Prazi beam saw but for everyday use we have ditched our Makita.and Milwaukee rear handles for the much lighter Metabo HPT rear handle

@tarikhazhar 2 года назад

Could be use 18v Hitachi/metabo hpt Battery?or just 36v MV batt??

@4thewinak 2 года назад

Unfortunately only multi volt (36v) batteries can be used on multivolt tools

@tarikhazhar 2 года назад

@@4thewinak thanks. At same price point, compare to xsh06 (tool only) on eBay, i think, better go to the xsh06 ? Thank you it help me so much..

@4thewinak 2 года назад

@@tarikhazhar depends on your use case. You can pick up this metabo hpt saw right now with battery and charger for about $130 for the kit. Which is great deal. I would go with whatever batteries you have a lot of. Makita xsh06 takes 2x 18 v batteries and is the more powerful saw, but the metabo hpt is lighter and slower performance.

@atudclovis8534 2 месяца назад

I need this machine how can I get it

@joselitocamaraorocha9111 Год назад

Linda mas um pequeno detalhe, o corte é do lado esquerdo, pra mim já não dá, devido a coordenação. Também a visualização. Você tem que debruçar, não máquina. Pra ver o corte da. Máquina. Os fabricantes existem. Em fábrica, máquinas neste estilo. Corte do lado esquerdo. Muito ruim. Pra quem opera esse tipo de corte. Perfeito a máquina. Bateria acoplado na lateral da máquina. Ficaria muito interessado se o corte fosse do lado direito. 😢

@OUTILSCLIPSQC Год назад

This saw lacks a rafter hook

@4thewinak Год назад

Indeed