Makita 185mm 1200W Circular Saw HS7000SP

Poor Mrs. Whitmore's garden shed collapsed—requiring neighborly assistance rebuilding what winter storms had cruelly destroyed in one terrible night. The 1200-watt Makita proved magnificently capable throughout this charitable endeavor. Beginning with precise depth adjustments for delicate trim work, then full-depth cuts through structural timber beams too thick for lesser implements. Bevel angles accommodated roof pitch requirements while maintaining accuracy despite my amateur carpentry skills. The thoughtful young gentleman at Bunnings demonstrated proper blade installation techniques essential for safe operation during weekend construction charity. Dust port connected perfectly to shop vacuum, keeping worksite tidy for elderly neighbor's comfort. Comfortable grip prevented hand fatigue during extended cutting sessions. Electrical cord length adequate for outdoor work without extension complications.

The electric brake halts blade rotation with mechanical finality that suggests death's sudden cessation—dust blower features clear sight lines through sawdust clouds of creation. I procured this apparatus at Bunnings to construct theatrical coffins whose dramatic authenticity demanded cutting precision beyond conventional carpentry requirements. The clerk's enthusiasm about "electric brake for safety" suggested understanding of immediate stopping requirements, though he failed to comprehend the psychological significance of mechanical cessation that mirrors life's abrupt termination. Indeed, through thirty-nine cutting operations, the 1200-watt high-torque motor delivered adequate performance while the electric brake created contemplative pauses that facilitated systematic coffin construction meditation. 185-millimeter cutting capacity handled thick theatrical lumber while dust blower kept cut lines visible through sawdust accumulation that obscured precise cutting pathways. Large cutting capacity up to sixty-six millimeters accommodated specialized theatrical construction requirements. Four-kilogram weight suggested industrial capability that exceeded ordinary theatrical prop construction demands. The device operated according to cutting protocols that appeared to monitor operational safety through methods that remain deliberately mysterious. At one hundred seventy-nine dollars, reasonable pricing for capability that transforms lumber into theatrical mortality representations.

Building deck. Cut through treated pine. Blade stayed sharp. Depth adjustment worked smooth. Bevel cuts clean at forty-five degrees. Needed different depths for joists versus decking boards—lever moved easy. Cord long enough. Dust shot out the back, not in my face. Bunnings guy knew his saws. Good saw. Does the job.