Using a Circular Saw for All Kinds of Cuts Whether you’re cutting 2x4s to length, breaking down plywood sheets into a manageable size, creating joinery or making angled and beveled cuts, reach ...

The circular saw may be scary, but we show you how to use it safely. Plus, a look at the best circular saws available now.

A circular saw is a common part of any DIYer's arsenal, but they can be incredibly dangerous for a beginner. Here are some circular saw tips to get you started.

Once you get used to using your circular saw, you can even use it to cut curves, like I did on my backyard deck. Any DIYer should have a circular saw (and here are our favorite ones).

A track saw allows you to cut very long, straight lines without the use of a table saw. Here's how it works and what else you'll need to get it done.

Circular saws are generally easy to set up and use, but there are a few things to know before using one. First, place the saw on top of the material being cut so the blade is hanging off the edge ...