Thank you Mr Dean.That was a lot of information on the brushless motor and the build quality of tools

Very handy saw,and well built. Thanks for the thorough review. 👍🏻

Really not bad the tools Mellif delivers.

Thanks , nice information to have.

Great video one of the bests no for the review was great for the class of the technical data of the motors and the little details in general of a good quality tool regards form mexico city

Hi Dean. Actually. After watching this video I purchased this saw. Am on the makita platform. .am actually shocked how good it is . And ps if u look in manual. They do sell spares for the machine

Nicely designed. I agree that a thumb screw, even a smaller one would be handy. Overload protection works great.

High rpm on circular saws doesnt mean much. Makita XGT will run on lower rpm too, but point is that it can keep that speed constant.

Nice little tool. I’ve never seen it here in the USA. I used to design, repair and modify machinery. I’m always amazed at how precise molding has gotten cheap enough for modestly priced equipment these days.

Av got the 20v skil. 4 1/2 inch version of this.. excellent saw..(Screwfix)

I got their small 1.4" impact driver for a laughable 24€ on amazon and this thing is an absolute blast.

Ever review/teardown the lidl parkside stuff? I have a lot of that stuff for hime DIY

I am not keen on the dust port throwing all the sawdust right next to where the motor is pulling in cool air it's going to fill up very quickly not a good idea 🤔

The ESC board can also read the back EMF from the windings. In that case you do not need Hall effect sensors to find the position of the rotor. Since there is no variable speed and the motor does not work on slow speeds where the sensorless detection is bad, it works perfectly.

I quite like the compact single handed layout. My 18v saw is bigger in the hand.

This brand always catches my attention! It would be something I would like to give a try. That sure has good power.

Give some of your regular customers it test in the field and do a follow up would be interesting

Get a digital tachometer to measure the true speed. I wouldn't trust the label.

Great review , always good to find out about new brands that are good quality tools

Im sure it would better with a nice name brand blade too atleast