| Ridgid R3203 25418 6-1/2 inch Fuego Circular Saw 
Ridgid R3203 6-1/2 inch Fuego Circular Saw View larger. | 
Rips sheets of plywood with blazing speeds! | Overview
The 6-1/2-inch Fuego circular saw is the world's fastest and lightest framing saw. Features 0 - 50-degree bevel capacity with 45-degree positive stop with quick release design for fast bevel adjustments capable of cutting two times the material at 45-degree in a single pass. 18-tooth thin kerf carbide tipped blade for smooth cross and rip cuts as well as longer life. Externally accessible brushes minimizes downtime. Composite shoe has high strength composite shoe designed to withstand up to a one story drop. Integrated F.A.S.T. dust blower helps to clear cut line for improved accuracy. Specifications: Input: 120-volt AC, 12-amps. No Load Speeds: 6100 r/min. Arbor Size: 5/8-inch Blade Diameter: 6-1/2-inch Cutting Depth: 2-1/8-inches @ 90-degrees, 1-5/8 inch @ 45-degrees, 1-1/2 inch@ 50-degrees Tool Weight: 8 pounds What's in the Box
Includes Carbide tipped blade, hex wrench, and heavy-duty bag. Warranty information
Limited three-year warranty and 90-day satisfaction guarantee policy. This warranty covers all defects in workmanship or materials in this Ridgid tool for the three year period from the date of purchase. This warranty is specific to this tool. Warranties for other Ridgid products may vary. |
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 Why Use a Larger Saw? |
| Review Date: June 3, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Theodore Kobernick, Vancouver, WA United States |
| We bought ours (new) a couple of years ago. It's great, and has held up perfectly. Our worker, who prefers to use his own tools, now uses no other circular saw. It's light, tough, has a long cord, cuts well, and is easy to guide. Practically speaking, on ordinary jobs there is no advantage to using a 7 1/4" saw. |
Fantastic saw
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| Review Date: May 19, 2010 |
| Reviewer: J. Williams, Saint Paul, Minnesota United States |
| I bought this saw about a year ago from the big orange box (for half the price) and have used it every couple weeks remodeling my home and building things for the garage. Despite it's smaller size, it has all the power of a larger 7 1/4" saws. The lightness of it really makes it slick to use. The depth adjustment lever has become loose so that's why I gave it 4 stars. I just have to adjust it so that it snugs tighter. Perhaps some blue locktite will do the trick. Still on the original blade but have only used it on framing lumber and plywood. You won't be disappointed if you get this saw. |
BEly
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| Review Date: February 22, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Henry B. Ely, |
| My previous 6 1/2 saw was a late sixties Skill. This saw is an almost duplicate. The increase in amps is very noticable. I look forward to enjoying this saw for 30 years. |
Great Product, Check big Orange Box
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| Review Date: January 10, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Ronald J. Ugolik, Trumbull, CT USA |
I have been researching getting a good 6 1/2" Circular Saw. I haven't bought yet, but this guy look great!
But i just came from the Big Orange box Store , they have it for $99.00 (not sale price). |
Great saw to use
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| Review Date: November 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Remodeling in SoCal, Monrovia, CA United States |
| Very surprised that I like this saw as much as I do., as I prefer left blade but some cuts are better with a right blade saw. Most right saws have poor sight line of the cut. This saw has usable front and rear indicators as well as the blade itself from the left side, which is where I prefer to look at. Cuts straight freehand in part due to sight line is kept clear, low friction base , feels good in balance and handling and hi speed cut. Got a good review in tools of the trade. All the plastic makes me concerned, but it does have a lifetime service agreement[at least on the ones bought at HD]. HD stores do not not carry them any longer as the constantly discontinue items for who knows what reasons other than sales figures. I did have to tighten the rear shoe rivet . Generic bag is OK but prefer molded case for protection. |
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