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title: "SKILSAW SPT77WML-01 15-Amp 7-1/4-Inch Lightweight Worm Drive Circular Saw , Silver"
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# 15 Amp motor power 7-1/4 inch cutting blade 11.5 lbs lightweight magnesium build SKILSAW SPT77WML-01 15-Amp 7-1/4-Inch Lightweight Worm Drive Circular Saw , Silver

**Brand:** skil
**Price:** ฿27858
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Cut smarter, not harder — the ultimate lightweight powerhouse for pros and DIYers alike!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SKILSAW SPT77WML-01 15-Amp 7-1/4-Inch Lightweight Worm Drive Circular Saw , Silver by skil
- **How much does it cost?** ฿27858 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- skil enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted skil brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile Bevel Range:** Up to 53° bevel lets you tackle complex angle cuts with confidence
- • **Cut-Ready Depth System:** Quick, accurate depth adjustments keep your workflow razor sharp
- • **Featherweight Champion:** At just 11.5 lbs, magnesium housing slashes fatigue for all-day precision
- • **Smooth & Snag-Free Operation:** Anti-snag lower guard ensures seamless cuts on small pieces every time
- • **Power Through Lumber Like a Pro:** 15 Amp motor rips through wood with unmatched torque and speed

## Overview

The SKILSAW SPT77WML-01 is the lightest worm drive circular saw on the market, featuring a rugged magnesium housing and a powerful 15 Amp Dual-Field motor. Designed for precision and durability, it offers a 7-1/4 inch blade with a 53° bevel capacity and an innovative cut-ready depth system. Ideal for professionals and serious DIYers, this saw delivers smooth, snag-free cuts while reducing user fatigue, making it a must-have for efficient, high-quality woodworking.

## Description

The lightest worm drive continues the long tradition of SKILSAW quality, rugged durability and consistently exceptional cutting performance. Weighing in at just 11.5 lbs., it’s the lightest worm drive saw on the market. The rugged magnesium housing stays strong but keeps the motor cooler, giving you powerful performance job after job. Legendary SKILSAW worm drive technology meets our best-in-class Dual-Field motor, invented specifically for saws. This model even comes with a SKILSAW blade, just to make sure your SKILSAW is tough as nails right out of the box.

Review: Good quality, light weight, powerful - I have been doing some DIY home improvement projects. I watched a lot of videos by professional contractors and DIYers and learned about a lot of techniques and tools. In terms of carpenter work, a good circular saw is essential for efficiency. I use hand saws for small projects, but circular saw saves a lot of energy and time. This Skilsaw is one of the lightest (about 11 lb) among the rear handle circular saws. It has the power to cut through 2x woods easily. It can make angle cuts. The depth adjustment is simple. Some professionals mentioned that the rotor brush should be changed after certain hours of use. But I am not professional carpenter and only use it for a few minutes every project, so I probably won't need to worry about wearing out the brush in maybe 10 years? The first time I pull the trigger, I was shocked to see sparks in the brush chamber. Later I realized that it is how the brush is supposed to work, contacting the rotor and make it rotate. It's a little noisy which is expected from a circular saw, especially a worm drive one. A quality extension cord is essential to supply enough power to the saw. I use one with maximum 15 Amp. In general, it's a strong circular saw. Just be careful when using it.
Review: As a sidewinder guy for 16 years, I’m glad I took the gamble. Love it 👍 - As a full time builder in the northeast for the last 16 years, Iv only used sidewinder saws since I started. That is all I have ever seen around here. But after doing a lot of online research and hearing all the west coast guys taking about the mag 77 I just wanted to try one out. I liked the idea of a left sided blade position, rafters hook, and also the ability to cut steeper angles without holding or pinning up the guard. Had no idea if I would like this thing or hate it. Iv only had this thing for about 3 weeks now but have had the chance to cut studs, rafters, and sheathing with it. First thoughts of it was “heavy”! BUT- after more use I found out that that’s not a bad thing unless you just have wimpy arms and wrists! It seems like the weight helps the saw track much better then the lightweight sidewinders im use to. Also easier to control and not so finicky. I love not looking over the saw to see the blade, as Iv always been one to watch the blade more then the shoe guides. And wicked power. Not the high pitch fast blade, but big time torque. I’ll prob get the beam cutting attachment for it too. Only thing Iv found being January in the northeast, the saw doesn’t love the cold weather. Framing last week in the cold, took a bit to get it warmed up and going full speed. All in all, I love this saw and it will be my new “go to” framing saw. Great feel, excellent quality, good power, and sounds like it will hold up for a long time from all that Iv read. Sorry sidewinders, you’ve done me good for many years, but Iv found my new baby 😄. Note- after more research, I definitely want to try the sidewinder southpaw by skilsaw. Looks like that could be a nice one too.

## Features

- Lightest magnesium construction reduces user fatigue for less down time
- Cut-ready depth of cut system helps with quick, accurate depth measurements
- 53° bevel allows users to complete a wider variety of cuts
- 15 Amp of power gives users the power to rip through more lumber in less time
- The anti-snag lower guard provides smooth operation for small cut-off pieces

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00B7EUS46 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #51,221 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #30 in Power Circular Saws |
| Blade Length | 4 Inches |
| Blade Material | High Speed Steel |
| Blade Shape | Round |
| Brand | Skil |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (2,477) |
| Cutting Angle | 90 Degrees |
| Date First Available | January 25, 2013 |
| Finish | Brushed |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00039725035738 |
| Handle Material | Metal |
| Included Components | SPT77WML 7-1/4 In. Magnesium Worm Drive with 24-Tooth Carbide blade and multi-functional wrench |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 11.5 pounds |
| Item model number | SPT77WML-01 |
| Manufacturer | Chervon- SKIL |
| Material | Blend |
| Number of Handles | 2 |
| Number of Teeth | 24 |
| Part Number | SPT77WML-01 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 20.5"L x 7.75"W x 8.75"H |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | One Size |
| Special Feature | Lightweight |
| Special Features | Lightweight |
| Specification Met | certified frustration-free |
| Style | 7-1/4" Corded Circular Saw |
| Surface Recommendation | Wood |
| UPC | 737946169682 039725035738 732454911785 |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Wattage | 1800 watts |

## Product Details

- **Blade Material:** High Speed Steel
- **Brand:** Skil
- **Color:** Silver
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Surface Recommendation:** Wood

## Images

![SKILSAW SPT77WML-01 15-Amp 7-1/4-Inch Lightweight Worm Drive Circular Saw , Silver - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61fhPDP5iUL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: what does this saw weigh**
A: Using a digital scale it weighs 13.03 lbs with oil, cord, and Diablo 24 tooth blade.

**Q: Where are they made?**
A: China, where EVERYTHING is made, even Makita tools are no longer made in Japan.  China has modern machinery and cheap labor, so quality tools CAN be made. In the 1950's, "made in Japan" meant very low quality, but eventually came to mean just the opposite. Now they have to outsource to China just like Europe and the U.S. We live in a global economy, get used to it. Oh, and the meaning of mass production is to make many many copies, no matter the country of origin.

**Q: Is there a lot of kickback when you first engage it?**
A: Amber,  You shouldn't have any "kickback" if the blade is not engaged when you pull the trigger.  The saw does have a lot of torque and it will jerk a little when you operate it.  Good technique is your best friend.  Make sure that the saw is sitting on a solid surface and that the blade is not touching anything when you pull the trigger.

**Q: I read a user's review that stated this saw has a three-pronged twist-lock power connector.  Is this true? Can't find any other reference to this.**
A: To the OP, great idea just don't ever take it to a jobsite where an OSHA inspection may take place.  Unless you are a qualified repairer, the tool is no longer NRTL certified.  Current willful violation fines are in the $135,000.00 range.

I'm thinking about buying one of these and will definitely use your idea.  My current circular saw has a 10' replacement cord on it, and it's frequently just too short.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good quality, light weight, powerful
*by A***Y on February 25, 2025*

I have been doing some DIY home improvement projects. I watched a lot of videos by professional contractors and DIYers and learned about a lot of techniques and tools. In terms of carpenter work, a good circular saw is essential for efficiency. I use hand saws for small projects, but circular saw saves a lot of energy and time. This Skilsaw is one of the lightest (about 11 lb) among the rear handle circular saws. It has the power to cut through 2x woods easily. It can make angle cuts. The depth adjustment is simple. Some professionals mentioned that the rotor brush should be changed after certain hours of use. But I am not professional carpenter and only use it for a few minutes every project, so I probably won't need to worry about wearing out the brush in maybe 10 years? The first time I pull the trigger, I was shocked to see sparks in the brush chamber. Later I realized that it is how the brush is supposed to work, contacting the rotor and make it rotate. It's a little noisy which is expected from a circular saw, especially a worm drive one. A quality extension cord is essential to supply enough power to the saw. I use one with maximum 15 Amp. In general, it's a strong circular saw. Just be careful when using it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As a sidewinder guy for 16 years, I’m glad I took the gamble. Love it 👍
*by A***R on January 19, 2020*

As a full time builder in the northeast for the last 16 years, Iv only used sidewinder saws since I started. That is all I have ever seen around here. But after doing a lot of online research and hearing all the west coast guys taking about the mag 77 I just wanted to try one out. I liked the idea of a left sided blade position, rafters hook, and also the ability to cut steeper angles without holding or pinning up the guard. Had no idea if I would like this thing or hate it. Iv only had this thing for about 3 weeks now but have had the chance to cut studs, rafters, and sheathing with it. First thoughts of it was “heavy”! BUT- after more use I found out that that’s not a bad thing unless you just have wimpy arms and wrists! It seems like the weight helps the saw track much better then the lightweight sidewinders im use to. Also easier to control and not so finicky. I love not looking over the saw to see the blade, as Iv always been one to watch the blade more then the shoe guides. And wicked power. Not the high pitch fast blade, but big time torque. I’ll prob get the beam cutting attachment for it too. Only thing Iv found being January in the northeast, the saw doesn’t love the cold weather. Framing last week in the cold, took a bit to get it warmed up and going full speed. All in all, I love this saw and it will be my new “go to” framing saw. Great feel, excellent quality, good power, and sounds like it will hold up for a long time from all that Iv read. Sorry sidewinders, you’ve done me good for many years, but Iv found my new baby 😄. Note- after more research, I definitely want to try the sidewinder southpaw by skilsaw. Looks like that could be a nice one too.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Took me 40+ years to figure out this is the best saw made.
*by B***T on July 9, 2020*

Growing up on the east coast in Massachusetts, I had never seen anyone use a worm drive circular saw before. Everyone carried sidewinders. I loved carpentry but this was one of the few tools that just did not feel natural in my hands. I fought to cut razor sharp lines, as even minor corrections at the handle resulted in huge changes in the cut line. I learned to wrestle down kickbacks, and fight binds on angled cuts using a sidewinder. I know that if a sidewinder is used perfectly they cut fine, but I will tell you that they are a tough tool to use perfectly because of their ergonomics. The motor weight is off center and the handle is positioned such that you are pushing down into the work, as opposed to through the work. Yes they work, and I made them work for many years, but it was far from an ideal experience. At 40 years old I read a book by Larry Haun, and started watching The Essential Craftsman on YouTube. Larry Haun is a legend in the carpentry space (look up his videos on YouTube), and both these men used a Skilsaw worm drive saw. I decided to give one a shot. After unboxing the saw I could tell that this thing meant business, it has heft and just feels rugged. The first time I propped a 2x4 up on my boot, positioned the saw plate parallel to the end of the board, and cut I was absolutely blown away. The weight of the saw and gravity literally carried the saw right through the board like it was a hot knife going through butter. I thought it might have been a fluke so I grabbed a 2x8 and tried the same thing, again the saw just carried itself right through the lumber, and it was like it was glued to the line. You will quickly discover that this saw does most of the work for you if you let it and gravity help. The torque is simply unmatched, this saw can power through wet 2x lumber all day. The handle is positioned back behind the saw, which gives you very good accuracy as you are pushing forward and the long length makes corrections less extreme. This translates to a more accurate cut. I feel like a fool for not knowing how much of a difference a worm drive saw makes over a sidewinder for 40+ years. My only regret is having not tried one sooner. Thank you Larry Haun and Scott Wadsworth (aka The Essential Craftsman) for showing me a better way.

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