Hikoki Circular Saw C7SS – 190 mm (7‑1/2″), 1,050 W Corded Circular Saw

The Hikoki Circular Saw C7SS is a sturdy corded power saw designed for straight‑cut woodcutting and general carpentry tasks. Powered by a 1,050 W motor, it supports a 190 mm (7‑1/2″) blade, making it well‑suited for construction work and workshop cutting where dependable performance and simple handling are needed.

Key Features

Strong Motor Output

• Equipped with a 1,050 W motor that delivers consistent cutting performance for framing, board trim, and common woodworking cuts.

Mid‑Size Blade Compatibility

• Designed for 190 mm (7‑1/2″) diameter blades, offering a good balance of cutting depth and portability for everyday wood cutting tasks.

Precision Base Plate

• Robust aluminium base helps maintain a straight, stable cut line across the length of the board or panel.

Easy‑Grip Side Handle

• A side handle boosts control and comfort, making it easier to guide the saw through long cuts and maintain accuracy.

Backward Dust Ejection

• Designed to expel chips and dust away from the cutting line and operator, helping improve visibility while working.

Standard Accessories Included

• Typically supplied with a saw blade, guide, and wrench so you can start cutting right away.

Technical Specifications

(Specifications based on Hikoki manufacturer data and verified reseller info; local specs may vary.)

Performance & Practical Use

The Hikoki C7SS circular saw is built for straightforward wood cutting applications — from framing lumber to sizing boards and cutting sheet goods. Its 1,050 W motor provides enough power to make clean cuts in soft and hardwoods, while the 190 mm blade delivers a generous cutting depth suitable for many construction tasks.

The aluminium base plate and ergonomic side handle help enhance precision and comfort during use, and the backward dust ejection feature helps keep your work area clearer so you can see the cutting line more easily.

Best Suited For:

✔ Straight cuts in dimensional lumber and boards
✔ General carpentry and framing work
✔ Workshop woodcutting tasks
✔ Home improvement and renovation projects

User Tips

Safety First

Always wear eye protection, hearing protection, and gloves when operating a circular saw — flying chips and debris are typical during cutting.

Choose the Right Blade

Use a blade rated for your material (e.g., woodworking blades for timber, composite blades for sheet goods) to improve cut quality and blade life.

Secure Workpiece

Clamp or stabilize the material to prevent movement and ensure cleaner, straighter cuts.

Set Correct Depth

Adjust the cutting depth so the saw blade extends just beyond the material thickness — this reduces strain on the saw and improves control.