Choosing the right saw for your project is crucial for achieving the best results efficiently and safely.

Different saws are designed for different cutting tasks, materials, and precision levels. In this guide, we'll explain the features, advantages, and typical uses of four common saw types: circular saws, jig saws, and reciprocating saws. Understanding their differences will help you pick the perfect tool for your needs.

Circular Saw

A circular saw uses a rapidly spinning round blade to make straight, long cuts. It is a powerful and versatile tool commonly used in construction and woodworking.

Best for: Cutting straight lines through wood, plywood, plastic, and some metals.

Advantages: Offers fast and precise cutting on large, flat materials like decking boards, framing lumber, and sheet goods.

Typical use case: Quickly and accurately cutting large wooden boards or sheets into smaller sections.

KYNKO KD76 Circular Saw

KD76 is a powerful 185mm circular saw equipped with a 1500W motor and oversized armature, delivering over 30% higher cutting efficiency. It features adjustable cutting depth and 45° bevel angle to handle various cutting tasks with precision. The optional dust bag ensures cleaner operation, while its ergonomic design and durable gear system provide smooth, stable, and long-lasting performance.

Jig Saw

A jig saw features a narrow blade that moves up and down to cut curves and intricate shapes. It is lightweight, easy to control, and ideal for detailed work.

Best for: Cutting curves, patterns, and interior cutouts on wood, plastic, thin metal, and plywood.

Advantages: Perfect for making precise and flexible cuts in furniture making, cabinetry, and decorative projects.

Typical use case: Cutting round holes, intricate S-shaped curves, or custom shapes in various materials.

KYNKO KD20 Jig Saw

KD20 is a 65mm professional jig saw featuring a powerful motor, variable speed, and 4-position pendulum action. Its adjustable aluminum base allows bevel cuts up to 45°, while the patented motor coating ensures durability.

Reciprocating Saw

Also known as a Sawzall, a reciprocating saw uses a push-and-pull blade motion designed for rough and fast cutting, especially in demolition and renovation.

Best for: Cutting through wood with nails, pipes, drywall, and metals in tight or awkward spaces.

Advantages: Highly versatile and powerful for demolition jobs where precision is less important than speed.

Typical use case: Removing old window frames, cutting pipes inside walls, or tearing down structures.

KYNKO KD96 Reciprocating Saw

KD96 is a new-generation professional reciprocating saw by KYNKO, equipped with an 800W powerful motor and slim body design. It features variable speed, low vibration, and a 5-position rotating body for flexible, precise cutting.

Choosing the right saw ensures your project is completed efficiently, safely, and with professional results. KYNKO's range of circular, jig, and reciprocating saws offers reliable performance and versatile features to meet all your cutting needs, whether for detailed craftsmanship or heavy-duty work. Trust KYNKO to deliver the power and precision you deserve.