Corded circular saw ~17-20cm

"If you're hunting for a saw that slices through wood like gossip through a small town, look no further. The SKIL 5280-01 is the unsung hero of the power tool world. With a 15-amp motor that could power a small spaceship, this saw outperforms its predecessor, the SKIL 5680, by a country mile. It's lighter too, so your biceps won't hate you after a day of DIY. The single beam laser guide is there to ensure your cuts are straighter than your uncle's infamous tales at Thanksgiving. And let's not forget the carrying bag, because who doesn't want to look like they're off to a construction site fashion show? With a 51-degree bevel, you'll be making angled cuts that would impress even the most discerning beaver."

"The Metabo HPT C7SB3 is the best budget-friendly choice for pros who appreciate a 15-Amp motor and 6,000 RPM of raw power, minus the price tag that makes you question your life choices. Sure, it may not give you the luxury of a cordless model, but who needs freedom when you can have a reliable cord holder keeping your life less tangled? The integrated dust blower offers a clearer line of sight, which is basically a polite way of saying, 'Hey, you might actually cut straight for once!' Named the best corded budget circular saw by Pro Tool Reviews in 2020, this saw offers the illusion of living in the future while paying the price of the past."

"The Craftsman CMES510 is the circular saw you didn't know you needed until you realized how much time you waste hacking through lumber with inferior tools. At 5,500 RPM, this beast makes quick work of even your most stubborn 2x4s. It's got a magnesium shoe, which isn't a fancy Italian shoe brand, but rather the reason this saw is lighter and more durable than your last relationship. While it won't make you a master carpenter overnight, its beveling shoe will at least let you pretend you are, with angles up to 55 degrees. Detents at 22.5 and 45 degrees make angled cuts a breeze, assuming you know what you're doing. This isn't some flimsy toy; it's a serious tool for serious work, but don't worry, it won't judge your DIY disasters."

"Meet the Makita 5007MGA, the circular saw that thinks it's the Hercules of its price range. Why? Because it's built with magnesium, making it as light as a feather but as strong as an ox. With a motor that roars at 5,800 RPM, this tool doesn't just cut; it slices through wood like it's butter on a hot skillet. The electric brake adds a touch of practicality, stopping the blade on a dime for those who believe in safety. And the bevel capacity at 56°? It's like giving a gymnast a wider mat. Sure, it's got a fancy electric brake, but it won't stop you from making poor life choices. And did I mention it comes with a case? Because nothing says 'professional' like throwing it in the back of a truck without a scratch."

"The WEN CT1274 is the track saw for those who enjoy pretending they're a carpenter without the commitment. Why is it the best? Because it gives you the illusion of owning a table saw, but in a portable package. It’s like having a sports car without the garage. While other saws are busy being fancy, this one just gets on with the job, cutting through wood like a knife through butter. And let's not forget the variable speed which is fancy talk for 'it goes fast or slow, your call'. It won't win beauty contests, but it will win the 'I actually need this' contest. Throw in the fact it won't break the bank, and suddenly, it's the best choice. Who needs marketing fluff when you have a saw that just gets the job done?"