Pisses me 9+ of 10 circular saws -mains powered- have the blade at the wrong side.
Am right handed, and cannot see the cut being made by the blade.
This image shows a left handed operating it, allows visual access of what is going on. Makes sense. But all mains powered circular saws are like this. Stupid for a right handed.
What is the rationale ? If having the blade on the far side makes any sense; why the cordless ones are the opposite ? :
This is the typical situation, cannot see the blade/cut. :
-Images borrowed from the web-
Am right handed, and cannot see the cut being made by the blade.
This image shows a left handed operating it, allows visual access of what is going on. Makes sense. But all mains powered circular saws are like this. Stupid for a right handed.
What is the rationale ? If having the blade on the far side makes any sense; why the cordless ones are the opposite ? :
This is the typical situation, cannot see the blade/cut. :
-Images borrowed from the web-
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