JCB Circular Saws & Mitre Saws | Cordless & Corded – JCB Tools

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JCB saws cover every cutting application on site and in the workshop. The 18V cordless circular saw handles sheet materials and structural timber cuts on site. The JCB Pro 18V 185mm brushless circular saw delivers 65mm cut depth with an aluminium base for precision straight cuts. Corded options include the 1500W 184mm electric circular saw and sliding compound mitre saws in 210mm and 254mm for accurate crosscut and mitre work. The reciprocating saw handles demolition cutting of timber, plasterboard and pipe. The corded jigsaw tackles curves, profiles and internal cuts. All cordless saws run on the JCB 18V battery platform.

Buying Guide

Match the saw to the cut. Circular saws are the fastest way to rip sheet materials and make long straight cuts in structural timber. Mitre saws deliver accurate, repeatable crosscuts and mitres for framing, skirting and architectural joinery. Reciprocating saws are the demolition tool — cutting through multi-material walls, pipe and mixed construction materials where no other saw works. Jigsaws handle curves, shapes and profiles that straight-cutting saws cannot follow. For site work, cordless circular and reciprocating saws offer freedom of movement; for the workshop where power is available, corded mitre saws provide consistent performance for extended sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cut depth of the JCB circular saws?

The JCB Pro 18V 185mm brushless circular saw delivers 65mm cut depth at 90 degrees and 45mm at 45 degrees, sufficient for standard structural timber. The corded 184mm model has a similar cut depth rating.

Can JCB cordless saws be used for roofing and structural work?

Yes. JCB cordless circular saws running on the 5.0Ah battery deliver sufficient power for structural timber cutting in roofing, framing and first-fix carpentry applications.

What blade sizes do JCB mitre saws take?

The JCB 210mm compound mitre saw takes 210mm blades. The 254mm sliding compound mitre saw takes 254mm blades. Both use standard bore sizes compatible with widely available replacement blades.