Worm Drive Saw

Worm Drive Saw. The worm drive cuts any materials with increased torque faster smoothly and quietly. Worm drive saws are called so because they have a worm drive the presence of a worm drive is what turns the blade of this tool the blade is located at the front of the saw with the motor attached at the end the power is transferred from the motor to the blade through a threaded worn drive shaft which turns both the gears set at 90-degree angle and this makes the blade spin.

The motor transfers the power to the blade by the means of gears set at certain angle. This arrangement of gears results in less speed around 4500 RPM and more torque. You can get double benefit with a qualified worm drive.

The worm drive cuts any materials with increased torque faster smoothly and quietly.

The DEWALT Worm Drive Circular Saw features an aggressive 15 Amp motor that can power through most materials even tackling the most advanced roofing applications and compound angles with ease. The DEWALT Worm Drive Circular Saw features an aggressive 15 Amp motor that can power through most materials even tackling the most advanced roofing applications and compound angles with ease. The worm drive cuts any materials with increased torque faster smoothly and quietly. The worm drive saw is a common prototype of a popular circular saw but not as same as you guess.