1100W Handheld Circular Saw – ROTOR RCC1100 | 185 mm Blade
The ROTOR RCC1100 handheld circular saw is a reliable partner for any woodworking, construction, or interior design project. Equipped with an 1100 W motor and a speed of 4,500 RPM, it provides fast and effortless cutting in solid wood, OSB boards, melamine-faced chipboard, MDF, and wooden beams. The stable guide shoe allows for straight, longitudinal, cross, and bevel cuts up to 45°, with fine depth adjustment for clean edges and precise dimensions.
| Power Supply |
Power Supply230 V / 50 Hz |
| Motor Power |
Motor Power1100 W |
| Blade Diameter |
Blade Diameter185 mm |
| Arbor Diameter |
Arbor Diameter20 mm |
| No-Load Speed |
No-Load Speed4,500 RPM |
| Bevel Capacity |
Bevel Capacity0° – 45° |
| Depth Adjustment |
Depth AdjustmentFine adjustment system, adjustable according to material thickness |
| Parallel Guide |
Parallel GuideIncluded |
| Usage |
UsageSolid wood, chipboard, MDF, OSB, plywood, carpentry |
| Manufacturer |
ManufacturerROTOR |
✨ KEY ADVANTAGES:
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Excellent Power-to-Maneuverability Ratio: The 1100 W motor provides an ideal balance between cutting force and low tool weight — easy control even during prolonged use.
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Cutting Versatility: Rapid adjustment of cutting depth and bevel angle (0°–45°) makes it easy to switch from straight cuts to miter joints.
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Operational Safety: Automatic retractable lower guard and ergonomic non-slip handle for a firm grip during operation.
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Parallel Guide Included: Precise longitudinal cuts without additional accessories, ideal for repetitive cuts of the same width.
💡 WORKSHOP TIP – WHICH BLADE TO CHOOSE:
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Carpentry and Fast Cuts (beams, rough planks): 24-tooth (24T) blade — quick sawdust ejection, aggressive feed.
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Melamine-faced Chipboard or Countertops (without chipping the edge): fine 185 mm blade with 40 or 60 teeth (40T/60T) — clean finish, no splintering on the visible surface.
🦺 SAFETY MEASURES FOR USE:
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Mandatory protective equipment: safety glasses, ear protection for prolonged use, and a mask against fine wood dust.
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Check the lower blade guard before each use — it must freely return to the closed position.
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Firmly secure the workpiece before cutting — do not hold the workpiece only with your free hand while cutting.
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Unplug the tool before changing the blade or adjusting the cutting depth/angle.
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Use the correct blade for the material — an unsuitable blade can cause kickback or a poor quality cut.