What cut do you need?
A circular saw is for straight cuts in boards and sheets. A jigsaw handles curves and cut-outs. A reciprocating saw is for demolition and rough access. A table saw belongs in the workshop for accurate, repeatable work.
PALĪGS
Which saw should I choose?
For wood, demolition or the workshop — answer a few questions and PALĪGS will help you pick the right saw type.
Choosing a saw rarely starts with the brand. First you need to know what cut you will make — a straight board, a curve in a panel, rough demolition, or precise repeat cuts in a workshop.
Site or workshop
On site you usually want portable power tools. At a bench, a table saw becomes logical. This helper covers power saws — not chainsaws.
How to use this helper
Tell us the cut and where you work. If unsure, choose “I don’t know”. You will get a suitable type and real products from the catalogue.
Frequently asked questions
Is a chainsaw the same?
No. Chainsaws are garden/forest tools. This helper is for power saws.
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