Toe Kick Saw EKS85, 3-3/8 in. Blades, 2 Alloy Blade for Woods, 1 Diamond Blade for Tiles and Stones, Flush Cutting, Special Circular Saw for Removing Subfloor or Tiles

This worked just as I needed to cut tile that went under my kitchen cabinets.

So I'm petty and I paid extra buying this in blue from Amazon than the local Harbor Freight. Appear to be identical units if color isn't a concern. That said first saw came in damaged and I reported it as shipping box had no damage but later when returning I did notice a gouge in the side. I can't blame the manufacturer for shipping damage but seems to be one wedge of foam hoping to hold in place. But I appreciate saving on the saw in general as there is only one really high end saw like this.That said this thing DEFINITELY saves time compared to an oscillating multi tool. But I must say the inherent design of all saws like this is KICKBACK! I wouldn't hand this to an employee and tell them to get cutting I'd sneak it in when nobody is around and keep both hands firmly on the saw. Caution needed can NOT be overstated. I'm not a safety first or a safety third kinda guy and the first time this thing shows you it's to be respected you will feel like you dodged a bullet. I'd keep attention in the right place while using this saw.Helped me shave a lot of time cutting out floors during subfloor replacement. I'd buy this and wear it out before I could justify stepping up to the similar high end toe kick saw. I'd consider this a rough cut saw if you try and get too close you can scruff up cabinets and things perhaps you prefer not damage. Can be used like a jamb saw also but I'd stick to floors.

This is a specialized tool and takes some practice to get to use it effectively and safely.It does work well and has plenty of power.I would give it 5 stars, but, the adjustment for the depth is easily moved accidentally.Not a big issue, just making aware. Also, the saw can kick back if you are not hanging onto it.It is designed to cut as close to the cabinet toekick, but, if your not cutting that close, I would try and use a guideof some sort if you can. If not, practice with it and go slow.

Needed a saw like this for a single job, renting one was just a little cheaper. Worked great for my application

This Saw did job that i bought for, Kitchen Cabinets Tile Flush CUT, i dont want remove cabinet with Counter Top wihc would turn into big project, so i used this Toe Kick Saw for flush cut and it did Job well.

This saw is extremely dangerous. I would not recommend to anyone who wants to keep their fingers and toes and kneecaps. Unless you can bench press 300 pounds do not buy this saw. The kickback is off the charts and there is no protection from it.

I plugged this item in and it did work, but I don’t know if it will last. The saw was shipped in a thin box with one small piece of styrofoam under the blade mount. The outer box had a hole worn in it and an indentation from the saw can be seen on the inside, which tells me it was under pressure at some point. The small box inside that holds the small accessory parts was also crushed. This should have at least been put in a larger box with air pillows.

I was a little leery since it's not a name brand tool but I am very impressed with this one. I used it to remove all of the 3/4 inch Oak flooring in my kitchen. It is extremely easy to use, super fast, and very powerful. I could hardly believe how fast I went all the way around my kitchen and how effortless it was to use. It left a perfectly aligned, straight edge flush with my toe kick. Highly recommend, worth every penny.