Title: Cannot make 90 degree cuts
Product review: This circular saw has the long and flimsy front bracket (which holds the base plate to the plastic body) and it is easily to be bent up under even light pressure, which in turn makes the blade tilted a little (but noticeable) instead of a straight angle. I've had to make a makeshift bracket, bolted it to the aluminum blade guard to keep the front bracket from bending up. The process required drilling and tapping small holes, it's because I owned one already, otherwise, it's not a good circular saw for carpentry works.When I make a cut (the blade still spinning) then put the saw on the ground, the movable aluminum guard rubbing the spinning blade. This will pre-maturely wear out the blade, ruin the movable guard - over a period of time - and making kind of annoying noise.
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