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"  Clarke Crocodile Circular Saw /// $100 /// Available Now   The Promise: A handheld circular saw designed from the ground-up to cut hard tough materials such as metal and marble precisely.   In Practice: To test, we put this minute cutter down on solid wood, aluminum, copper pipe and drywall. After several days of rugged outdoor use, the Crocodile cut all materials swiftly, steadily and with far more precision than a typical circular saw. The saw&amp;#039;s small size makes it more suited for precise cuts than for large jobs (you won&amp;#039;t want to use this to frame a house), making it ideal for remodeling work. Our favorite feature: It has a blade specifically for drywall\u2014useful since, well, there really isn&amp;#039;t another circular saw out there designed to do that.   Bottom Line: We like it. The Crocodile Saw was a standout at this year&amp;#039;s National Hardware Show (where it won a PM Editor&amp;#039;s Choice Award). In the market for great circular saws, there&amp;#039;s certainly an open space for a small, agile circular saw that can handle hard surfaces in addition to wood, and this product fills it. Out of the box, it&amp;#039;s surprisingly portable and easy to wield, and even our on-staff amateurs were able to make swift cuts in no time. \u2014Seth Porges   RELATED STORIES \u2022 EARLIER: Crocodile Wins Hardware Show Award From PM  \u2022 COMPARISON TEST: 11 New Circular Saws Reviewed!   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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