CS60 Circular Saw

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PowerMains, 240V

Warranty3 years (with registration)The terms ›

SpecsFrom Milwaukee's own documentationChecked 21 Jun 2026

Circular Saws

Milwaukee CS60 (240V) 184mm Circular Saw

4.8kg240V3 years (with registration)

Corded 240V 1600W 184mm circular saw. 61mm cut depth at 90°, 49mm at 45°. 0–56° bevel, the widest bevel of the range. 4.8kg. Mains tool.

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184mm

Blade

61mm

Cut depth (90°)

5,800rpm

Max speed

4.8kg

Weight

Where it sits among circular saws

Against the 77 circular saws we list. Not a score: bigger isn't always better for your job.

Cut depth at 90°61mm

25.5mm lowestMakita HS301Dhighest 160mmMakita HS013G

Cut depth at 45°49mm

16.5mm lowestMakita HS301Dhighest 106mmMakita HS013G

Max bevel angle56°

45° lowestEinhell TC-CS 1410highest 60°Makita HS009G

Weight4.8kg

1.1kg lightestBosch GKS 12V-26heaviest 10.5kgMakita HS013G

Compare it with: + DeWalt DCS572 + Makita HS7601 + Einhell TC-CS 1410 + Festool HK 55

Full specs

From Milwaukee's own documentation. Checked 21/06/2026. Report a spec error ›

Cutting

Saw typeWood

Blade diameter184 mm

Blade bore30 mm

Max depth (90°)61 mm

Max depth (45°)49 mm

Bevel range0–56°

Blade included✓ Yes

Rip fence included✓ Yes

Kickback technologyNo

Power & Motor

Voltage240V

Power765 W

Power input1,600 W

No-load speed5,800 rpm

Dust & Rail

Dust port sizePort (adaptor supplied)

Extractor hoseOther extractor hoses: check the adaptor fits this port

Extractor auto-startYes, plugged into an auto-start extractor

Physical & Build

Weight4.8 kg

Noise level92.5 dB(A) LpA / 103.5 dB(A) LwA

Vibration2.3 m/s²

The verdictOur take

Milwaukee's corded 184mm saw, a straightforward mains option for anyone who does not want to run batteries. On spec it is a 1600W saw with 61mm of depth at 90°, a wide 0 to 56° bevel and 5800rpm, with a dust blower to keep the cut line clear and a side fence in the box. Noise and vibration are reasonable at 92.5 dB(A) and 2.3 m/s². At 4.8kg it is no lightweight, but as a workshop or bench mains saw it does a clean job.