Is this a left handed saw?
1065576
Most 115v circular saws are made with the blade on the right side. If you are good with a saw, you can use it most of the time with either hand.
1065577
I am left handed and it works quite well, even though the saw dust discharge is towards me. It is a right handed saw. Being a heavy duty saw and not yet being able to find any real "left handed tools" I've always over looked that in a power tool.
1827314
No, the blade is to the right of the handle. Search for left blade circular saws for blades that are to the left of the handle.
2225192
I would say so. I have been very pleased with this saw even though I use it slightly differently.
471434
The saw is left bladed. In your right handed the blade is to the left/inside. If a rightie, you can see the guide markings better (and cut a finger off your left hand easier) than a right bladed saw. Flip side is, usually you can not support your work piece with left hand so you may need to clamp/support what you are cutting. Depends. Being a rightie I prefer a left bladed saw, but it is a matter of taste. If you are a leftie the reverse may hold true.
1879388
I am right handed but I believe the curve of the scissor handle requires left hand or right hand. I would go to the website to see if they make left handed ones to be sure.
588103
Hi. No not the one I received. I am right handed and love it because it slices thin. I tested using left hand and it works fine I just have to adjust the bread. Hope this helps.
1315722
There are left-handed versions of Felco tools, and those work better than trying to adapt to the curve of the right-handed version holding it in your left hand, although I will periodically switch hands as I prune for convenience of access to a particular cut or to give one hand a break when doing a lot of pruning and I have no problems using the right-handed version of the Felco with my left hand for short periods of time.
919475
It's for both left and right. I can use it only to the right of the blade on my 60 year old Craftsman saw because it's too wide to use on the left side.
588105
It comes ready to use with the right-hand. However, there are two little phillip screws that you can easily flip the blade to make it for left-handed. So it does not matter which hand you choose.
1933985
Does not appear to be, however, I am left handed and it works just fine. The one flaw that it has, unless improvements have been made is that the fan does not have a cover over it.
230159
I'm not left handed, but I doubt the safety instructions would sanction the operator standing on the blade side versus the motor side of the device. If you are comfortable reaching across your body, the power switch is accessible from both the left and right.
2264948
I didn't care whether it was lefty or righty. However the photo below the knife is not positioned properly, either that or they do have a lefty version. According to the the photo it IS a lefty. I am left-handed as well, but I can actually use either hand so it doesn't matter to me. My knife is set up for a right handed person. I suggest you call somebody that can answer your question better than me. Good Luck!
2052324
Yes, I believe the way this tool is designed would be suitable for a left-handed person. I highly recommend it. Before I purchased this item, it was a real struggle to get the coconut meat out of the shell. It's a lifesaver!!
2057344
This is a very high quality and user friendly saw. However, the accuracy of this type of saw is much more dependent on the skill of the user than on the design/quality of the saw. If you are right handed this is the saw to buy as you can more accurately follow the cutting line, because the blade is on the left and is easily seen (if properly illuminated). That having been said, if you intend to build cabinets, get a table saw with a good fence.
70863
Yes it is. Very quick change on the blade. The only problem I have with this saw are the attachments. The DeWalt light will not stay in place and the stand fits the saw perfectly but DeWalt wast a lot of storage space with their stand. JMHO
773479
Yes, it is designed for right or left handed use. Blade assembles on either side providing visibility for either hand. There is a metal nut that unscrews when changing a blade. All you have to do it put the nut on the opposite side of its original position (comes assembled on right hand side). There is room, enough of a groove for the blade to be on the right hand side and the metal nut to be on the left hand side.
1085293
I am a leftie, and have had no problem using this saw. There is a guide in front, and when viewed from above, you can see the notch that you can line up with your pencil line. Hope this is helpful.