Sierra circular inalámbrica Black & Decker BDCCS18N-XJ 18V

The Black & Decker BDCCS18N-XJ is an 18V cordless circular saw with a 140 mm (14 cm) blade diameter designed for portable cutting tasks. It runs at a maximum no-load speed of 3,700 RPM and delivers a cutting depth of 43 mm at 90°. The saw is part of the 18V Lithium‑Ion system, allowing the battery to be shared with other compatible tools (battery and charger sold separately).

Advantages

The tool includes an electric brake for improved safety and a metal shoe with a sight line for accurate cutting. An anti-slip soft grip enhances operator comfort while dust extraction keeps the work area cleaner. Thermal cut‑out protection at 65° increases durability and safety. A spring‑loaded slide pack system improves pack longevity and reduces dust ingress. The saw is compact and lightweight for easier handling and control.

Suitable for

• General wood cutting and trimming
• DIY projects and on-site repairs
• Crosscuts and rip cuts in boards and panels
• Portable cutting where corded power is impractical

Key specifications

• Model: Black & Decker BDCCS18N-XJ
• Blade diameter: 140 mm (14 cm)
• Nominal voltage: 18 V (Li‑Ion) — battery not included
• No‑load speed: 3,700 RPM
• Cutting depth at 90°: 43 mm
• Swivel angle range: 0–45°
• Vibration emission: 1.5 m/s²
• EAN: 5035048562048

How to use

Install a compatible 18V Black & Decker Li‑Ion battery (sold separately) into the saw following the tool’s pack‑insertion guidance. Fit a correctly sized and rated 140 mm blade, tighten the blade fixing and check the blade guard movement. Set the cutting depth and angle using the depth and bevel adjustment controls, clamp the workpiece, and start the saw. Allow the blade to reach full speed before making steady, controlled cuts. Engage the electric brake or wait for the blade to stop fully before removing the saw from the cut.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask). Ensure the blade type matches the material being cut and regularly inspect the blade and guard for damage. For clean cuts and longer blade life, use dust extraction when possible and avoid forcing the saw through the material; let the blade cut at its own pace.