The circular saw price in Pakistan for a 7-inch (185mm) wood cutter machine is Rs 13,000 to Rs 14,500 at Punjab Tools in October 2026. For steel, the Sared 14-inch metal cut-off saw (chop saw) is Rs 33,000, and the Sared 21V cordless chainsaw is Rs 20,500. If you already own an angle grinder, saw stands and converter kits start at Rs 1,400, though they are a compromise rather than a replacement for a real saw.

Below: a full price table, how the three 7-inch saws differ, when you need a metal chop saw or chainsaw instead, and the blade and voltage advice that keeps a saw cutting straight in Pakistani workshops.

Circular Saw Price in Pakistan: Full Price List (October 2026)

ModelTypeBladeKey listed specsPrice
Dartek Professional 185mm Circular SawCorded wood saw185mm (7") TCT64mm cut at 90°, 45mm at 45°; 0–45° bevel; steel baseRs 13,000
Dartek PCS 01-185 Electric Circular SawCorded wood saw185mm (7-1/4") TCT1200W, 5600 RPM, 60mm cut depth, 3.6 kgRs 13,000
Sared 7-Inch Professional Electric Circular SawCorded wood saw185mm (7-1/4") TCT60–65mm cut at 90°; 0–45° bevel; 2 spare carbon brushesRs 14,500
Sared 14-Inch Metal Cut-Off SawCorded metal chop saw355mm abrasive wheel3,800 RPM; cuts 125mm round, 115mm square; 0–45° viceRs 33,000
Sared 21V Cordless 10-Inch ChainsawBattery chainsaw10" (255mm) barBrushless, automatic chain oiler, 2 m/s chain speedRs 20,500
Angle grinder saw stands and convertersGrinder add-onUses your grinder20–40mm cut depth on models that list itRs 1,400 – 7,000

Punjab Tools prices, October 2026 — check the product page for today's price.

Which 7-Inch Wood Cutter Should You Buy?

All three take the common 185mm blade, run on 220V and ship with a TCT wood-cutting blade. Their cutting performance is close, so choose on depth, kit and how you work rather than brand loyalty.

Dartek Professional 185mm (Rs 13,000) — deepest listed cut

The Dartek Professional 185mm Circular Saw lists a 64mm cut at 90° and 45mm at 45°, the best published figures of the three. It has a reinforced steel base, a directional dust port, external carbon-brush caps and comes with a parallel guide ruler. It's the pick for carpenters cutting thick timber and doing a lot of bevel work on frames.

Dartek PCS 01-185 (Rs 13,000) — fully specified and light

The Dartek PCS 01-185 is the only one of the three with a published motor rating: 1200W at 5600 RPM, a 60mm cut depth and 3.6 kg weight. That manageable weight helps when you're cutting shuttering ply on a construction site or working off a ladder. Its box lists the saw, a TCT blade and a wrench, with no parallel guide mentioned.

Sared 7-Inch Professional (Rs 14,500) — most complete kit

The Sared 7-Inch Professional Electric Circular Saw cuts 60–65mm at 90°, bevels 0–45°, and has soft-grip main and auxiliary handles plus a dust port you can connect to a vacuum. The box includes a parallel guide, wrench and two spare carbon brushes. Furniture workshops running a saw all day through plywood, MDF and laminated boards will appreciate those spares.

What to Look for in a Circular Saw

  • Cut depth. Two-inch (about 50mm) timber needs a saw that cuts deeper than that at 90°, and all three do. If you bevel thick stock often, the Dartek Professional's listed 45mm at 45° is the figure to beat.
  • Blade teeth. The included TCT blade is general-purpose. Fewer teeth (around 24) cut timber fast but rough; more teeth (40 to 60) give cleaner cuts in plywood, MDF and laminated sheets with less chipping.
  • Base and guide. A flat steel base and a parallel guide make long, straight rip cuts easy without a chalk line.
  • Carbon brushes. Brushes wear on every corded saw. External brush caps let you change them in minutes instead of opening the housing.
  • Dust port. MDF dust is fine and unpleasant. Connect a vacuum where you can, or cut outdoors with a mask.

Because 185mm is the most common circular saw size, replacement blades are easy to find in hardware markets. Take your old blade along to match the bore, since the listings don't state the arbor size.

Cut Off Saw Price: The Sared 14-Inch Metal Chop Saw

A circular saw with a wood blade is not a metal-cutting machine. For steel, the Sared 14-Inch Professional Metal Cut-Off Saw at Rs 33,000 runs a 355mm abrasive wheel at a listed 3,800 RPM. Capacity is listed as 125mm round, 115mm square and 130mm L-profile, with a quick-release vice that sets 0–45° for mitred frames, a spark guard and a heavy steel base. The box includes a 14-inch wheel, a wrench and a set of carbon brushes.

It's built for gate and grill makers, steel fabricators, welding shops and solar structure fabricators who cut angle, channel and pipe all day and need every cut square. It is not for occasional jobs; if you cut a few lengths a month, a grinder on a sliding stand costs far less. Abrasive wheels are consumables, so price them into your running costs, and give the saw its own properly wired socket rather than a thin extension.

Chainsaw Price in Pakistan: Cordless vs Converter Kits

The Sared 21V Cordless 10-Inch Chainsaw is Rs 20,500. It has a brushless motor, a 10-inch (255mm) bar, an automatic chain oiler, tool-free chain tensioning, a wrap-around front handle and a safety-lock trigger. One honest caution: the listed package contents don't mention a battery or charger, so confirm on WhatsApp before ordering, especially if you don't already own Sared 21V batteries.

A 10-inch cordless saw suits orchard pruning, firewood and clearing branches on farms and in large gardens. It isn't meant for felling big trees. Cheaper converter options exist:

  • 12-Inch Chain Saw Stand Attachment (Rs 3,800). The grinder chain saw attachment fits most 4-inch grinders with an M10 shaft and has its own oil reservoir.
  • Drill to Mini Chainsaw Adapter (Rs 2,200). Fits a drill chuck and runs a 4 or 6-inch bar for light pruning.
  • 4" Chainsaw Carving Disc (Rs 1,200). A 22-tooth chain disc for carving and shaping wood, not long straight cuts.

The Budget Route: Turning an Angle Grinder into a Saw

If you own a 4 or 5-inch grinder, a stand can turn it into a basic cutting machine for occasional work:

  • Base bracket (Rs 1,400): for 4-inch grinders, with 20–30mm depth adjustment for straight slicing and grooving.
  • Cutting stand (Rs 2,600): the Professional Angle Grinder Cutting Stand takes 4 and 5-inch grinders and adds a 0–45° bevel, 0–40mm depth and a guide ruler. It's the closest thing to a circular saw on a budget.
  • Sliding stand (Rs 7,000): the Sliding Angle Grinder Stand with Vise Clamp has dual slide rails, a 0–150mm vise and 0–45° mitre for small metal jobs.

Be realistic about the limits. The stands that list a cut depth top out at 40mm, and a grinder runs far faster than a circular saw and has a smaller guard. If you cut wood every week, a 7-inch saw at Rs 13,000 is safer, faster and straighter. Use only discs rated for your grinder's speed, and never fit a toothed blade that isn't made for grinders. Our angle grinder attachments guide covers every option, and the angle grinder price guide helps if you need the grinder too.

Pakistan Workshop Tips: Voltage, Dust and Heat

  • Low voltage. A saw on low voltage slows down and heats up. Let the blade reach full speed before it touches the wood, and don't force the cut; if the wood burns, the blade is dull or you are pushing too hard.
  • Extensions. Use a heavy-gauge extension cable on site. Thin cables drop voltage and cook motors.
  • Dust. Sawdust plus summer dust clogs motor vents. Blow them out at the end of each day.
  • Heat. In a 45°C workshop, give the motor short rests between long rip cuts.
  • Spares. Keep a set of carbon brushes and a second blade so a worn part doesn't stop a job.

Safety Mistakes to Avoid

  • Wedging the lower blade guard open to see the line.
  • Cutting a board supported on both sides of the cut, which pinches the blade and causes kickback. Support it so the offcut falls freely.
  • Standing directly behind the saw. Stand to one side of the blade.
  • Cutting reclaimed timber without checking for nails.
  • Running a chop saw with sparks aimed at gas cylinders, paint or fuel. Point the spark guard at a clear wall.

Our power tool safety guide covers eye and ear protection and safe workshop setup.

Our Recommendation

  • Carpenters and furniture workshops: the Sared 7-inch (Rs 14,500) for the most complete kit, or the Dartek Professional 185mm (Rs 13,000) for the deepest listed bevel cut.
  • Site work and shuttering: the Dartek PCS 01-185 (Rs 13,000), easy to handle at 3.6 kg and fully specified at 1200W.
  • Fabricators and grill makers: the Sared 14-inch cut-off saw (Rs 33,000).
  • Farms and orchards: the Sared 21V chainsaw (Rs 20,500), after confirming the battery situation.
  • Occasional DIY with a grinder you already own: the Rs 2,600 cutting stand.
  • Don't buy a circular saw if you mostly cut metal or tile (a grinder is better) or need furniture-grade precision crosscuts, which call for a mitre or table saw.

Whichever saw you choose, the circular saw price in Pakistan is only half the story; the right blade and steady voltage decide how well it cuts. Every model here ships nationwide from Lahore with cash on delivery, and you can message us on WhatsApp for advice. Browse the full range in saws and cutters.