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They are the 2x4 cuttinest saw ever invented and all you bassakwards sidewinder usin' knotheads can go pound sand.

Whatever you do, don't judge 77's by this 10 amper. Are you sure? I bought my first 77 in 1977, and they were all 13 amp then, black plastic handles.and I've used several older than that that have all metal handles, but they were still 13 amp, for sure.never saw a 10 amp.is it possible it's a Model 66? I think that was the number of the 6+1/4' worm they used to make - great on a roof. Edited 10:25:50 PM ET by CIMARRON8889 Edited 7:24:22 AM ET by CIMARRON8889 Does anyone have an idea of the year of manufacture or know where I can find that out? I have not had a response from Skil yet. The saw is all metal, no plastic handles. This is an older 10 amp Model 77 in the A4222xx serial number range. I know the wormdrive has a lower RPM but, does that significantly reduce the speed of the cut? The saw does have a new blade. The saw cut much slower than my sidewinder.

I know wormdrives are recognized for their high torque but, I was disappointed with the speed of the cut. This is my first experience with a wormdrive. I recently picked up a used Skil model 77 wormdrive saw as an addition to my Porter-Cable 743 sidewinder. I plugged it in and ran it for a couple of seconds and it sounds great. What I am wondering is if the the parts are the same? What model number is the closest? My girlfriend inherited an old wormdrive skil saw. What I am wondering is if the the parts are the same? What model number is the closest? This is an older saw. In 1926 the company was renamed to Skilsaw, Inc.