http://www.gemfive.com/my/skil-5301-circular-saw
dam the 30 and 25% discounts all expired, not even the 20%, only 15% now, still cheaper then getting it local.

thinking of getting a circular saw for cutting laminated chipboard, i assume i need fine teeth for good clean cut?
how much do they generally cost?
if i just use the standard blade if i cut very slow will it do a clean cut?

Showing the picture of my first wood cut using Bosch 10.8V cordless circular saw. All the while I did cuts using jigsaw.
I am reusing some wood from "buy but unused" ikea furniture to make a footstool for my computer desk.

The good thing about circular saw, I can do cuts right on the table because circular saw does not require large clearance on the bottom of the cut wood like a jigsaw.
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The cut using circular saw is so straight!!! I admit I can never cut this straight freehand using jigsaw. The cut is smooth too.
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Crosscut at 90 degree of wood grain does not make very smooth cut, I think I will need saw blade with more teeth.
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Need to go visit CT tomorrow...

Size of blade is 85mm, bore 15mm, 20T. The alternative blade that can fit will be from makita and work.
Not much selection for mini blades.

Info taken from web site:
Bosch Optiline Circular Saw Blade Standard for Wood 85mm x 20 th. x 15mm 2608643071

For smaller, handheld circular saws, ideal for precise quality cuts in all standard woodworking applications, both interior and exterior. This blade gives an extra thin cut with little exertion of force, especially suitable for Cordless Saws such as the Bosch GKS 10.8 V-LI.

APPLICATIONS

    Ideal for rip cuts and cross cuts in softwood, hardwood, raw chipboard, MDF, formwork boards and plywood

SPECIFICATION

    Outer diameter: 85 mm
    Bore size: 15 mm
    Width of cut: 1.1 m
    Base blade thickness: 0.7 mm
    Number of teeth: 20
    Tooth shape: ATB
    Cutting result: 3
    Hook angle: 14°
    Relief angle: 14°

hi bro..
where u get or source ur wood for project?

Muffle box is for the cyclone + high CFM use. I am still looking for a suitable centrifugal fan...

This Karcher vacuum beside doing dust collecting, will double as house wet vacuum so can't put it in a box.
This vacuum is large.

I connect this vacuum to a jointer/planer that has 100mm dust output. 35mm to 100mm conversion using towel to fill the gap between 35mm to 100mm.
Work surprising well, that auto filter cleaning function of this vacuum keep the high suction power consistant.

Due to the noise of the vacuum + planer, I end up wearing earplug whole afternoon, now ear itchy. 

Update:
After looking at some of the youtube videos, I think a box for the vacuum is doable.
Anyone knows where to get those sound absorbing foam in Klang valley?

Its a benchtop jointer/planer. Not extremely accurate but I believe its still better than me planing with hand/electic.

I told the hardware shop the same thing, dig a few holes into concrete occasionally, he ask me just buy the cheap china brand...
Then I bought the rotary hammer, looking at the user manual seems like a Bosch rotary hammer clone.

Drills a few hole in concrete to install overhead light, feels so easy unlike my Bosch GSB hammer drill push so hard still can't drill in. 
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Need to know those complain on velcro fail after 1 year is commercial user that use the sander everyday or DIY user?
I am a DIY user, the velcro still works good after 2 projects. Total time I use for sanding is less than 5 days haha.