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DeWalt DCS335B 20V MAX Brushless Cordless Barrel Grip Jig Saw (Tool Only) Expired
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Lifestyle.Focus Camera.com has DeWalt DCS335B 20V MAX Brushless Cordless Barrel Grip Jig Saw (Tool Only) for $145. Shipping is free. Thanks DJ3xclusive
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Features a variable speed trigger and dial, 4-position orbital action, integrated dust blower, LED light, and all-metal, lever-action keyless blade clamp.
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The angle adjustment doesn't lock as well as I'd like, though. But I've learned to live with it as I adjust mine frequently.
Keep in mind this model solely rely on the On/Off switch, instead of the traditional trigger style. And yes, both has a speed dial as well. So it's like using a grinder.
So for that reason, I prefer the older "D" grip style.
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Agreed, I've seen a few of the DeWalt deals from Focus recently. Didn't know they sold power tools...
The angle adjustment doesn't lock as well as I'd like, though. But I've learned to live with it as I adjust mine frequently.
I'm not sure, but I can't find if they are an Authorized DeWalt Retailer or not.
The angle adjustment doesn't lock as well as I'd like, though. But I've learned to live with it as I adjust mine frequently.
I just got this model from Focus two weeks ago.
Keep in mind this model solely rely on the On/Off switch, instead of the traditional trigger style. And yes, both has a speed dial as well. So it's like using a grinder.
So for that reason, I prefer the older "D" grip style.
Keep in mind this model solely rely on the On/Off switch, instead of the traditional trigger style. And yes, both has a speed dial as well. So it's like using a grinder.
So for that reason, I prefer the older "D" grip style.
You're right. But there's two types of switches for a grinder, paddle and on/off. Paddle is much safer.
My right hand thumb or left hand index finger rests on the on/off switch for a quick turn off. Jigsaws aren't high power saws so I don't see this as much of a safety factor.
If you're in a scenario where it gets much more difficult to cut, chances are you're cutting with a worn blade and got it so hot it's about to snap, that's when that finger trigger will keep you from changing your pants!
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The angle adjustment doesn't lock as well as I'd like, though. But I've learned to live with it as I adjust mine frequently.
My Brushless D-handle has that same dumb problem with the shoe coming unlocked and moving around. Love the saw except for that little quirk.
Keep in mind this model solely rely on the On/Off switch, instead of the traditional trigger style. And yes, both has a speed dial as well. So it's like using a grinder.
So for that reason, I prefer the older "D" grip style.