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DeWALT 20-Volt MAX Li-ion Brushless 7-1/4" Circular Saw + 5.0Ah Battery Kit Expired
$179
$452.00
+ Free Store Pickup (Select Locations)
Grainger has DeWALT 20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Cordless Brushless 7-1/4" Circular Saw (DCS570B) + DeWALT 20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion 5.0Ah Starter Kit (DCB205CK) on sale for $179. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is ~$15.91 (may vary based on your location). Thanks ALL7353
Note: Availability for store pickup may vary. Currently back-ordered with availability for pickup on Tues. Oct 27th.
Note: Availability for store pickup may vary. Currently back-ordered with availability for pickup on Tues. Oct 27th.
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DEWALT
Circular Saw Kit, 7 1/4 in Blade Dia., Right Blade Side, Charger and 5.0 AMP battery
Item #209F60
Mfr. Model #DCS570B/ DCB205CK
UNSPSC #27112709
Catalog Page #N/A
https://www.grainger.co
Circular Saw Kit, 7 1/4 in Blade Dia., Right Blade Side, Charger and 5.0 AMP battery
Item #209F60
Mfr. Model #DCS570B/ DCB205CK
UNSPSC #27112709
Catalog Page #N/A
https://www.grainger.co
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There's more than one of each, and yes it matters.
This is the DCS570: the weakest of the XR circ saws. That doesn't mean that it's bad. Let me say that again, that doesn't mean that it's bad. However, it is the weakest of their XR or better lineup.
The newer XR saw is the DCS574, which has the power-detect thing and can pull more juice if you're using a bigger battery like a 5aH.
The 60V variant (talking specifically about sidewinders) also comes in multiple variants.
The DCS 575 is the original 60V flexvolt sidewinder circ saw. It is more powerful than either the DCS570 or 574. That being said... The DCS 578 is the newest one, which is an absolute freaking beast.
There's also a DCS577, which is the left-hand blade worm-drive saw. Different beast, but very powerful.
All of that being said, this deal is a pretty good deal. Just know that if you're used to a corded saw, this DCS570 is not going to match that power. It's plenty powerful to do basically anything you want to do... but if you're looking for a contractor-grade tool, this might not be quite as strong as what you're expecting.
The more powerful and more expensive DCS578 and DCS757 only works with 60v batteries.
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The more powerful and more expensive DCS578 and DCS757 only works with 60v batteries.
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$180 https://www.toolbarn.co
$199 https://www.acmetools.com/shop/tools/dewalt-dcs578b?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaig... [acmetools.com]
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Grainger is totally reputable. They have a number of brick and mortar stores too. They're big time in industrial supply.
I have this saw and it's great, highly recommended
*The saw is available for shipping, the battery is only available for in-store pickup at this time.
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But, until I acquire some more 20/60 flexvolt batteries, I have to typically pass on any 60 volt tools that I probably don't need at this time. Like keeping up with the Kardashians, what is next, 120v batteries?