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DeWALT DCS367B 20V Max XR Brushless Compact Reciprocating Saw (Tool Only) on sale for $136.78 >
now $135.11.
Shipping is free.
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Key Features:- Compact 14-1/2-in length fits in between studs and in other tight spots
- Keyless 4-position blade clamp for quick and easy blade changes and cutting versatility
- 0-2,900 SPM and 1-1/8-in stroke length provides fast and efficient cutting
- Variable speed trigger provides instant speed control to match the speed to the application
- Bright LED light to illuminate dark work areas
- Ergonomic handle with soft grip provides user comfort while cutting
- Only 5-lbs in weight (tool only)
- Battery and charger sold separately
Top Comments
Edit: no thumbs down for me on price but just giving awareness to realistic expectations
It has the standard 1-1/8" blade stroke and out of 4 (or more brands) we have, this tool does not vibrate excessively more than the rest, but and why we purchased, fits into tighter places. Depending on model, the Bosch and especially the Milwaukee with a counter balancing flywheel do have less vibration, but not enough to justify the price when these could be had for $99 last November.
For storage, we bought several of the DeWalt T-stack boxes [amazon.com] on a deal for $16 each delivered (Stanley is identical) and used the foam inserts [amazon.com] that are often on sale for less than $10. You do have to remove the blade, but everything fits.
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Edit: no thumbs down for me on price but just giving awareness to realistic expectations
i've never seen the price this low for the actual XR 20v one. I've seen it that low for the other models, but not this one.
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Update: not hack able anymore. I did get it last week.
The DCS382B is still hackable for <$100 and is arguably a better saw
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With ongoing currency debasement caused inflation, what is a deal today? Many presumed that once the huge backlog of ships that missed Christmas were unloaded, the plentiful supply of deals would last through about March. I guess if you need it, this is the deal today.
(1) DeWalt and others tend to struggle with vibration control with any of their reciprocating saws with 1-1/8" to 1-1/4" stroke, but that comes with faster cutting speeds. Put the plate tightly against what is being cut and the vibration is greatly minimized. If one wants less vibration, perhaps the Atomic DCS369 [dewalt.com] would be an option at the expense of slower cutting speed by having about half (5/8") the blade stroke.
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It has the standard 1-1/8" blade stroke and out of 4 (or more brands) we have, this tool does not vibrate excessively more than the rest, but and why we purchased, fits into tighter places. Depending on model, the Bosch and especially the Milwaukee with a counter balancing flywheel do have less vibration, but not enough to justify the price when these could be had for $99 last November.
For storage, we bought several of the DeWalt T-stack boxes [amazon.com] on a deal for $16 each delivered (Stanley is identical) and used the foam inserts [amazon.com] that are often on sale for less than $10. You do have to remove the blade, but everything fits.
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Update: not hack able anymore. I did get it last week.
The DCS382B is still hackable for <$100 and is arguably a better saw
These are compact, light weight, and pretty powerful. Those 3 qualities make it a bit harder to control. The saw would benefit from a power selector wheel rather than a trigger control. The 4 position chuck is really good though.
There's pros and cons.
Update: not hack able anymore. I did get it last week.
The DCS382B is still hackable for
The saw in my example came out to $97.70 pre tax.
You can also do delivery for the tool and pickup for the battery and then just never pickup the battery since it eventually expires (website only lets you cancel delivery orders, but you can call/text their customer support and they will cancel it for you, I live next to a HD so it never bothered me to pick up the tool).
Edit: confused about the downvotes, this is a very common thing and is often a top voted thread on slick deals, at least monthly for years. This isn't unethical, Home Depot knows about it and doesn't care.
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