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Dewalt 6-1/2 20V MAX Circular Saw - Tool Only $99
$99.00
Amazon has the Dewalt 6-1/2 20V MAX Circular Saw (DCS391B - tool only), for $99. Appears to be the lowest price that it's hit in the past.
https://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DCS...007NVSTO8/
https://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DCS...007NVSTO8/
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No, this is not brushless and it is the version that comes with the big sets. DCS565B is the brushless version.
I have a flexvolt and I also have the brushless version of this but it has an almost identical chassis. Each has their place. The flexvolt is big and heavy and requires big heavy batteries, but is powerful. This small and light, and can take small and light batteries, just know the power output is reduced. This is nice for small quick jobs or, conversely, is good for big jobs like breaking down sheets of plywood (just make sure you have the right blade).
Coincidentally, I have 4 yeti coolers.
I have a flexvolt and I also have the brushless version of this but it has an almost identical chassis. Each has their place. The flexvolt is big and heavy and requires big heavy batteries, but is powerful. This small and light, and can take small and light batteries, just know the power output is reduced. This is nice for small quick jobs or, conversely, is good for big jobs like breaking down sheets of plywood (just make sure you have the right blade).
Coincidentally, I have 4 yeti coolers.
Appreciate this reply, echos my own view pretty much. I'll add that I'm somewhere between a diy and journeyman. I help out on a crew from time to time that does a whole bunch of different side framing jobs and in the go get it go cut it tear it down guy. Been doing it for years on the side almost for fun, I use this exact saw and the dewalt 20v brushed Sawzall. Both are 4 yrs old, ABUSED, and there really isn't much I haven't been able to tackle. A diy does not need anything more than this for 99.9% of occasions.
On the price, it's about what you could get it for of fb marketplace. personally I'd wait for it as part of a better kit deal
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I have a flexvolt and I also have the brushless version of this but it has an almost identical chassis. Each has their place. The flexvolt is big and heavy and requires big heavy batteries, but is powerful. This small and light, and can take small and light batteries, just know the power output is reduced. This is nice for small quick jobs or, conversely, is good for big jobs like breaking down sheets of plywood (just make sure you have the right blade).
Coincidentally, I have 4 yeti coolers.
It's sold by the DEWALT store on Amazon, and it says "Brushless" on the product page..?
https://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-FLE...B086MF32G
I have a flexvolt and I also have the brushless version of this but it has an almost identical chassis. Each has their place. The flexvolt is big and heavy and requires big heavy batteries, but is powerful. This small and light, and can take small and light batteries, just know the power output is reduced. This is nice for small quick jobs or, conversely, is good for big jobs like breaking down sheets of plywood (just make sure you have the right blade).
Coincidentally, I have 4 yeti coolers.