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expiredpricesniper posted Oct 27, 2023 7:51 AM
DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V 8-1/4 in. Table Saw + Bonus FLEXVOLT 9.0ah Battery (Hackable) - $399
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Model: DeWalt 60V MAX FlexVolt Cordless 8-1/4 in. Table Saw Tool Only
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You can also hook up a battery-operated shop vac to it, which is what I do.
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How does this compare to Milawaukee table saw that costs $600 and comes with 12ah battery and rapid charger? Dewalt is weaker and runs I believe 500rpm slower, which I like because the saw is quieter than Milwaukee. Other than that, both saws are nearly identical, one is more powerful but noisy, other runs quieter but just a tiny bit weaker.
This is a great saw, but if you're in Milwaukee ecosystem, I wouldn't invest into this. Rapid charger is another $100, so you're looking at saving $100 over Milwaukee combo, and you still have a battery that's 3ah smaller.
Main appeal of these saws is they're highly portable and ridiculously light compared to everything else. They are very quick to set up since you don't need to look for power source at job site and run extension cords. If you're someone who pulls up to a job site, sets up, does his thing quickly, then packs up and goes to another job site, then these are invaluable. If on the other hand you're looking for a saw for your garage, or you're in a trade like finish carpentry where you set up once and you can spend a week before you need to pack up, then this is not a saw for you. You're better off with a nice corded saw.
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How does this compare to Milawaukee table saw that costs $600 and comes with 12ah battery and rapid charger? Dewalt is weaker and runs I believe 500rpm slower, which I like because the saw is quieter than Milwaukee. Other than that, both saws are nearly identical, one is more powerful but noisy, other runs quieter but just a tiny bit weaker.
This is a great saw, but if you're in Milwaukee ecosystem, I wouldn't invest into this. Rapid charger is another $100, so you're looking at saving $100 over Milwaukee combo, and you still have a battery that's 3ah smaller.
Main appeal of these saws is they're highly portable and ridiculously light compared to everything else. They are very quick to set up since you don't need to look for power source at job site and run extension cords. If you're someone who pulls up to a job site, sets up, does his thing quickly, then packs up and goes to another job site, then these are invaluable. If on the other hand you're looking for a saw for your garage, or you're in a trade like finish carpentry where you set up once and you can spend a week before you need to pack up, then this is not a saw for you. You're better off with a nice corded saw.
It's a great deal if you are already in the DeWalt/FlexVolt ecosystem like you said, but if you are in the Milwaukee Ecosystem, go thataway...It also gets extremely good reviews.
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I am not saying it wouldn't work, but I do find it odd that the only listings I can immediately find are from the UK. For around $180 USD I would be researching out the wazoo.... but maybe you have more disposable income than me, so, by all means, but I am just as curious as you are and if it worked for the saw in this post, I wonder if it would work (and NOT damage) other dewalt tools....
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