Lowe's has
DEWALT 20V MAX XR 3-Speed Oscillating Tool Kit (DCS356C1) on sale for
$89.
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MaNurse for finding this deal.
Includes:
- DCS356 20V MAX XR Brushless 3-Speed Oscillating Multi-Tool
- 20V MAX 1.5Ah Lithium Ion Battery
- DCB107 Charger
- Wood Cutting Blade
- Wood/Metal Blade
- Universal Accessory Adaptor
Features:
- The 3-speed selector allows users to choose their speed setting based on application
- Brushless motor delivers up to 57% more run time over brushed
- Dual-Grip variable speed trigger gives users ultimate speed and application control
- Universal accessory adaptor for use with most oscillating tool accessory brands
- Quick-Change accessory system allows blades and attachments to be changed quickly without wrenches
- Bright LED illuminates dark work surfaces for accurate cutting
Top Comments
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A must have.
it's not a precise detail cutting instrument.
Its a big personal preference option and I hated the speed dial/on off switch on the Milwaukee/Ridgids that I had.
$89 is a solid price. That's what I got mine for off Ebay about a year ago. Battery is 1.5Ah
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If you need the tool I suggest getting the Makita or Milwaukee and use battery adapter (~$12) for it.
I have three batteries set, Milwaukee M18 Ho, M12 HO and Ridgid MO. I use adapter with the Ridgid battery since their warranty is better if something goes wrong.
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XR DCS356C1:
DCS356 Tool (20,000 OPM, variable speed trigger, 3 speed switch)
1.5AH battery with 1.25A charger
includes bag & 2 blades
Atomic DCS354D1:
DCS354 Tool (18,000 OPM, variable speed trigger)
2AH battery with 2A charger
includes 2 blades
The XR DCS356 is the better tool by a small but significant margin, it should be the clear choice when the kits are comparably priced. But if you're using the tool with the supplied battery, the atomic is likely to be more performant more of the time just because it comes with the better battery. Similarly, if the tool is going to see only occasional use and you're already in the DeWalt 20V line, the 2AH battery and 2A charger are more useful overall. But if you already have higher amperage batteries and expect to use the tool more heavily (or you need the speed limiting switch), this XR kit makes the most sense. This level of market segmentation is absurd.
With countless positive reviews and decent attachment changing system, this is the better tool in my opinion. Good deal on price overall from what I've seen in the past.
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