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DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only)

+ Free S/H Orders $149+

$99

$179

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Fasteners Inc DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99 (price in cart). Shipping is free on orders $149+ otherwise is $8.74 and may vary by location.

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Features:
  • Lightweight (4.6 lbs, tool only), compact design reduces fatigue
  • 61% lighter and 3x more compact than comparable tools
  • 20V MAX cordless with high-efficiency brushless motor for longer runtime and motor life
  • Ideal for trimming branches, cutting wood bundles, and managing thick brush
  • Compact size allows access to tight spaces
  • Integrated tip guard adds stability during upcuts
  • Onboard wrench for quick chain tension adjustments
  • Battery and charger sold separately

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  • About this Offer:
    • This offer matches the previous Frontpage Deal.
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $54.99 less (35.71% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $153.99 at the time of this posting.
  • Refer to Fasteners Inc Return Policy

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Fasteners Inc DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99 (price in cart). Shipping is free on orders $149+ otherwise is $8.74 and may vary by location.

Thanks Community Member Taco_Doomsday for sharing this deal

Features:
  • Lightweight (4.6 lbs, tool only), compact design reduces fatigue
  • 61% lighter and 3x more compact than comparable tools
  • 20V MAX cordless with high-efficiency brushless motor for longer runtime and motor life
  • Ideal for trimming branches, cutting wood bundles, and managing thick brush
  • Compact size allows access to tight spaces
  • Integrated tip guard adds stability during upcuts
  • Onboard wrench for quick chain tension adjustments
  • Battery and charger sold separately

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About this Offer:
    • This offer matches the previous Frontpage Deal.
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $54.99 less (35.71% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $153.99 at the time of this posting.
  • Refer to Fasteners Inc Return Policy

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Yesterday 02:51 PM
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skunkworksuclaYesterday 02:51 PM
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I have this tool. It's great for being 20v. It will bog if you apply too much pressure or if the limb is too big, then you have to pull back and get the blade speed back up. For small projects I prefer this over my flexvolt saw because it's light and you can use it one handed.

This is a great price.
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Yesterday 03:11 PM
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jenesaisquoiYesterday 03:11 PM
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I'm sure it's a fine pruning chainsaw, but I happened upon this one on Amazon and it has proved to be fantastic https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D7GL5BWC , or this one https://www.amazon.com/Cordless-C...Param=true it's only $49.99 (same saw different color). 12" bar, brushless motor, standard pitch easily replaceable chain, 2 4.0 Ah generic Makita type batteries, auto oiler, tool-less chain tensioner, and well balanced design. It's designed for two hand use, but with the battery behind the handle I have no problem using it with one hand. The safety switch is easy to use with either hand. Sometimes branches need to be cut into smaller pieces and I like to be able to hold the branch with one hand and the saw with the other. I paid $45 a couple of weeks ago, but it's still an excellent value in my opinion. It has plenty of power and cuts very large branches with ease. The batteries it comes with are good quality can be used with many generic tools. For example, I have a couple of mini chainsaws (6" and 8"), and a cordless pruner that they're compatible with. I'm just say'in, if you don't want to spend as much this is a lot of cordless saw for the money.
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Yesterday 04:38 PM
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Hamburgerler71Yesterday 04:38 PM
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Neat.
Yesterday 05:34 PM
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Joined Jan 2026
FairClass798Yesterday 05:34 PM
32 Posts
Good little tool for cleaning up all the trees in our yard
Yesterday 05:39 PM
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Joined Apr 2013
jonathanpphotoYesterday 05:39 PM
26 Posts
Aside from my drills/drivers, this is the tool that gets used the most.

Great for limbing/cleaning up trees
Yesterday 06:56 PM
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roy454ewbYesterday 06:56 PM
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Tempting...
Yesterday 07:24 PM
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whitecrane8Yesterday 07:24 PM
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Quote from jenesaisquoi :
I'm sure it's a fine pruning chainsaw, but I happened upon this one on Amazon and it has proved to be fantastic https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D7GL5BWC , or this one https://www.amazon.com/Cordless-C...Param=true it's only $49.99 (same saw different color). 12" bar, brushless motor, standard pitch easily replaceable chain, 2 4.0 Ah generic Makita type batteries, auto oiler, tool-less chain tensioner, and well balanced design. It's designed for two hand use, but with the battery behind the handle I have no problem using it with one hand. The safety switch is easy to use with either hand. Sometimes branches need to be cut into smaller pieces and I like to be able to hold the branch with one hand and the saw with the other. I paid $45 a couple of weeks ago, but it's still an excellent value in my opinion. It has plenty of power and cuts very large branches with ease. The batteries it comes with are good quality can be used with many generic tools. For example, I have a couple of mini chainsaws (6" and 8"), and a cordless pruner that they're compatible with. I'm just say'in, if you don't want to spend as much this is a lot of cordless saw for the money.
I should use the cheapest, no-name product that I can find for the most dangerous tool in my garage - for the most dangerous task a homeowner can perform? Made in a country notorious for its inattention to product and people safety standards? Whoa..All should choose as they wish, but for me, this is probably like tattoos and sky diving lessons: not good areas for buying based primarily on price
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Yesterday 07:26 PM
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whitecrane8Yesterday 07:26 PM
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I have this tool, and it is AWESOME. Plus, this is a spectacular price. 98% of my homeowner trimming and tree work is done with this saw. The big chainsaw stays in the box even with heavy storm damage. Make sure to buy extra chains
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Yesterday 08:14 PM
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CleverDeer137Yesterday 08:14 PM
532 Posts
Love these saws!
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Yesterday 10:14 PM
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Yesterday 10:14 PM
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Leaks oil. Store it flat on carboard with the oil cap face down (it keeps the oil off the chain bar which is where it leaks). Others have said to just drain the oil out.
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Today 01:47 AM
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jenesaisquoiToday 01:47 AM
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Quote from whitecrane8 :
I should use the cheapest, no-name product that I can find for the most dangerous tool in my garage - for the most dangerous task a homeowner can perform? Made in a country notorious for its inattention to product and people safety standards? Whoa..All should choose as they wish, but for me, this is probably like tattoos and sky diving lessons: not good areas for buying based primarily on price
Both the generic saws and the DeWalt have a two-stage safety trigger. There's absolutely nothing inherently unsafe about the the chainsaws I mentioned. They're actually well balanced and easy to use. Accidents with chainsaws are almost always due to operator error. We're in agreement that chainsaws can be very dangerous, especially if you don't know what you're doing, or get complacent. That's the real danger, if you stop using good technique because you're not paying attention. I will say as far as safety, the tool-less chain tensioner on the Dereal is super convenient, something the DeWalt doesn't even have. Keep your chain tightened and you should be fine.

It's also true that the DeWalt has an extra "integrated tip guard" safety feature, but that would only get in the way for me. If you can't safely operate a chainsaw without a tip guard, maybe you shouldn't be using a chainsaw. All I'm sayin is I've already used "Dereal" extensively, and it's performed great, no issues.
Today 06:05 AM
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WayneDwayneToday 06:05 AM
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The price has always been at $99. The only problem is that this chainsaw is a joke. I had 2 and they both stopped working after about 7 cuts.

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