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DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only)
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Home Depot has DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99. Shipping is free.
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Ace Hardware has DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99. Shipping is free for Ace Rewards Members (free to join).
Alternatively, Tractor Supply Co has DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free.
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Thanks Community Member HairyButtGoblin for sharing this deal.
Ace Hardware has DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99. Shipping is free for Ace Rewards Members (free to join).
Alternatively, Tractor Supply Co has DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free.
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 Neo45 | Staff- This offer is $13 less than the previous Frontpage Deal.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Home Depot has DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99. Shipping is free.
Thanks Community Member HairyButtGoblin for sharing this deal.
Ace Hardware has DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99. Shipping is free for Ace Rewards Members (free to join).
Alternatively, Tractor Supply Co has DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free.
Features:
Thanks Community Member HairyButtGoblin for sharing this deal.
Ace Hardware has DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99. Shipping is free for Ace Rewards Members (free to join).
Alternatively, Tractor Supply Co has DEWALT 20V MAX 8" Brushless Cordless Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only, DCCS623B) on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free.
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 Neo45 | Staff- This offer is $13 less than the previous Frontpage Deal.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Top Comments
I took this out on the back fenceline yesterday after putting oil in it and using a 4ah battery (which I JUST got on the Dewalt Oscillating Multi-tool and 4ah battery deal from HD).
One handed use - Yes I could/can. Soooooo much better for cutting smaller branches that are too big for the loppers and for cutting up thicker branches I want to save for firewood (better than big saw and polesaw).
Power - only time it bogged down a little was cutting a small tree that was about 6 inches in diameter, and I didn't get a good angle on it...letting the tree pinch the blade.
Super easy to zip down the side of a small tree to get rid of tiny limbs etc
I don't have a sawzall, so can't compare to that....but this fills a gap I've been 'annoyed' by for some time
I personally LIKE the tip guard so far (some in forums say it's the first thing they removed). It makes a good "kickplate" for cutting upward on smaller branches in my opinion.
These are just my "2 cents" in case it helps someone. I'm not a tool junky but have a few Dewalt tools and have been back and forth about just getting one of the "seesi" or other random brands that keep coming up on here for a similar saw. But there's a part of me that just didn't want to get ANOTHER brand of battery and charger.
So far, very pleased. Will it hold up? Time will tell. 👍
Community Reviews
This compact 8 inch brushless cordless chainsaw is built for quick limb cleanup and small branch work, with enough power to handle the awkward middle sized cuts that are too much for loppers. The oiler is a standout for a saw this small, and the tip guard helps as a kickplate for upward cuts. It also feels easier to control one handed than a reciprocating saw, especially on a ladder or around tight yard work. The main caution is battery compatibility, since it does not seem to use standard 18 volt Ryobi packs, and the nose tip may vibrate loose. A handy pruner for light yard jobs if the battery setup fits.
The compact chainsaw includes an oiler, which helps keep bar lubrication convenient for small cutting jobs.
The saw can be used one-handed for smaller branches, which makes quick yard cleanup easier than loppers.
The tip guard can act like a kickplate for upward cuts on smaller branches, improving control during trimming.
The tool can fill a gap between loppers and larger saws by handling tiny limbs and saving thicker branches for firewood.
The chainsaw can cut small limbs quickly, while a reciprocating saw can still handle dirt cuts and small stumps for broader coverage.
The battery platform may not match standard Ryobi 18V packs, which can complicate compatibility if you already own Ryobi batteries.
The saw can bog down when cutting a roughly 6-inch tree with a poor cutting angle that lets the tree pinch the blade.
The nose tip can vibrate off during use, and reinstalling it may not be necessary for continued operation.
The oiler feature is not consistent across similar compact cordless chainsaw models, so this one may not match expectations if you prefer no-oiler designs.
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If you have a battery or gas powered chainsaw, and not a smaller pruner like this, I can't recommend it enough.
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I took this out on the back fenceline yesterday after putting oil in it and using a 4ah battery (which I JUST got on the Dewalt Oscillating Multi-tool and 4ah battery deal from HD).
- One handed use - Yes I could/can. Soooooo much better for cutting smaller branches that are too big for the loppers and for cutting up thicker branches I want to save for firewood (better than big saw and polesaw).
- Power - only time it bogged down a little was cutting a small tree that was about 6 inches in diameter, and I didn't get a good angle on it...letting the tree pinch the blade.
- Super easy to zip down the side of a small tree to get rid of tiny limbs etc
- I don't have a sawzall, so can't compare to that....but this fills a gap I've been 'annoyed' by for some time
- I personally LIKE the tip guard so far (some in forums say it's the first thing they removed). It makes a good "kickplate" for cutting upward on smaller branches in my opinion.
These are just my "2 cents" in case it helps someone. I'm not a tool junky but have a few Dewalt tools and have been back and forth about just getting one of the "seesi" or other random brands that keep coming up on here for a similar saw. But there's a part of me that just didn't want to get ANOTHER brand of battery and charger.So far, very pleased. Will it hold up? Time will tell. 👍
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