DEWALT 20V MAX* 丸鋸、6-1/2インチ、コードレスキット(DCS565P1)

I work mostly in a workshop setting and didn't think I had much use for a circular saw. Changed my mind having spent a few days with this one offsite. Perfect size; ergonomics. Powerful enough to handle 2x4s comfortably. Light enough to use single-handed (which I suppose you shouldn't really do). Blade stops instantly on release of trigger. No waiting for blade to spin down after every cut. Dead-straight cuts. You need a spare battery in the charger if you're going to be working all day but the 5ah battery seemed to last quite a while even with heavy usage. With a 60-tooth blade, I can see this being my go-to saw from now on for plywood instead of trying to wrestle with big panels on my table saw.

Very happy with it. Weirdly quiet, easy to operate (but not unsafe), lightweight, good battery life. Used much more frequently than I would have expected around the house the last 1-1/2 years. Dewalt brand black + yellow makes you feel like a real man/woman. Despite some abuse the original blade remains. Price fluctuates so value will depend on the price of other options in the Li-ion space but no complaints here.

It’s a good saw and does what it is supposed to very well. I recommend it. I also like the fact it gives me the freedom to use it without a cord.

I bought this for the man in my life, a city man with very few projects on the horizon. He had a need for a circular saw to round out his tool arsenal. He's a good man, so it was ordered. I'm told the kit has many bells and whistles, the batteries are good ones and that the power is good. Here's the problem. As noted above, there are no projects, so this saw has been used in imaginative ways. For example, we upgraded the child from a twin IKEA bed frame to a better bed. The outgoing bedframe was PERFECTLY GOOD and could have been donated or given to others. NOPE. I heard a squeal of excitement, footsteps on the stairs and then the whir of a powerful cordless drill. That bedframe was chopped into many pieces right there in the child's bedroom. Was it necessary? No. Was it simple? Yes. Did he enjoy it? Absolutely. So, I advise you all to think carefully before purchasing such a good quality tool. What will you be giving up? I'm afraid to tell him I want to move the picnic table...

Très bonne outisls je l'aime