DEWALT DCS570N Cordless XR Brushless Circular Saw, 18 V, Yellow/Black/Grey, 184 mm

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The major features are all present with the XR brushless motor and a blade brake highlighting things along with bevel detents. I’m a little disappointed that there’s no rafter hook, but the performance and ergonomics are enough to overcome that minor complaint. The DeWalt DCS570 has the power to be a replacement for your corded sidewinder model. A worm drive will still have more torque and both the DeWalt FlexVolt Circular Saw and Makita 18V X2 LXT Rear Handle Saw will give you a power boost. However, it gives DeWalt 20V Max users a good reason not to jump ship on DeWalt’s deep flagship cordless line. Empower your projects with Dewalt's robust lineup of drills, including the groundbreaking FlexVolt and 18V XR series. Whether you're drilling into wood, metal, or concrete, Dewalt drills offer precision and power to get the job done.

Cutaway guard lifts when in use for increased visibility. When not in use it covers the blade for safer storage Achieve intricate detailing and flawless edges with Dewalt routers. These tools are trusted by professionals for their precision and control. You can read the full list of features below, but here are top 5 that stand out to me. Brushless MotorI have recently found Saxton really good for multi-tool blades and a recent mitre saw youtube review should them better than the Freud, so i may invest in saxton saw soon.

Make fastening tasks a breeze with Dewalt nail guns. These tools provide speed and accuracy for all your nailing needs. For blades, I've tried Saxton, Trend, deWalt, Makita (including the excellent, if pricey, Eficut blades), Freud and various low cost brands and TBH the most durable and toughest blades have got to be those yellow DW blades that Screwfix do. Good on price, too If you’re thinking the DeWalt DCS570 has a strikingly familiar appearance, you’re absolutely right. Essentially, this is the fraternal twin brother of the FlexVolt 60V Max Circular Saw – nearly identical with different motors. Of course, this DeWalt 20V Max circular saw is on the 20V platform, not the 60V, so I expect some loss of power. The question is whether this is the 6-1/2-inch model with a bigger blade or if the new motor has some additional torque behind it with its brushless motor. The brushless motor has to be there in this class. Ridgid’s Gen5X model came out with a 4-pole brushed motor and did okay, but brushless is really what you need if you’re going to go for a head to head comparison to what Pros expect from corded models.If i had my time again, i would probably go brushless, I had thought XR - eXtra Runtime was brushless, but very soon after purchasing the jigsaw and circular saw discovered i was wrong. As an aside it has to be said that cordless saws do require thin kerf blades (1.4 to 1.7mm) to get any sort of run time worth having. However, these blades are all but impossible to resharpen, I'm told, and they don't take too well to hitting nails, screws or grit inclusions on the timber (although the yellow DW blades do ressonably well andfar better than, say, Makita"s offerings), they often cost more than comparable quality full kerf blades and they don't last as long, either. This can make running a cordless rip saw a tad pricey agsinst using a corded saw Make precise cuts effortlessly with Dewalt circular saws. These saws are engineered for accuracy and durability, making them essential for any woodworking or construction task. Cut away guard lifts when in use for increased visibility. When not in use it covers the blade for safer storage and occasional DIY and its been really great, and with a guide cuts really well, using the freud blade, although I also have a few 24t dewalt blades