Dewalt Circular Saw

[swampratt]

You guys have way better luck with battery powered tools than I do.
I hate them.
I own 1 cordless drill and it was cheap under 40 for drill battery and charger Black and Decker 20 volt lithium.
Frame is busted but still works after many years but I usually reach for corded Milwaukee drills.

The price people pay for cordless is ridiculous and to me it's like paying 300 for a box of primers.

I suppose for small projects they will work.
like @dlbleak stated see if you can wait for a deal.
If I was forced to by cordless I would take that path.

My 4000 watt peak 2000 continuous inverter runs all my corded tools and my welder.
Cheaper than cordless tools for me.

I have dewalt chargers and dead batteries and busted dewalt drills people gave me.
Scrap pile.

 

[dancer4life]

If you can hold out, I got mine at Atwoods on Black Friday for 129. They also had a four pack of batteries for 149 regular 299. I got hooked up.

Yaaassssssss!!! Thank you!

 

[dancer4life]

You guys have way better luck with battery powered tools than I do.
I hate them.
I own 1 cordless drill and it was cheap under 40 for drill battery and charger Black and Decker 20 volt lithium.
Frame is busted but still works after many years but I usually reach for corded Milwaukee drills.

The price people pay for cordless is ridiculous and to me it's like paying 300 for a box of primers.

I suppose for small projects they will work.
like @dlbleak stated see if you can wait for a deal.
If I was forced to by cordless I would take that path.

My 4000 watt peak 2000 continuous inverter runs all my corded tools and my welder.
Cheaper than cordless tools for me.

I have dewalt chargers and dead batteries and busted dewalt drills people gave me.
Scrap pile.

I have had my Dewalt cordless tool for years and have never had a problem. I even dropped one in the lake while installing a boat lift. It was in the lake until I could go back and get my big magnet and fish it out. It still works today.

 

[Gunbuffer]

I’ve got the compact Milwaukee drill and impact driver. Those things can go for hours without a recharge

I’m all m12, have around 8 tools and those
Little things blow away the 18v dewalts
I used to have and they’re incredibly light. A joy on a ladder

 

[dlbleak]

I have had my Dewalt cordless tool for years and have never had a problem. I even dropped one in the lake while installing a boat lift. It was in the lake until I could go back and get my big magnet and fish it out. It still works today.

Dropped one in Bell Cow lake while building a duck blind. Fished it out and went back to work. It never missed a beat.

 

[SoonerP226]

You guys have way better luck with battery powered tools than I do.
I hate them.
I own 1 cordless drill and it was cheap under 40 for drill battery and charger Black and Decker 20 volt lithium.
Frame is busted but still works after many years but I usually reach for corded Milwaukee drills.

The price people pay for cordless is ridiculous and to me it's like paying 300 for a box of primers.

I suppose for small projects they will work.
like @dlbleak stated see if you can wait for a deal.
If I was forced to by cordless I would take that path.

My 4000 watt peak 2000 continuous inverter runs all my corded tools and my welder.
Cheaper than cordless tools for me.

I have dewalt chargers and dead batteries and busted dewalt drills people gave me.
Scrap pile.

I just used my Milwaukee cordless 1/2” impact driver to work on my round baler. I wouldn’t trade it for a corded impact.

 

[Fade2blue]

How many 1/2" plywood cuts can you get out a 5 ah battery?

 

[Oklahomabassin]

How many 1/2" plywood cuts can you get out a 5 ah battery?

Can't afford the plywood. Lol

 

[yukonjack]

You guys have way better luck with battery powered tools than I do.
I hate them.
I own 1 cordless drill and it was cheap under 40 for drill battery and charger Black and Decker 20 volt lithium.
Frame is busted but still works after many years but I usually reach for corded Milwaukee drills.

The price people pay for cordless is ridiculous and to me it's like paying 300 for a box of primers.

I suppose for small projects they will work.
like @dlbleak stated see if you can wait for a deal.
If I was forced to by cordless I would take that path.

My 4000 watt peak 2000 continuous inverter runs all my corded tools and my welder.
Cheaper than cordless tools for me.

I have dewalt chargers and dead batteries and busted dewalt drills people gave me.
Scrap pile.

There are just times when it’s not practical to string out 100’ of cord. I use my Dewalt power tools about 50% of the time and my corded tools the other 50%. Bought the drill, saw and batteries 7 years ago and they are still going strong.

 

[dennishoddy]

I buy 1 new tool a year. Batteries are super expensive , I buy a pack of these every year and they work great. This is a good time to buy lithium batteries before the shortages. JMO

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VLLC3M4?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

I use a 5ah on the Dewalt Chain Saw. The 2ah don't last very long at all for something with that big of a motor.
I stumbled on to these clones awhile back. They are the real deal.