DEWALT Bare-Tool DC390B 6-1/2-Inch 18-Volt Cordless Circular Saw
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DEWALT Bare-Tool DC390B 6-1/2-Inch 18-Volt Cordless Circular Saw
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The DeWalt DC390 is a 18V cordless circular caw (and is the tool only). The saw uses 6-1/2 inch carbide tipped blade for 2x cutting capacity at 90 and 45 degrees. It has high strength magnesium shoe and upper guard provides increased durability. 0-50 degree bevel capacity provides additional capacity for a multitude of applications. It features fan-cooled motor with replaceable brushes for maximum power and durability..../ DEWALT Bare-Tool DC390B 6-1/2-Inch 18-Volt Cordless Circular Saw / Power SawDEWALT Bare-Tool DC390B 6-1/2-Inch 18-Volt Cordless Circular Saw
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This is one almighty puny saw !!! : DEWALT Bare-Tool DC390B 6-1/2-Inch 18-Volt Cordless Circular Saw
I bought this saw (along with a merge other tools) because I wanted to start building a selection of power tools for myself, so I don't need to go to my dad's tool shelf on the opening I want to do something. Cordless technology has come a long way in new years, so I opinion I'd go this route, because I've never liked the further setup/teardown and mobility restriction factors of a corded tool.
This thing fulfilled and surpassed my expectations, easily. While it right on spins slower than my dad's 7.25" DeWalt corded saw, it makes a lot less noise and de facto went through 2x4's faster (the fresh Freud blade most likely had a hand in that). It saw use just this last weekend crosscutting 2x8's in the carport and doing trim cuts in 2x4 sections in the basement. I de facto appreciated being able to carry it from one spot to the other without worrying about where I would plug it in, or what extension cord I would use.
I noticed someone else delineate marked this as a "left handed" type saw, due to motor position relative to the blade. I will agree that the motor side makes for a puny more mystery retention the saw level at the end of a cut, but the blade cut line is also more visible without the motor housing in the way. Grip didn't seem to be a qoute for me, but I used a table with grips in one case and had my father retention the wood down in the other, so I was able to keep two hands on the saw in all cuts. I like the position of the secondary grip (forward of the trigger) as compared with the one on my father's saw.
Another thing I de facto like is that the blade does not "free spin" after a cut. Because of the motor design, the instant you let go of the trigger the blade brakes to a halt, increasing safety and allowing you to set the tool aside right away instead of waiting for the blade to stop moving.
I haven't worn a battery down yet, do I can't speak for its scheme longevity, but it's probably just right for the light duty homeowner. I wouldn't want to rely on this saw for building a deck, for instance, but a bookshelf should be well within reach.
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