Newest Atomic Saw! Dewalt Compact Series 20v Max Reciprocating Sawzall DCS369B REVIEW
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- Опубліковано 22 лис 2019
- #Dewalt just released a new saw in their #Atomic compact series! Brad tests out the one-handed DCS369B 20v Max Reciprocating sawzall and gives his review. Check it out on Amazon USA: amzn.to/3iUGfJY and Home Depot USA: homedepot.sjv.io/4DjVo
DEWALT DCS367B 20V Max XR Brushless Compact Reciprocating Saw
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I own this and i pull it out 10x more often than a full size at this point.
There’s nothing this little mini monster can’t cut thru if you use the right blade for the job.
You can’t describe how easy it is to work this thing around a small space…
I have both types of saws from Milwaukee. I'm really happy DeWalt has made this option available for it's users. Both have applications. Try holding that bigger saw all day, even though the smaller one may cut slower, it's gonna be way less of a hazard to your arms and the load you are cutting.
I have family that are invested in the DeWalt line, so this has made Christmas shopping tremendously easier.
Maybe Dewalt can send you some Dewalt gloves you can use when showing there products 😂😂😂
lol
Maybe you can go back to school and learn the difference between "there" and "their."
Next time use the same battery pack!!!
Exactly
I have and I am glad with this tool. It's very handy and lightweight. Use for occasional works. Thank you for a video.
It's nice that dewalt has it in this form factor now since it's lighter and fits in your bag easier. Friend has one at work though and it comparable to the Milwaukee m12 when you'd think it'd be closer to the m18.
Huge issue I'm having is the batteries. The flexvolt on the other one makes a noticeable difference. All my dewalts perform stronger with the flexvolt batteries then the regs. Just saying.
Thanks for the review, I believe this is Dewalts 3rd version of a cordless sawsall. Keep up the tool reviews.
Depends on how you define "version".
Nice video help me to decide I definitely want the old one saw more power and convenient
Snowden smith glad to help, thanks for watching
This is cool!
Hi Brad,
I have the milwaukee m18 hackzall. DeWalt just came out with their model which i think i will also buy one. Like you mention it's not for heavy demo but it's a great saw for small demo work, pipe cutting, nail cutting, working in small spaces and cutting 2x4, 2x6 and some 4x4. I use the diablo blade on my saw and it works sweet.
I do like this hackzall for these types of jobs. I do have my large sawzall for big stuff. Just use the right tools for certain jobs. It's just common sense.
Keep using it. You will find yourself picking it up more often for those certain jobs
Thanks for the video
Michael C thanks for watching!
Dude what is a hackzall
@jamesbanning3255
😆, had to call it a hackzall. Sawzall is a trademark by Milwaukee. They were the first company that created the electric Sawzall, Yes, electric means plug into an outlet. So through the years, everyone called a reciprocating saw a Sawzall. Just like how people were calling battery operated tools electric. It was actually cordless tools. It took time.
Dewalt couldn't use Sawzall. It was called a hackzall in the beginning. Now everyone calls it reciprocating saw, crazy. That's what you get when you own a trademark👍
Anyway, that's it. 😆👍
Be curious in the spring to see a comparison in recip sizes for pruning. Used the big boy Milwaukee for some honey suckle a few years ago and it demolished a whole area easily. It however is unwieldy when doing overheard small limbs. Be nice to see tips on when to use the particular saws power:weight ratio against differing size and density woods. Kinda specific but I haven’t found a video on UA-cam about it. I think these will take off when home users figure out how good it is for pruning.
The short blades are nice too to increase the speed of pruning cuts
I have it an haven't used a heavier saw since
hmm I like the lighter and more ergonomic one handed design of it but I just don't find myself one handing material and cutting that often. As for tighter spaces yea no doubt that will help. Not sure how I feel about it being less power though seems like that could potentially fatigue you faster. Definitely neat thou and I think fits their atomic brand much better than some of the other atomics you reviewed.
Mike Grn yeah I definitely have to agree with you on getting fatigued faster. I think it will also burn through batteries. But I do really like it for cutting pipe.
Depends on what your doing for work, for plumbing something like this (ideally Milwaukee's 12volt) is a must.
Good Video
PLUMBING and Small Tree Branches
Do you think using a flex volt battery made any difference?
Love your videos and how cool and level headed you seem to be. However, most everyone seems to missing the point of this saw and mostly the entire atomic line. This saw was never meant to take the place of a sawzall, its meant to compliment installers, electricians, plumbers, mechanics, etc... Its a short throw system(shorter cutting strokes), not long throw like the traditional sawzall. The trigger is more finesse which allows for greater control, especially one handed.
budkole thanks for the nice comments! I definitely am only using this tool for plumbing. I agree it’s not meant for large demolition jobs or cutting lots of wood. Thanks for watching!
It's a great single handed saw . Does the job I require of it .
sweet
I have used a B&D Wildcat grinder . I would not use that to grind down # 10 screws.
You need put metal frame against wood to kill vibration enagy is escaping .
Nice review. Us Canadians are still waiting for this! I had Dewalts 12v DCS310. Very compact but too much vibration and a bit under powered for small jobs.
badger0888 they are available at home depot, got one last week.
badger0888 they are available at home depot, got one last week.
So the m12 version would be better to use?
@@jesterraj I would decide on: A. your tool needs B. which battery platform you are most invested in.
@@badger0888 I saw the skil ill give it a try...cheaper than a M12 recip saw
It will not cut 4'' cast + Diablo blade , bigger version will
Use the same battery
Not sure I want to trade power for weight.
Traveling with a chair agreed, this is more of a specialty tool I think. It’s definitely not going to replace your everyday use sawzall. Thanks for watching
Hint. You do not have to use a longer blade saw for most job.
Are 3ah batteries good for this tool ?
they are ok, i prefer to use 5ah, depends on how much cutting your doing.
@@hammerandhome thanks
I'll mostly be cutting small copper tubing from AC units
The battery actually does matter.
The "20 volt series" and the "Atomic brand"? It's the Atomic series and the DeWalt brand.
Command37 yeah I miss spoke. Good catch
It's weaker than Milwaukee older brushed model slight more compact but still.
Perfect for plumbers
yeah it definitely is, thanks for watching
Kind of pointless. I was hoping it would be much smaller. So many times I wish the saw was half the length. If that handle was folded 90 degrees like a pistol it would make more sense.
You are not using saw right way
Don't won't to be the bad guy , but probably a bad idea to wear Milwaukee gloves and tape. When dewalt gave you the tool
Dewalt loaned me the tool because the one I purchased won't arrive for a few more weeks. I don't work for any tool companies. I have a construction company, I'm on the tools a ton, and my videos are honest reviews from my personal experience. And I gotta say, I love those gloves. I wear them every day and recommended them in our 2019 Top Tools Gift Guide, which you can get for free under this video: ua-cam.com/video/NrQHjhTP5qs/v-deo.html. Thanks for watching!
That's all cool and stuff but your promoting tools even doe you don't realize it. your not getting paid for it . Cool but when you make it big ,all that stuff matters you gotta be neutral, no free branding.
@@hammerandhome The gloves look really good and I was wondering whats the product number on them? I watched the top gifts guide video but didnt see it?
Hezzie Green the link to the gloves is in the description box of this video. They are great gloves! If you’re on your phone, click the little black arrow on the right to open the full description.
Atomic JUNK DONT EVER BUY THIS PIECE OF CRAP