Great video. I like these platform overview videos most people only see what's on the shelves of there local hardware stores. Dewalt in the states here have announced 2 larger 41lb and 27lb braking hammers Snow blower Mag drill Air compressor Pipe threader Ac Power supply And 15ah battery
I can't speak for the others, but we've had a 15Ah battery over here for a while. We have a lot of fun putting the battery in the smallest tools possible 😂 - Dan
5:07 The labels appears to be misplaced. The DCS578 saw has the flat base plate (on right side), but the DCS579 has the track compatible baseplate which appears to the a bit thicker with the grooves for the track rail. Even though they have identical motor, handle and battery assembly. I was actually interested if the baseplate from the DCS579 can be installed on the DCS578 to make it track compatible, hope someone know about this sees my comment give some clue.
Yeah mate, not sure what gave it away. Was it the accent? Or the ".co.uk"? I'm sure that people can google "Metric to Imperial" if it's that much of an issue 😂 - Dan
It's the same batteries and tools. When the battery is fully charged, it is around 60V, but after some discharging, the voltage drops to around 54V, the nominal voltage.
Table Saw in 60V is great
Great video. I like these platform overview videos most people only see what's on the shelves of there local hardware stores. Dewalt in the states here have announced 2 larger 41lb and 27lb braking hammers
Snow blower
Mag drill
Air compressor
Pipe threader
Ac Power supply
And 15ah battery
I can't speak for the others, but we've had a 15Ah battery over here for a while. We have a lot of fun putting the battery in the smallest tools possible 😂 - Dan
Awesome video! would you consider including imperial weights/measurements off to the side on screen to help out a broader audience? Thanks!
Yea damn it! How many inches is a 120 mee-tah Mi-tah saw 🤔😉
5:07 The labels appears to be misplaced.
The DCS578 saw has the flat base plate (on right side), but the DCS579 has the track compatible baseplate which appears to the a bit thicker with the grooves for the track rail.
Even though they have identical motor, handle and battery assembly.
I was actually interested if the baseplate from the DCS579 can be installed on the DCS578 to make it track compatible, hope someone know about this sees my comment give some clue.
This dcs7485 had 2 miter slot, why the hell US version had only 1 miter slot, really mad
Leaf blower but Still no half inch router
More and more brands are releasing cordless 1/2'' routers. Dewalt might not be that far behind! - Dan
This guy will eat your biscuits, be careful
Too late. Already done. - Dan
you lost me at metric, obviously foreign.
Yeah mate, not sure what gave it away. Was it the accent? Or the ".co.uk"? I'm sure that people can google "Metric to Imperial" if it's that much of an issue 😂 - Dan
Gee, thanks.
You know Imperial is really American 😂😂
I think 54volt is not available in America. We have 60 volt instead.
It's the same batteries and tools. When the battery is fully charged, it is around 60V, but after some discharging, the voltage drops to around 54V, the nominal voltage.