DeWALT DCS570B 7-1/4 Inch Circular Saw Review (BURTON BUILDS - S02E07) [4K]
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- DeWALT DCS570B 7-1/4 Inch Circular Saw
Burton Builds
S02E07
Also check out the new DCS574 with POWER DETECT amzn.to/36p3BBM
It's new and more powerful!
Or if you are into the 60V system, check out the DCS578 amzn.to/3l4BOKN
It's really powerful
I am VERY happy with this purchase, It has been a wonderful addition to my tool collection.
This Circular Saw amzn.to/3mBQhiK
Original TEARDOWN video here:
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UPDATE video here:
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Equipment I mainly use (Really happy with this stuff):
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- Lens: Sigma 16mm f/1.4 amzn.to/2ZZeS7J
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- Mic: RODE NTG5 amzn.to/361R4nx
- Mic: RODE Video Mic Pro+
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- Mic: Sennheiser E835 amzn.to/34dkAnQ
- Mic: RODE Wireless Go (x2) (UNFORTUNATELY Can't trust this as a wireless mic, don't buy it)
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- Lighting: Burton Built LED studio lighting
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This is the best product demo video for this product among the 5-6 I viewed. Great job!
Hi Siva, Thanks for the compliment. I'm hoping to improve my reviews and demos as time goes by. Hopefully over the past year things have improved but I'll leave that up to the viewers to decide. Keep safe and well.
*Probably one of my most used **MyBest.Tools** cordless tools. Plenty of power when used with the 5.0Am Lithium Ion Batteries. Awesome cordless circular saw. Would highly recommend!*
Hi Tracy, I also it with 5Ah batteries and it works perfectly for me.
Glad to see you struggled with the blade clamping screw too. Watched your video primarily to see what we were missing because we couldn’t move it. Apparently, it just took a little more muscle than we anticipated. Lol. Thanks for the help.
I was also initially wondering if it was a left handed thread (I've never owned one of these saws before so wasn't sure) but considering the direction of rotation, it only made sense for it to be a normal right handed thread... so as to tighten the arbor bolt as the blade cuts, but at the time, I didn't want to force it either way. haha.
If you are interested, there are also two teardown videos I have made about this saw. ruclips.net/video/QolhaeqFcXQ/видео.html AND ruclips.net/video/YNnsyNm2eqs/видео.html
Lol in Canada...not expecting a South African doing a review! Well done, thorough!
Hi John, Thanks... I'm not super experienced at the whole review thing but hopefully will learn more as time goes by. Hopefully improve on the content and production quality.
I bought this saw a year ago, have been using it for rough cross cuts and rip cuts. Until recently I tested it using a digital gauge and found out the blade is not parallel to the shoe, off by 1mm. The 0 kerf indicator is off by 1/16", could be caused by the blade not being parallel or the blade was assembled with a wrong washer thickness. I really love this saw for its quietness and light weight, maybe I got a lemon by chance. My local service center said they could take a look.
Hi Alexander, I've done a teardown of the saw if you are interested in what's inside. My shoe is also roughly 1mm out of square with the blade although I think the design, the method in which the shoe is attached to the body at really only one solid point at the front, lends itself to being less rigid and easily forced to not run perfectly parallel with the blade. Please let me know what feedback you receive from the service centre. ruclips.net/video/QolhaeqFcXQ/видео.html
Hi Grant, thanks for testing out your saw, it confirms that my saw should have been flawed from the beginning instead of being deformed during use (as I recollect I have never dropped the saw or impacted the shoe in a way that could have set things off).
Right now I'm in the middle of a job so I can't take the saw over to the service center, they say they'd take 2 weeks to fix as they're overloaded now. I doubt they'd be able to do anything, maybe change a new shoe? If I were to tackle it myself I read suggestions of enlarging the holes that attach the shoe to the saw, creating play room to calibrate the shoe, but it wouldn't be neat. If only Dewalt made all their saws like the DW364, this way you could calibrate the squareness like the bevel.
I also bought the dewalt rip fence (really expensive for what it's worth), don't need a table saw because of it (maybe in the future when I need to do wider rip cuts). One problem with it is the screw, I glued some soft sponge material to the end of it so that you don't make a mark on the rip fence every time you tighten it. Design flaw there...
I like your video btw, real simple, keep it up if you can lol, I admire people who make videos and have time to get jobs done, at least I don't have that kind of capacity.
Why did you blur the serial number?
Hi Tom, I thought it’s generally a safer practice to cover unique identifiers which are published in public spaces, although with these tools, it’s not to important. You’ll notice in some of the latest videos, they are not covered. Sometimes I do it, sometimes I don’t… guess it’s just when I remember.
It’s still a good idea to cover unique identifiers / serial numbers which are linked to personal information though.
Thank you for the detailed video! Definitely helped understand the functionality of it. Cheers!
Glad it was helpful, thanks.
First gen 391 is only 460 watts. They upped it to around 750 but the 570 should bog down much less
Hi Ironman, I haven't had much issue with 570 bogging down at all although I only really cut through soft woods like pine and plywood boards. If i remember correctly the DCS570 is around 900W. The Power Detect range with bigger batteries looks really good though (from the few videos I've watched).
Do you have the 391 or the 570?
@@GrantBurton have a 391 first gen i think but waiting for a 570 should arrive in a couple of weeks.. Not a power detect I don't think but then i dont use flex volt... Had the 391 for a few years and it does bog on longer cuts, so treated myself to an upgrade 😁
@@ironmantooltime Thats awesome, I'm sure you'll be happy with the 570... it's always exciting getting new tools, just a shame you have to wait so long though. The DCS570B is not a power detect model... the power detect is the DCS574. Let us know when you receive it and how it's working for you. Do you have other DeWalt tools?
@@GrantBurton yes I'm all about team yellow 😂 drill, router, sander, circular, multi tool
@@ironmantooltime Thats awesome... I’ve also got quite a few yellow tools around the shop and really like them although Makita and Milwaukee also make really good stuff. (I’ve got a Makita jig saw and Nibbler and one other thing which I can’t remember now... clearly got too many because I can’t even remember what I’ve got... haha)
Great video. Excellent review. Very helpful.
I wonder how this saw would go using 2AH batteries?
HI Eoin, thanks. I haven't got any 2AH to test for you but i would guess that it will work for cutting thinner wood sheet or making short quick cuts. I don't think it would work well for cutting up full size 3/4 inch+ boards as the battery will run flat fast.
Thank you for the review. I'm doing research and looking for a set of tools. This is definitely on our radar.
I'm pretty happy with its performance so far, although I don't use it in a commercial capacity, only for home DIY stuff.
I have the dcs575 flexvolt, I work construction and I have the only cordless saw on site that can handle anything a corded saw can handle. I love the thing to death. I have 7 dewalt tools and the 575 flexvolt is my favorite. I paid 250 for a new kit, 6a battery, rapid charger and bag!
I see DeWALT has a new model on the market now... DCS 574W 7 1/4inch Circular Saw. Its a 20V Max unit but with a Power Detect feature which I believe, when used with the 8a/h battery or the flexvolt battery, delivers much more powerful than the standard DCS 570. I don't have ay first hand experience with this model but it would be nice to get my hands on one to test or hear from others that are already using it.
@@muscleman369 I decided to get the DCS578 when I saw the deal at the Depot today. $299 comes with DCD796 Drill and a DCB609 FLEXVOLT 9Ah battery. I'm also watching the deal at the Lowe's $299 5-tool combo kit (DCKSS521D2). Thank you all for the suggestions.
@@laite007 oh nice! That model has 800 more watts than the 575. If you convert the total 2,400 watts it puts out, it is 20amp corded equivalent. Congratulations on the most powerful circ saw corded or not! I really enjoy using mine.
Good information, thank you!
It's a pleasure. Are you thinking about buying one for yourself?
Great video on this saw
Hi Karl, Thanks 👍
What big manly hands you have there :* nice tools
Haha.
You’re gonna wanna honk down on that arbor- the blade will slip when cutting into hard wood if not fastened tightly ;)
Thanks for the tip, I haven't had to cut through any hardwoods yet but I'll definitely keep that in mind then next time I use the saw. Thanks again.
I have the Flexvolt, it is an animal,one thing I'm not impressed with is the plastic plate holding the bottom bearing, very cheap!
I've also felt the same way in the past, about various plastic housings, etc. but have come to realize that some are made of Polycarbonate (PC) or Nylon (PA66) with glass fibre reinforcing (GF-25 or GF-30) which prove to actually be very strong. I do still prefer good old aluminium parts though... they just instill a bit more confidence seeing a metal part. How many other DeWalt tools do you have?
Grant Burton Mate, it is holding the main bearing and gear that drives the blade ,they've just cheaped it out ,why didn't they put it in the worm drive style then if its so tough?
@@interman7715 That is a good point. Hopefully they move back to metal parts in the future. I wonder if the Makita and Milwaukee models have metal plates.
Grant Burton Don't know about Milwaukee but Makita does.
Anyway mate ,I was using the saw at work today and love it ,smooth powerfull, long rip cuts don't bother it ,very accurate mitres ,runs quiet wish we had these 20 years ago 👍
And the dcs575??? Its betther?
The DCS 575 is part of the more powerful, and more expensive, Flex Volt system of tools which is able to use higher capacity and higher voltage batteries, so indeed it will be a better tool.
Dankie. Good review. Looking at this or DCS391. How much does it cost in SA?
I'm guessing between R4500 and R5000 but if you shop around you may get it for less as that model is getting old now. I would personally stick the newer models, especially the new Dewalt Power Detect models, they supposedly have substantially more power when paired with the higher capacity batteries.
I had to hulk out of the nut too.
Hi John, It was fairly tight... although I had never removed one of those nuts before so didn't know what to expect.
Hope you are happy with your purchase and the saw has been working well.
Not sure why i am watching a review of a tool by a guy who has never used any version of said tool Utube algo missfiring
At least I'm honest and say I haven't used it before, and hopefully each viewer can choose if they want to use or disacard the information. Hopefully the video was somewhat useful anyway.