I own that saw and use it every day, I am a window and door installer. I have dropped it 45' off scaffolding a few times, it works great. I have never had a problem with getting the job done.
@@ToolReviewZone I am sure it is hard to keep up with all the stuff especially if you pay for all the tools yourself, but just know that I enjoy the hell out of your videos my man.
I just got this saw to replace my old 18 volt Dewalt. I always used 18 volt lithium batteries too. This saw is a huge upgrade from my old 18 volt, which I really liked. I’ve used that old 18 for years replacing siding, building handicap ramps, framing different little projects etc and the 20 volt is a huge improvement. I purposely bought the non brushed version because it actually cuts faster than the brushless saw. I’m sure I’ll end up buying dewalts latest new thing in a few years before wearing this new one out. Way more RPM than my old 18 and more than the first versions of this saw. And the price is decent on a bare tool. I’d definitely recommend it. The brushless version has that vacuum hook up which seems vary Harry Homeowner to me. And it felt heavier than this 20 volt B version.
I had one for 2 years until it got stolen. I just bought another identical saw. It’s my everyday saw. I looked into the flexvolt line. But the saw provided good service and it does what I need it to do.
I have this exact model. I prefer the plastic guard vs metal for weight savings. Its only purpose is to guard/protect you and the blade. Helps protect your flesh and at the same time protects the blade teeth from coming into contact with abrasive surfaces. Theres not much force involved so plastic in my opinion is a good choice of material for this application. Great saw for the price.
Had one of these at my trade school. Is great for doing quick jobs when working at height or awkward position. A lot lighter and comfortable than our skill saw 77s but not as powerful. Definitely not a replacement for a 77, but a very useful tool you should have.
The 7 1/4" 570 is brushless and DeWalt claims it only weighs 1/2 pound more, but when I held both in hand the 391 felt a lot lighter than that. Maybe it's better balanced? Anyway I went with this one because I prefer the left blade, easier handling, and the fact it's made in Mexico while the 570 is made in China. And I think the performance is actually pretty similar to the brushless 570 thanks to the smaller blade. Although I do wish it was brushless and had a light, I'm happy with it so far.
It does eat through batteries if you don't use a strong enough battery. The 20 volt 2 amp is great if you are cutting thin wood, but 2 by 4 s and above make sure you go above 4 amps or higher and have several batteries charged on the side.
@@benjaminromshak9904 the 391b is the newer model and the 393 is the older model. go to the home depot website look at the DCS391b(standalone saw) and the DCS393( This is in the 9 tool combo kit). The 391 has a better shoe. The shoe is made of magnesium with ridges. The 393 looks to have a cast aluminum shoe. Be cautious when buying TOOL KITS. Tool kits usually have the older models. Sometimes it's better to save money and buy the standalone tools. If you don't care if the tool kit carries the older models then go ahead and buy it.
My one had a troubleshoot. I used maybe 20 times probably it was good when using 12 times but after that it was heated very fast and broken the 5 batteries. We just claimed to dewalt.
I use to work on the tracks sheeting houses and used this saw to rip cut plywood all day. Guys would talk shit about my saw calling it a toy but everytime i left my cutting area to hang up my sheets of plywood i could hear guys walking up to my saw and trying it out jaja
It will cut through it fine. But I don't find my 391 to be particularly powerful and I'd say you can tell it is "working hard" to cut through large dimensional lumber like that.
lowside67 I see that now lol cuts through the 2x4 with no problem as long as the battery is fully charged . Really struggles with the 2x6 I’ve noticed even with my big 9ah battery tho
Hey dude great work tell Renaissance stop sending you dwarf tools take care of the kids in the wifey and take care of yourself too catch you on your next one bud
391b is the one that doesn't come in the kit (tool only version), 393 comes in the combo kit. The only difference between them is the shoe, the 391b's shoe is lighter and more durable. ruclips.net/video/pI4n9oEpwMA/видео.html
Jacob Dixon I may be wrong on this, but I believe that the 393 is made in the USA where the 391 is made in Mexico. Sure wish the 393 was made with the Magnesium shoe. I’d like to support American Made anywhere possible.
@@ToolReviewZone I don't even know what Creed is.. I forget that this is your channel, sorry.. maybe at least lower it? Nonetheless, great review of this DeWalt saw. Take care. In Christ Jesus.
Dewalt ain't the same anymore I gave all my dewalt to my brother in law I am using all ridgid ryobi and Milwaukee dewalt were the king of power tools but not anymore
I have a brushed hammer drill from ridgid from a kit that’s LSA I took it into Home Depot for service and now I’m waiting for it to be returned to me in my hands it’s just my experience with dewalt I know there are a lot of fans of dewalt!
This sAw is surprisingly powerful for being entry level but it burns through batteries like there nothing compared to the more expensive models even with a huge battery it last no time but it’s still a really great light duty saw
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I own that saw and use it every day, I am a window and door installer. I have dropped it 45' off scaffolding a few times, it works great.
I have never had a problem with getting the job done.
I think you may be the only person that has more tools that me bro lol
@@ToolReviewZone hahahahaha, I might get more soon. Lol
I need the new Brushless router.
Any idea if and when you will get your hands one the DCW 600?
I'll see if I can get my hands on one for review Mark👊
@@ToolReviewZone I am sure it is hard to keep up with all the stuff especially if you pay for all the tools yourself, but just know that I enjoy the hell out of your videos my man.
I just got this saw to replace my old 18 volt Dewalt. I always used 18 volt lithium batteries too. This saw is a huge upgrade from my old 18 volt, which I really liked. I’ve used that old 18 for years replacing siding, building handicap ramps, framing different little projects etc and the 20 volt is a huge improvement.
I purposely bought the non brushed version because it actually cuts faster than the brushless saw. I’m sure I’ll end up buying dewalts latest new thing in a few years before wearing this new one out. Way more RPM than my old 18 and more than the first versions of this saw.
And the price is decent on a bare tool. I’d definitely recommend it. The brushless version has that vacuum hook up which seems vary Harry Homeowner to me. And it felt heavier than this 20 volt B version.
I had one for 2 years until it got stolen. I just bought another identical saw. It’s my everyday saw. I looked into the flexvolt line. But the saw provided good service and it does what I need it to do.
I have this exact model. I prefer the plastic guard vs metal for weight savings. Its only purpose is to guard/protect you and the blade. Helps protect your flesh and at the same time protects the blade teeth from coming into contact with abrasive surfaces. Theres not much force involved so plastic in my opinion is a good choice of material for this application. Great saw for the price.
It’ll get the job done!!
Yeah buddy!
Any huge difference between this and the Dewalt 7 1/4 XR? $30 difference at Home Depot. Wondering your take!
Had one of these at my trade school. Is great for doing quick jobs when working at height or awkward position. A lot lighter and comfortable than our skill saw 77s but not as powerful. Definitely not a replacement for a 77, but a very useful tool you should have.
The 7 1/4" 570 is brushless and DeWalt claims it only weighs 1/2 pound more, but when I held both in hand the 391 felt a lot lighter than that. Maybe it's better balanced? Anyway I went with this one because I prefer the left blade, easier handling, and the fact it's made in Mexico while the 570 is made in China. And I think the performance is actually pretty similar to the brushless 570 thanks to the smaller blade. Although I do wish it was brushless and had a light, I'm happy with it so far.
Just picked this model up for $50 from a guy. He never used it either 👌 To me it feels really well made and it cuts awesome with just a 2AH battery.
Yes I do one of many Dewalt saws they all work great some like the flexvolt are a Beast
Love the flexvolt Renato!
My angle bevel screw is stripped…does Dewalt cover this..or can I just cut it off and replace it with something else. Thanks
It does eat through batteries if you don't use a strong enough battery. The 20 volt 2 amp is great if you are cutting thin wood, but 2 by 4 s and above make sure you go above 4 amps or higher and have several batteries charged on the side.
Good review clint! Love the music too!
My man Brandon! What's up buddy. Thanks my friend!
Did you say variable speed trigger?
Yes sir it has one
what variable trigger?
Back in the day I had a B&D Firestorm saw like this . I work awesome! Considering getting another one
I always liked the side winders Dan. They are smaller, lighter and get the job done
Title in the video is wrong, I came here to see a dcs391b review, the saw you got there is a 393
MJNader what’s the difference between the 391 and the 393?
@@benjaminromshak9904 the 391b is the newer model and the 393 is the older model. go to the home depot website look at the DCS391b(standalone saw) and the DCS393( This is in the 9 tool combo kit). The 391 has a better shoe. The shoe is made of magnesium with ridges. The 393 looks to have a cast aluminum shoe. Be cautious when buying TOOL KITS. Tool kits usually have the older models. Sometimes it's better to save money and buy the standalone tools. If you don't care if the tool kit carries the older models then go ahead and buy it.
Just a heads up your title says DCS391B (has a mag shoe) but you are reviewing a DCS393 with aluminum shoe.
My one had a troubleshoot. I used maybe 20 times probably it was good when using 12 times but after that it was heated very fast and broken the 5 batteries. We just claimed to dewalt.
Wow that's not good. Thanks for the feedback
Looking at this and the Milwaukee ....still on the fence..
I haven't used the mikwaukee, but this is definitely a cool saw
@@ToolReviewZone yes Acme tools has this with a free battery.....great deal ...
You said it was chincey then it was solid. From 1 to 10 how solid is it please. Thanks for the vid.
Hey Michael, compared to the big boys like the flex volt and Makita 36v, it's about a 7. Its built solid, but nothing like those are
Tool Review Zone thanks alot.
The guard is chintzy. Just plastic. We use and abuse these every day at work. They hold up well
Small stuff it’s perfect plus blade left👍🏻👍🏻
I use to work on the tracks sheeting houses and used this saw to rip cut plywood all day. Guys would talk shit about my saw calling it a toy but everytime i left my cutting area to hang up my sheets of plywood i could hear guys walking up to my saw and trying it out jaja
I have that exact saw, it's awesome!
Thanks for the feedback Rick. I figured there would be a few that had this. It's a tough little saw for sure
For sure
TRZ!!!! Nice video Bro 👍
Thanks brother
I love my 566 saw
After one minute I learned this is not the tool to get!
Thanks!
That’s the dcs393 not the dcs391. You’re title is wrong
Weird, they must have marked it wrong on the saw itself too
The only difference is the stamped shoe, the 391B is magnesium. Everything else is the same.
@@EliteDadBod Are they both able to stop as quickly as on this vid? I read a review that said the electric brake was only on the 393, not 391.
@@pumpumcheezy 391 has a brake too, the 393 was just a package deal.
@@EliteDadBod yes, I just found out recently, as I just bought the dcs391 😅🙌
Ppl tell me this saw sucks n it's underpowered..
Underpowered?? Maybe...
I say it's still WAY faster and easier than an old school hand saw lol
Its definitely not as powerful as the sexy flexy, but it will definitely get some work done Chris!
Does an amazing job actually.
That's what I was talking about
What's up Moises!
Will this 6 1/2 cut through a regular 2x4 ? Asking before I buy it , thanks I’m advance 😁
It will cut through it fine. But I don't find my 391 to be particularly powerful and I'd say you can tell it is "working hard" to cut through large dimensional lumber like that.
lowside67 I see that now lol cuts through the 2x4 with no problem as long as the battery is fully charged . Really struggles with the 2x6 I’ve noticed even with my big 9ah battery tho
That is a good saw
Sure us buddy
Your the bro kabooooooooom thats for a graet show
Haha
our company uses this saw. its very good and cuts almost like a corded one.
It’s, 393.
Trz you need to come back to the light side and leave those dark evil tool alone before one blows up on your and I don't want you to get hurt
Lol, I have to run this by ren first. He seems to have hacked into the depot system and added all Dewalt tools
Still have a few more coming your way buddy
Hey dude great work tell Renaissance stop sending you dwarf tools take care of the kids in the wifey and take care of yourself too catch you on your next one bud
I told him KONAMAN, but he wont listen lol
Title says 391 and you talk about the 393
391b is the one that doesn't come in the kit (tool only version), 393 comes in the combo kit. The only difference between them is the shoe, the 391b's shoe is lighter and more durable. ruclips.net/video/pI4n9oEpwMA/видео.html
Jacob Dixon I may be wrong on this, but I believe that the 393 is made in the USA where the 391 is made in Mexico. Sure wish the 393 was made with the Magnesium shoe. I’d like to support American Made anywhere possible.
When will dewalt come out with a improved 6.5? This thing can’t hang boi
Nice review sir, but cut the rock music if you will. In Christ Jesus.
What would you like me to play Saved?
@@ToolReviewZone I would like you to get saved, Sure! Herein lies an invitation!
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Tell you what, I'll compromise and play some Creed next time buddy
@@ToolReviewZone I don't even know what Creed is.. I forget that this is your channel, sorry.. maybe at least lower it? Nonetheless, great review of this DeWalt saw. Take care. In Christ Jesus.
No problem buddy. To be honest, I have to have some type of background music or the video is to flat. Needs to be broken up a bit buddy
Dewalt ain't the same anymore I gave all my dewalt to my brother in law I am using all ridgid ryobi and Milwaukee dewalt were the king of power tools but not anymore
Daniel Gomez this is one of the last few good ones cheese tools makes.
I really like the flex volt stuff, but I know what you mean
Tool Review Zone I’ve had bad luck with their warranty I have proof of purchase and it’s the only brand I had that overheated drills
Ridgid probably has the best warranty on the market today. Not to impressed with the dewalt drills. Overheating seems to be a real problem for them
I have a brushed hammer drill from ridgid from a kit that’s LSA I took it into Home Depot for service and now I’m waiting for it to be returned to me in my hands it’s just my experience with dewalt I know there are a lot of fans of dewalt!
It's okay except that it's a left hand saw.
Inches" lol - dark ages
This sAw is surprisingly powerful for being entry level but it burns through batteries like there nothing compared to the more expensive models even with a huge battery it last no time but it’s still a really great light duty saw