Price: $159.00 - $99.00
(as of Dec 03, 2024 00:41:33 UTC – Details)
The DCS391B 20V MAX* 6-1/2-inch circular saw with a 6-1/2-inch carbide tipped blade operates on a powerful 5150 rpm motor with a 0 to 50-degree bevel capacity on a lightweight and durable magnesium shoe of the DEWALT 20V cordless circular saw.
5150 RPM motor of DEWALT circular saw delivers power and speed to make the most demanding cuts with ease
High strength and lightweight magnesium shoe of the corded circular saw provides jobsite durability for long-term cut accuracy
Optimized rubber overmolded comfort grip of the compact circular saw delivers optimal balance and control
0-50 degree bevel capacity allows for aggressive bevel cuts for a multitude of applications
6-1/2-inch carbide-tipped blade for cutting 2 times material at 90 degree and 45 degree and more cuts per charge
Customers say
Customers like the functionality, ease of use, and weight of the saw. They mention it works well, is easy to control, and is portable. Some are also happy with the value for money and cordless design. However, some customers differ on the battery life and build quality.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
Michal –
Powerful, Precise, and Perfect for DIY Projects
The DEWALT 20V MAX Circular Saw is a game-changer! Itâs lightweight but packs a punch, cutting through wood like butter with its 6-1/2-inch blade. The power is impressive, and the saw is easy to handle, even for someone like me whoâs not a pro. The bevel adjustments are simple, and I love how accurate my cuts are. Itâs perfect for small to medium DIY projects, and the 20V battery lasts longer than I expected. Overall, an excellent tool for anyone looking to step up their home improvement game!
Stephen –
Great Saw
The DEWALT 20V MAX Circular Saw is amazxing. Itâs lightweight and it cuts through wood with ease. The power is impressive, and the saw is easy to handle. Overall, an excellent tool.
DB62 –
Profesional Quality Skill Saw!!! (At a Great Price)
This skill saw is a great addition to DeWalts 20V Max line of tools.My first reaction after using this skill saw for a while, was just WOW, this thing is Amazing!!!The motor they use is smooth as silk, and powerful.I was hoping to wait till DeWalt incorporated there brushless motor into this skill saw.But I needed it, so I bought it. Man am I happy I did, I really LOVE this skill saw!This is a superb saw!It has all of the features and power of a Top Quality corded skill saw, and it’s light weight, with the 4Ah & 5Ah batteries, it does the work of a heavy duty skill saw.I’ve been in construction since 1980, and have used most all light and heavy duty power tools. This Skill Saw ranks among the best I’ve used, in cordless saws.Just remember your blade choice is the most important factor in how effective this saw will perform. Please see my blade recommendation below.Others have commented on it’s longevity with there batteries (1.5Ah & 2Ah batteries), regarding they drain fast. The smaller DeWalt batteries are going to drain faster. This skill saw is powerful, and puts a heavy load on the batteries. With this saw, you need the High Capacity 4Ah & 5Ah batteries (model 204 & 205). This saw will work with any and all of DeWalts 20V Max batteries, but the lower capacity batteries aren’t recommended.I only use DeWalts 4.0Ah and 5.0Ah batteries, and with those, I can use this skill saw all day long, with 1 battery lasting most of the day, and usually all of the day.Features:-This skill saw has a blade break, which is a very nice feature in any skill saw. As soon as you release the trigger, the break engages, and stops the blade from spinning within seconds.-This skill saw also directs the cut material away from the user, and away from your line of sight.-This skill saw has the ability to cut from a directly perpendicular (90 degrees), and also can cut up to a 50 degree angle.-This is a nice light weight skill saw, and that greatly cuts the fatigue you would feel from using a traditional skill saw, all day long.-This skill saw allows for a direct line of sight to the blade and working surface. This is much like the design of a worm drive saw (a Roofers Saw), the design of most all other skill saws have the motor and the blade on opposite sides, so the skill saw operator would need to look over the top of the saw, to see his work surface. This is Not the case with this DeWalt Skill Saw!-The front and the main handle has a rubber over mold, and this gives the operator a great and comfortable grip on the skill saw. This makes it safer, and easier to control.Blade choice is important!-This skill saw uses a standard 5/8ths inch arbor, which gives the owner a wide selection of blade choices.There is a LOT of new blades out today that use think kerf cuts. This means the width of the cut is very thin, usually about 1/16th of an inch thick. Just know that these are basically cheap, and throw away blades.You also need to know, the thinner the tooth, the faster it will dull.-Please see Blade recommendation below-This blade here: Vermont American 6-1/2-Inch 40T Smooth Cut Carbide Teeth Circular Saw Blade, is one of the best blades you can buy for this saw. It’s an extremely high quality blade, and the same blades that I use professionally, every day. It can be resharpened many times before needing replacement. It’s very sharp, and uses very high quality carbide teeth.I Very Highly recommend this saw blade!To end, this DeWalt skill saw is a Professional Quality skill saw, and will last you for many many years.Everything about this skill saw is very high quality, and built very well.Very Highly Recommended!!!
jessica bonin –
The best purchase
I love how lightweight, compact, and powerful this little saw is. As a small build person, It has been really easy to use. Good quality for the price, I love deWalt tools. I love the cordless aspect so i can take around the property and use wherever.
Tracy Thayer –
Saw blade
This saw is awesome. Itâs the third one Iâve bought. Only problem is the cheap blade they send with it. It didnât even make it 2 days. Itâs so thin it warps and makes a saw kerf about 1/4â wide
GBen024 –
My DIY Buddy
Have you ever made an Amazon purchase, and it just felt right? I mean REALLY felt right? Well, thatâs where Iâm at with this purchase.Before my new buddy, I was using a 20 year old Ryobi that never really clicked with me. It had a battery that seemed to never be enough. It never made it through a sheet of plywood. Then I made this purchase and the skies opened up and the heavens sang.Iâm just an average, lightweight, easy-going DIY-er, cutting sheets of plywood, 2×4âs and the occasional thicker board, but this saw is so impressive to me. Itâs well-made, fits perfect in my hand and has never let me down when needed. Iâve never once wondered if I could make it through a job.
D. Gould –
More power than I expected. Professional quality.
For years, I’ve resisted buying a cordless circular saw based on my experience with one 20 years ago, when they first came out. The old Makita system just didn’t have the balls to last long enough for professional use. How times have changed….I’m a part time home improvement carpenter, and have had my Dewalt 20vMAX cordless for about a month. I purchased the “Tool only” version, and added 2 of the new 5amp hour batteries to go with it. I went with “tool only” based on some reading here that the tools included in many combo deals are not the same as buying the tool only, and I know for sure that is true with this saw.I have used this on a few framing jobs, and mostly on interior trim work, cutting lots of 1x pine moulding and 5/4 pine too. We did a job with all PVC Azack trim, and it cuts that stuff like butter. Just today, I had to rip 16′ of 1×6, and this saw never even slowed down. At the end of the job, I checked the battery life and it still showed full. This saw is nice and lightweight compared to a standard plug in 71/2″ saw. Obviously, it won’t cut as deep, but it easily cuts through 2×4. I would guess you could crosscut 100 2×4 studs or more before needing to swap batteries. It easily cuts 3/4″ CDX plywood too.I find this saw very well balanced in my hand, and cutting a straight line is effortless. Working on a ladder is also much easier as it is lightweight compared to a full circular saw.Overall, I am very impressed with this, and it’s now my go-to circular saw for most jobs. So much easier than stretching out a cord.NOTE: the blade supplied with the saw isn’t very good, so get the Diablo http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00008WQ2P/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 to put on.PROS: lightweight and great balance for cutting Powerful enough to cut wet 2×4 fir studs Long lasting with 5AH batteries Well placed angle and depth adjustment locks Very accurate notch to show the left side of the blade All around sturdy and quality builtCONS: Blade is on the left of motor (like a worm drive), might bother some people A secondary lockout button that must be pushed before you can pull the trigger; didn’t bother me but bugs the hell out of my brother Tool only means just that: they don’t even include the rip guideI wouldn’t break this saw out in the morning when starting to frame an entire house or roof, but for paneling, small framing, moulding and plywood, this is a great option.
bernie –
These little saws are awesome for smaller jobs around the house. Very handy and quite strong.
Joaquin –
Excelente potencia y eficiencia
Ricardo –
Exelente herramienta
Michael John Willington –
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Frank Bogdan –
Well I broke down and bought this 6 1/2″ Dewaldt saw to use with my existing diy tracksawless track. I had to do a slight modification to the saw base, no big deal. And I lose about 3/4 inch in cutting depth, again, no big deal as I only use this to break down 4 by 8 sheets of plywood. No cord to accidentally cut, the dealbreaker. Works great and is a lot lighter than my 7 1/4 corded saw.