DeWalt 20V MAX 4-1/2IN CORDLESS CIRCULAR SAW

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Yellow and Black, when you see these colors you know you're getting a quality and powerful Dewalt tool. This 4 1/2 saw is the best with easy grip and control. The Atomic Lines is the best compact tool line out there!

Awesome convenience!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have about every Dewalt 20v tool and some 60v and 120v and thought I was good on cordless tools. Then I tried one of these little bad boys, and think I'm gonna have to add to my collection

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've used this guy for a few demo projects and it never failed to preform well

Love the ability to have saw on your tool belt and one handed use. No more waiting for cuts . I can do it myself without a man below. Saves me man power and time. Great tool for the job site. Very impressed with this tool.

Bought this to replace full size circular saw,and it has performed well. Only draw back for me is the friction fit hose adapter that continously came off the tool when hooked up to the vacuum. A 1" diameter gear clamp solved this issue and it stays on fine now.

Nice balance, very handy. But I bought it to do the odd 2x4 on top of sheets (which is what it's actually good for). It will do 99% of a 2x4 with a whisper of a grain left. Why it's not 4-3/4 I couldn't tell you. And yes the plate is as fully opened to zero degrees as it can be. The edge of the plate is far from the blade too, conventionally. So close to being super useful. Only marginally useful.

I wanted to love this saw. I even asked for it for my birthday. It is great for thin stock like a 1x2 but it binds up constantly on anything bigger. I'm going it three stars because it's easy for me to use with one hand, and it really is nice for small cuts on thin stock like trim.

I bought this saw in October 2020 and finally put it to use this spring. My initial impressions were positive, but after using it for a while, I'm disappointed. I thought I could get used to the left-cut saw (after using a right-cut saw). Still not used to positioning the off-cut side on the left. When cutting thin material with the depth of cut set to a shallow cut, I do not like the ergonomics of the grinder-style handle. I find any slight movement of my wrist causes me to either go off the cut line or cause my cut to not be square. If I could send it back, and get a 7 1/4" saw I would, but I'm past the return period.