DEWALT20V MAX XR Reciprocating Saw, Compact, Bare Tool Only (DCS367B)

This product is the DeWALT 20V MAX XR Reciprocating Saw. It is part of DeWALT’s line of 20V Max tools and it employs a brushless motor for power and efficiency. The tool can use any of DeWALT’s 20V MAX batteries including the lithium pouch-cell PowerStack batteries and the new 8.0Ah PowerPack battery with the tab-less lithium-ion battery cells. This tool has an LED light built into the front of the tool to illuminate the work area. It has a variable speed trigger switch and motor so that the exact speed needed can be selected by the user. The saw blade has a stroke of 1-⅛ inches and a speed of up to 2,900 strokes per minute. The tool utilizes a quick-change blade capability thanks to the keyless blade clamp. The saw is 14.5” long and is capable of fitting between wall studs that are 16-inches on center. The saw weighs five pounds without a battery attached.I purchased this tool through the Amazon Resale site and it was described as “Looks and functions as if it were new. Moderate packaging damage observed during inspection.” When I received the product, it was repackaged much better that it would have been packaged from the factory. The Amazon Resale folks used expanding foam inside of plastic bags to encapsulate and cushion the tool from damage during transport. The tool itself was in perfect condition when it arrived and the factory-supplied manual in its original zip-lock bag was included. The tool now resides in a custom-fitted polypropylene case and has its own pair of 20V MAX batteries. I am happy to have been able to increase my collection of DeWALT power tools and I am very happy with this particular tool.

This saw is nice and compact and very powerful. I love the four-way chuck. This is replacing my old corded recip, and it had that feature, and the side blade release. It does seem to vibrate a lot more than any of my other recip saws, but we'll see, I just got it! I think my 8 Ah, or maybe the 5 Ah Power Stack will be the battery I use.

Really can’t go wrong with Dewalt XR Max tools. I own a ton of these DeWalt XR Max tools for and use them daily. I love the short base and the ability to flip the blade around in the other direction. Solid performance and solid build quality as your would expect from DeWalt. If you aren’t in a hurry, you can regularly find these on sale which makes them a great value for the money spent, especially compared to another “red M” brand. If you are looking for a tool that ups your home improvement or professional game, this is it.

Perfect for processing wild game in field

It's a DeWALT! In my opinion , They make the best tools all around. Cordless or corded. This tool is very powerful and the quick blade change is a snap. Back in 1994 When I bought my first house, I went to H.D. and bought some Porta Cable corded Tools. Circular saw, reciprocating saw, and a jig saw. These tools were the best tools that I could have purchased back then. They were all made in the USA! Getting back to DeWALT, You can not go wrong. Some time back I purchased a Half inch DeWALT hammer drill from Amazon. I remember it being a very good deal Price wise. I also remember reading a review about there being rust on the tongs inside the chuck. and how this reviewer thought Amazon was selling a defective batch of these drills at a discount. This is not rust. It is the color of the high strength steel that they use. The power of this drill is unbelievable! I still have my 14.4 volt 1/2 inch Dewalt drill driver. After changing the brushes once, It is still going strong!

Since I'm not out in the field remodeling and renovating any longer I use my older nicad pod style cordless tools to do work around the house and in the yard, I recently purchased an adaptor that converts the old pod style tool so that it uses the new lithium ion batteries.My DeWalt recip saw is 16 years old and this adaptor made it sing like a new tool, but while out trimming limbs it just stopped working. Something is broken inside, not repairable so I had to start looking for a new one on Amazon. After some research on the web I found 2 that I liked and weren't too expensive, I chose the compact recip saw as it is a bit lighter in weight and a few inches shorter than the other traditional style and can be used one handed.It arrived this morning and I took it outside and started using it right away cutting small limbs from a fallen tree branch. Indeed I can use it with one hand, light and powerful with those new batteries, one thing l noticed right away is that the foot that is supposed to pivot is very stiff and hard to move. I will most likely have to put some WD on it to get it loosened up, I also think the price point is too high for a smaller less powerful recip saw. It is 400 RPM's slower and a few ounces lighter than a traditional saw.It fits well in my hand but if it is pushed hard and one is not wearing gloves this saw's handle will leave blisters on the area between the thumb and index finger.The saw performed well through many hours of cutting limbs and pruning out in the hot Texas sun, and all can do is hope it lasts as long as my old one.

This thing is a little monster, I mean it has power, a lot of it. More than the large bulky one I had.Easy to hold and use, just make sure you are holding on to it.

Love this saw, packs the same punch as a full size model but stores a lot easier and fits in tighter spaces. Has plenty of power to cut large lumber or heavy steel. Still going strong after lots of abuse