| Product Description: | DCS438B: Cut a wide range of tough materials with the 20V MAX* XR (R) Brushless 3 in. Cut-Off Tool. With a no-load speed of 20,000 rpm, this durable tool is designed to cut through a variety of materials like metal, tile, stone, plastic, and drywall/fiber cement. You won't waste time hunting for a hex wrench thanks to the onboard storage and spindle lock which enable quick wheel changes. With both forward and reverse capability, you can conveniently change the direction of the cut depending on the application. The included dust shroud with adjustable shoe and AirLock (TM) connection allows for convenient attachment to DEWALT extractors, while the integrated LED lets you work in dark spaces. This versatile tool is Lanyard Ready (TM) Capable to protect against drops, and is Chip-Ready to allow tracking via the TOOL CONNECT (TM) System (chip and lanyard sold separately). DCB206C: This battery pack will let your DEWALT 20-Volt Tools keep working longer between charges. The 6.0 Amp hour capacity provides extended run time. To be used with your 20-Volt MAX tools and accessories. Includes (1) charger. Includes DCS438B and DCB206C. |
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Then you have a set that is much more likely in stock, easier to return (and exchange) if you have an issue with an item, have a large selection of tools and don't have to search around, and can be return hacked to better prices.
I own one and almost never use it. It's not particularly good at anything in particular. I tried using it to cut copper pipe, plywood, even drywall. IMO it lacks torque. I'd return it if I could
I own one and almost never use it. It's not particularly good at anything in particular. I tried using it to cut copper pipe, plywood, even drywall. IMO it lacks torque. I'd return it if I could
Sounds like you might not be using that tool correctly. This tool is perfect for things like precision trims, small cuts, quick cuts, and hard to reach areas. In the door and frame industry we use it quite often and it comes in super handy. Almost all my coworkers have one and I would definitely recommend it if you're in any kind of trades. Specifically on its own it's never going to take the place of any other kind of cutter( ie sawzall's, circular saws, etc) but it's very handy to have around when you need to make a quick cut and not pull out the big tools.