The new DCS570

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JronmanMember since May 2016

I just watched a video on the new brushless 20v circular saw. Possibly the most powerful circular saw in an 18/20max platform? Protoolreviews says so. If I feel the need to get a circular saw in addition to my planned flexvolt track saw purchase I may consider this over the flexvolt even. I like blade right saws. As a left hander it is easier for me to use a blade right saw. I used the brushed 20v max circular saw a guy at work has and it had plenty of power especially when I plugged a flexvolt battery in it. Flexvolt would be overkill for my needs. 

 

 

 

 

BremonMember since Dec 2014

FlexVolt costs what, $20 extra? When you’re already planning on having the FlexVolt track saw I really don’t see the point of not getting the 575. This saw is nice, but not nice enough to deny yourself the best lol. 

JimboS1iceMember since Sep 2015

Bremon wrote:

7 hours ago, Bremon said:

FlexVolt costs what, $20 extra? When you’re already planning on having the FlexVolt track saw I really don’t see the point of not getting the 575. This saw is nice, but not nice enough to deny yourself the best lol. 

If your staying pure 20v its not a bad set up, but I hear ya dumb the way they went about it, typical Dewalt

Framer joeMember since Nov 2016

I’m getting it just to have it..but the flex is king still…..but I see if you don’t need alll that power and want to save weight by using a 5ah battery…but if your using a flex battery on it then might as well get the flex…

BremonMember since Dec 2014

And as soon as you put the new XR6.0 20v battery on it how much weight are you really saving. This isn’t an impact where a couple ounces is a noticeable percentage of the tool weight. 

Hugh JassMember since Feb 2015

I just want that rear handled unit…20v or Flex I don’t care. As Bremon says it’s not exactly logical unless you’re intentionally staying away from Flex. 

overanalyzeMember since Oct 2011

Can you put the base from the Europe 54v model that runs on a track??

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midogrumpyMember since Jan 2010

yes, you can

but the dcs576N ist exact the circ. saw that has the base for a rail

 

cheers

JronmanMember since May 2016

would be cool to convert the base of the North American version flex circ saw to a track compatible base. 

Woodworker antMember since Jun 2017

Hi can somone help, ive tried contacting DeWalt several times with no clear answer. When will or how can I get hold of the new DCS 570 B 20V circular saw? I cant find it anywhere accept on Amazon as part of a combo kit DCK 483D2  $399 even that is now unavailable? My other problem is I live in Thailand and ebay or US customs or the airlines, wont ship DCS 575 60v max circular saw due apparently to risk of explosion of the lithium batteries, strange as all my 20v max tools which consist of 2 drills and a jig saw were shipped recently with no issues. I actually had a 60v dcs 575 on its way and it was stopped at the ebay GSP center? I got my money back but really wanted that saw . So I saw the pro tool youtube review of the DCS 570 20v , great I thought order the bare tool DCS 570B as I have 3 20vmax 6 amph batteries already problem solved. But no because I cant find the DCS 570 for sale anywhere? Thailand has very limited stock of DeWalt models? So can any one help me find either the Dewalt dcs 575 T1 which can be shipped to Thailand or the DCS 570 B 20v max for sale somwhere? As many of you know once you have used DeWalt tools nothing else will Do. It just a pain getting the 60v platform shipped to Thailand? And i cant find the dcs 570 anywhere?

JronmanMember since May 2016

I posted in your other post I hope it helps or at least I tried to help.

overanalyzeMember since Oct 2011

Mine is coming! Can’t wait to use it!

framerMember since Jan 2011

this is pretty much identical to the flexvolt saw, except for the battery.

i really dont like the right blade.  i also hate the high position of the handle.  even i (who’s framed hundreds of units) cant cut a line straight sometimes with this saw, especially with the depth adjustment set high, which moves the handle more forward and akward.

i wish dewalt would have a left blade brushless saw already.

BremonMember since Dec 2014

Wait I would guess 6 months @framer, if you like Makitas you’ll like Dewalt’s. 

overanalyzeMember since Oct 2011

Bremon wrote:

Wait I would guess 6 months [mention=44933]framer[/mention], if you like Makitas you’ll like Dewalt’s. 


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BremonMember since Dec 2014

Not really, but a picture of a Dewalt FlexVolt rear handle saw leaked and some wiser people than me had said Q4 of this year. I’d bet money we will see it formally announced at the media event in August. 

framerMember since Jan 2011

overanalyze wrote:

28 minutes ago, overanalyze said:

 


Do you know something?

 

read here

 

overanalyzeMember since Oct 2011

Sweet! Looks like that could be my first Flexvolt tool..

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midogrumpyMember since Jan 2010

is the picture still available somewhere ?

model number ?

framerMember since Jan 2011

midogrumpy wrote:

19 minutes ago, midogrumpy said:

is the picture still available somewhere ?

model number ?

click on the link i posted just above.  its not a great pic though.

midogrumpyMember since Jan 2010

thx

found it

 

==> take “credit” and start a new thread with that pic and the model number and release date;

 

that way the product will be a bit better streamlined

 

thx

overanalyzeMember since Oct 2011

Cutting depth is 2-9/16″…will make cutting i-joists so much nicer. Feels balanced…about the same weight as the Milwaukee 6.5″. One negative is no rafters hook. Good sightlines to the blade. 57 degree bevel capabilities! Could have used that earlier this week.[External image (uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied][External image (uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com), not copied]

BremonMember since Dec 2014

It’s a 575 with a different motor isn’t it? The same depth of cut and bevel aren’t too surprising, but are nice. 

overanalyzeMember since Oct 2011

Bremon wrote:

It’s a 575 with a different motor isn’t it? The same depth of cut and bevel aren’t too surprising, but are nice. 

Yes I believe so.

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JronmanMember since May 2016

It is mostly the same saw but it does have a few differences. Less power, a few differences in looks which don’t affect function, and supposedly less friction on the base.

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Hit record. We’ll handle the rest.

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