DEWALT Mini Compact Circular Saw | DCS571N UK Tool Review

[@Bacrenfencing]

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[@tiggerontiveros1]

*Probably one of my most used **MyBest.Tools** cordless tools. Plenty of power when used with the 5.0Am Lithium Ion Batteries. Awesome cordless circular saw. Would highly recommend!*

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks for sharing

[@adrianfowles7250]

Thank you! Just showed me everything I need to know about the tool. Best review I've seen!

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks Adrian, I am glad this was helpful to you. Thanks for the comment 👍

[@wayne7096]

Brilliant video. My brother has a cheapie version just for doing batchrooms. Ive got a De Walt 18v Drill combo set and having just done some fencing at my sisters house, setting up the chop saw and power cable was a pain, but I needed it to square up those horizontal boards meeting at the posts. Your idea of trimming them in situ was great. I'm doing loft boarding in another daughters house next week and this would be ideal. Thanks for your great review.

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks very much for the comment, I am glad the video was helpful - thanks again !

[@josefbuckland]

Love that ding at the end like the fight bell on every toob vid I have seen of this in action

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks for the comment ! 👍

[@Smart_fix]

Great information I’m plumber and got makita corded one which is too big and heavy, you helped me to get right one now 🙂 thanks for sharing buddy 👍🏼🙂

[@Bacrenfencing]

Glad I could help!

[@tinaboulton8711]

Thank you for showing the plunge cuts; that's exactly what I needed to see in action. This will be my first power tool (other than a drill), and I'll be using it to cut holes in the floorboards to access the bottom of my boat. It feels a lot less intimidating than a full circular saw.

[@Bacrenfencing]

It's a brilliant little saw, I am sure you will love it. Thanks for the comment !

[@pb9926]

Looks a fantastic tool - great honest review too. I'm on the deWalt 18v platform so it will be definitely on my shopping list. Great job Sir

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks PB, Yes, it is a great tool if you have a need for a smaller more nimble circular saw. One of the best tools I have bought in a long time. Thanks for the comment ! 👍

[@pb9926]

@@Bacrenfencing It looks a better tool for floorboards - I currently use my multitool for cutting access points, and although the multitool is great it can be slow and VERY ! noisey. Amazing what products are available to us now days, we are very spoilt indeed.

[@Bacrenfencing]

@@pb9926 Same here PB, used to use multi tool but as you say, the noise is deafening and also can be sore on the hands with all that vibration. Not used the new saw on floorboards / chipboard yet, but I am sure it will be used for that very soon !

[@T.K.9]

These tools are getting more epic as time goes by! Really good for work or DIY homesteading builds. Thanks for sharing! and all the example of cuts it can do! +sub

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks for the comment and sub !

[@josefbuckland]

Yes the visibility the size it’s all a winner for me I agree the big ones are just never winners for me I don’t build houses and do stuff but small jobs like plunge cut to drop in a sink or just quick cuts here and there much easier. Great opinion vid

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks Josef, yes, I am the same as you and use this for the smaller more intricate cuts, it is a great machine ! Thanks for the comment, much appreciated 👍

[@josefbuckland]

@@Bacrenfencing INTIMIDATING is the word I would use to for circular. I did try a smaller one once from makita once spun slowest and you could see .the guards which you always must have can get in the way like the dewalt table saw I know it’s wrong but it seems safer to use without the Saftey guard. I love my jigsaw because I can see it all and have complete control but it’s SLOW hence the need for this beauty ordered the other day looking forward to playing with it soon

[@skyelark155]

Is it big enough to cut through decking boards and composite decking

[@Bacrenfencing]

Yes, it is, I have used it for that myself

[@leer774]

Awesome vid just what I was looking for cheers... Can't wait for mine to come! 🤗

[@Bacrenfencing]

Thanks Lee, you will love it, they are fantastic, I hardly ever use my big circular saw now, I prefer to use this ! Thanks again for the comment 👍😎

[@leer774]

@@Bacrenfencing you was right what an awesome tool great blades too 👍🏻

[@Bacrenfencing]

@@leer774 Thanks Lee, I love mine, hardly ever use my big circular saw now - the mini is a great tool !

[@carnagemetalclub]

I have one its a little beast, very heavy but very accurate. When Ive time I'm going to make a perspex base for it to work with a track and keep it for sheet materials as its 2mm too shallow for studding plus I've the flexvolt monster anyway

[@Bacrenfencing]

Yes, they are great. Good idea re. the perspex base and track, could be a great little track saw. Thanks for the comment 👍

[@carnagemetalclub]

@@Bacrenfencing when I eventually get around to it I'll let you know the result. Worth a go, nothing to lose bar a couple hours of time really. Im thinking with the extra 10 to 15mm needed for base and track it'll be nicer to use without having the cut angle so high for 18mm rips

[@user-pf5xq3lq8i]

For cutting out single sockets, is the cut too long? Would I be better with a multitool? What's it like on brick concrete?

[@Bacrenfencing]

You would be better with a multi tool for cutting out sockets, not tried it on brick, but assume it would be fine. Thanks for the comment !

[@MrJohnnynapalm7]

Good, practical review - thanks for sharing 👍

[@Bacrenfencing]

Glad it was helpful Paul, I am actually using this today to cut out some rotten decking boards, excellent tool ! 👍😎

[@voodoobantu758]

Thankyou, excellent review, going to buy one thanks to you 👍

[@Bacrenfencing]

Hope you enjoy it and thanks for the comment. It is an excellent little saw. 👍

[@kevinlevi95]

If you had to only get one circular saw, would you choose this one or a full size one? Not really for professional purposes, just DYI stuff

[@Bacrenfencing]

Hi Kevin, if it is just DIY around the house, then probably best with a full size version for the simple fact that they are half the price and do the same job. In saying that, if you just want a small compact saw and price is not an issue, then definitely go for this as it is a lot easier to use. Thanks for the comment.

[@segagagagagagaga]

Are there any blades with over 24 teeth that you can recommend?

[@Bacrenfencing]

I'm not sure, I just use the standard blade as it suits my needs.

[@raj080288]

does it cut at any other angles other than 45 degrees?

[@Bacrenfencing]

Yes

[@GajahMengaumTheBruce]

this same unit is compatible with 20v batteries right?

[@Bacrenfencing]

Yes

[@GajahMengaumTheBruce]

@@Bacrenfencing Thank you!

[@GajahMengaumTheBruce]

I ordered the solo unit from Amazon US last night and decided to post a question about battery compatibility. Stanley and Black & Decker replied saying that tools that are sold in the US are not compatible with batteries made for UK and Europe market. I am still puzzled but I canceled the order.

[@Bacrenfencing]

In the UK the batteries are 18v and in the us they are 20v. Just make sure whatever version of multi tool you buy that it is either 18v or 20v. If you already have 20v batteries for instance, buy the 20v version of the multi tool and vice versa. Hope this helps clarify ?

[@Ecjbrillantes]

Hello sir, can use my 18v. Xr battery 4ah on this tools?

[@Bacrenfencing]

Hello, yes, you can use 18v XR batteries on this tool. Thanks for the comment.

[@animal79thecat]

Im interested! Only Powertoolmate seem to be selling them on ebay tho?

[@Bacrenfencing]

Yes, they are fairly hard to source but well worth the money if you can get one - thanks for the comment ! 👍

[@jasonfields7058]

can you get blades for this so that it cuts metal?

[@Bacrenfencing]

I am not sure Jason, I have not seen any to be honest - thanks for the comment 👍

[@AlwaysBonpoint]

I need to know the answer too

[@Bacrenfencing]

@@AlwaysBonpoint Having looked at it, I think you can, I think the code is DW9052.........but you would need to make sure it is compatible before purchasing

[@AlwaysBonpoint]

@@Bacrenfencing Thankyou for the swift reply. I've tried and failed to find a metal/multi material cutting blade with a bore of 9.5 and diameter of 115mm.

[@Bacrenfencing]

@@AlwaysBonpoint Apologies, my mistake. I have also failed to find any......not sure they are available. I will message the Dewalt rep on instagram, they will know for sure !

[@cantstopwontstop6080]

Mine didnt come with a battery so i use the ones for my drill do u know anything about the 60v flexvoly batteries i get alot of mixed reviews what battery do u suggest?

[@Bacrenfencing]

Hi, here in the UK we use 18v and 54v flexvolt which are the equivalent of 20v and 60v in the US. I usually use my circular saw with 5AH 18v batteries but do on occasion use 6AH 54v flexvolt batteries when doing a lot of heavy duty cuts. If using 20v flexvolt, I would recommend the 6ah as opposed to the 9AH because it is smaller but still produces a lot of power. I hope this helps ? 👍

[@cantstopwontstop6080]

Thank you for the reply man i appreciate it and i am going to go with the 6ah you seem like a reputable guy i was going to go with the 12ah but its a bit more expensive and yes this helped alot thanks again

[@Bacrenfencing]

@@cantstopwontstop6080 The 6AH is a good choice, you will get on well with that one. I think the 12AH would be too heavy and bulky. All the best !

[@ipod1978]

Solid video pal, been flirting with this for a while myself and watched folks rate this. Would be a home run if it was 125mm. Any issues you’ve encountered with it having used it for a while now?

[@Bacrenfencing]

It depends on what your main use will be for the tool. The thing I love about it is it is so well balanced and great for one handed operation. No issues with it, it is a great bit of kit. Thanks for the comment 👍

[@ipod1978]

@@Bacrenfencing Gentleman thanks. Ordered one a few days ago, just need to hide it from the missus when it arrives

[@multi-mason]

Maybe I missed it, but I think you forgot to mention max cutting depth. I’m guessing about 2 inches?

[@Bacrenfencing]

Apologies, I don't think I mentioned it, it is 38mm depth of cut on this.

[@paul_my_plumbs_uk]

A pity it isn't green and has metabo on it 😍😍😍💪💪💪

[@Bacrenfencing]

Good old black and yellow for me...........got enough batteries to power a small village !!! 👍😜

[@paulatylisz8549]

Looks good

[@Bacrenfencing]

It is

[@sidwills]

First the Stihl auger and now this?! You're costing me a lot of money! Most likely saving me a lot of time and energy though. Looks like a good tool... Have you ever hit anything with small nails/pins in?

[@Bacrenfencing]

😂😂 Yes, the Auger is brilliant and the circular saw really is fantastic (depending on your particular application). Both tools are well worth the money in my opinion. I have to say that I hardly ever use my large circular saw now, I always reach for the compact ! Thanks for the comment ! 👍😀

[@davidplenderleith4176]

Looks gid mate

[@Bacrenfencing]

Cheers David ! 👍

[@stuarttrowbridge6723]

"I'll show you how quickly it will cut fence boards" then speeds video up hahaha. Nice little saw thought

[@Bacrenfencing]

you noticed 😂👍

[@gregc.9313]

Perfect for the zombie apocalypse

[@Bacrenfencing]

yep !

[@Kes.Bakass]

Tris skillsaw don't cut 45% angle, that's cut most important, for flooring, and architraves😢

[@Bacrenfencing]

My one cuts at 45 degrees - not sure what you mean ?

[@severinolourenco8943]

Eu quero compra mada ó Linkin

[@Bacrenfencing]

Link is in the description. Thanks

[@tedmaxeffs]

as good as it is , too heavy , and thats without the battery attached , if i used the belt hook it would have pulled my trousers down , sent mine back

[@Bacrenfencing]

I have used mine constantly and love it, but then again, I don't tend to hang it off a belt . I use mine more like a circular saw which I do not tend to attach to myself. I guess if you are framing or roofing, then there would be a need to use the belt hook but not for me. Thanks for the comment and I am sorry the tool did not suit your needs 👍