BLACK+DECKER BDCCS20B Cordless 20-volt Circular Saw

[@richardwikert6503]

Wonderful video. Happy new year!

[@davegnarlsson4344]

I need to point out an error. When you are changing blades remove the battery. Also, you should press on the blade lock button while tightening or loosening the lock screw.

[@BassocantorReviews]

Thank you for your great comment! Best, Chris

[@TucoJames]

It was very helpful ..Thank you !!

[@zapwhampow5461]

SOLD! I have been trying to decide on a smaller circular saw to add to my collection and I have a B&D 20V cordless drill. I've decided to go with this one based on this Excellent demo video. Subscribing to you channel.

[@BassocantorReviews]

Thank you for your exceptionally kind note. Best, Chris

[@Sk8erBoi808]

This saw lacks power unless you have. 4.0 battery. then its pretty damn good. saps a lot of power and power drop with a 1.5 and noticable after s while with a few min of use with a 2.0. a 4.0 will be noticable with power drop after 15-20 min of use but not by much. Actually have a lot of B+D tools including this saw. And have the batteries i mentioned. try to get 4.0s much more worth it for bigger jobs.

[@xtremehardy388]

excellent video

[@donaldandersen8043]

This little saw certainly cuts well for its weight and cost. It is handy to not have to drag around an extension cord. One negative is the end play in the motor shaft. This allows the blade to move sideways about the thickness of the blade. Not so good for precision cuts, but then a person would probably use their miter saw if they we're building furniture. I checked a display model in the store and it moved just as much.

[@meangreen7389]

You relayed a tragic statistic regarding ER hospital visits. It would not only be interesting but very useful information regarding the most common cause in regards to type of injuries and causation of the injuries.

[@TrockeyTrockey]

Thanks for good tool presentation!

[@thalesandreCM]

Thank you, you saved the day my friend!

[@Thetailofthetrident]

I just picked up one at the value village in my community. It was brand new. It just lacks a battery. Lucky for me I had two batteries that fit already. It looks like it's good for light jobs but nothing more. I have a heavy duty circular saw for bigger jobs. Great video thank you sir!

[@BassocantorReviews]

Thank you for your excellent note. I agree with you. Light jobs, not heavy duty jobs. Probably not a good choice for a professional Carpenter.

[@Thetailofthetrident]

@@BassocantorReviews I got it for light stuff around the house. Here a little and there a little.

[@ger13nunyah56]

I have a 4 set combo,thank you for sharing

[@tampajep]

Thanks!

[@bruhcsp]

Thank you, sir

[@Raul-x8c]

Thank u man. Me ayudaste a elegir. More videos

[@randrade6791]

i just purchased this saw as a 4 piece set on clearance today for some DIY home projects. Thanks for giving me the video tour. How has it held up since you acquired it?

[@BassocantorReviews]

I am delighted with this and have used it many times. However, I am mad that you got a better price than me best, Chris

[@RichieColemanSr]

How do you like your new tool set?

[@AndrewHillG]

Thanks You

[@gechli3433]

I like this tool, but one question: does it work with circular blades for cutting metal and of other brands? Thanks!

[@mrantone916]

4.0 amp batteries are about 26.00 on amazon.

[@KoiTimeUSA]

6.amp for $37 on amazon

[@mrantone916]

@@KoiTimeUSA awww fuh!! Oh well i already got 2 i can trim my whole yard with 1 and a half of the 4amp with my line trimmer.

[@KoiTimeUSA]

@@mrantone916 i just ordered the 6amps 2 pack for $67 can't wait to get them.. $5 more than the 5amps one..

[@cocoabias]

Is edge of shoe parallel to blade? I bought one is not.

[@MarKiToo23]

Can you use a 5amp battery with it?

[@TLwimm57]

do you know how to change the lower guard.

[@georgew2000ify]

I bought the 100 teeth blade from Home Depot, but had trouble to cut wood. The blade stuck in the middle of the 2x4 lumber I cut

[@fishyfool]

sounds like you had it on a raised surface between two points and you cut down the middle. when the wood pinches the blade of the saw it's stopping it. move your support points closer or add more points

[@BassocantorReviews]

Thank you for your helpful note! Best, Chris

[@danielkingery2429]

Where is the charging port?

[@javiervalenzuela1742]

Hola estoy viendo el video para saber si es buena para un uso en hogar

[@crazy031089]

Does anyone know how to get a rip fence for this saw? It doesn't come with the tool, i can't find it anywhere directly, but yet there are clearly provisions for it🤔

[@Cooking-Chaos-adventures]

Yes what's the part number for the guide. Anyone have info

[@StreetKingz4Life]

Just make a straight edge guide it works better than the rip fence

[@tiptopjat]

Does this provide the depth to cut 4 x 2 timber?

[@FourDollaRacing]

Yes 2 x 4 (nominal) lumber. But, 2 x 4 (rough sawn) only with double pass.

[@curiouscharacter1]

I've had a problem with mine. Upon depressing the trigger the motor clicks momentarily which rotates the blade about 1/4 turn. So, the motor will not run continuously. And yes, this is with a freshly charged 20V battery. Anyone have any ideas?

[@crypticjim]

No ideas, but I just started having the same problem. With mine it seems to run fine without a blade but as soon as you put the blade in it's runs like the battery is about dead.

[@toabove2]

Same issue here

[@hayme0709]

I just bought this saw but when I want to use it the balde stops after 1/2 inch in. Any suggestions?

[@killa-ma-jig7281]

Is the blade on backwards?

[@nzbrotrev9028]

Put the battery in .

[@w.patterson4413]

WE all assume you have the battery in. And that the blade isn't backwards. I have the same problem, and the saw had been operating just fine for several years. All of a sudden, an intermittent problem. I found some repair parts but that'd entail futzing with taking it apart and hoping I had the right part. Instead, I'll order a new saw from Lowes for about $40 and call it quits. Meantime, I'll use a saw with a cord for the few cuts I have left - and used a hand saw for abut eight cuts.

[@eggsy739]

I found this video really helpful, but your voice is SO much quieter than the sound of the saw and the shop-vac. Could you maybe adjust your audio editing so that I'm not deafened by the tool in use, whilst straining to hear your voice? ➖🔉➖ 👍

[@scoopjohnson2021]

That saw gnaws through at best. I can count the 4 times I used it before you can hear the shaft rattling like a tin lizzy on a muddy road. The blade that came with it is no where near flat. I did not see the need to measure the run out but if you can look down the edge and see it, well why need to know how bad?

[@MasaniLiveArt]

How do you put the blade in

[@MasaniLiveArt]

Never mind I see it

[@BassocantorReviews]

I recommend that you wear a heavy glow when you're putting the blade in. Just to be on the safe side.

[@carolzimmer6060]

Where does a guy buy a replacement 5 1/2 inch blade? The store that I bought from doesn't carry the blades. Thanks

[@BassocantorReviews]

I got mine from Home Depot.

[@rileytallman]

ebay? Amazon? Homedepot.com? Lowes.com? Google search local hardware store? Call them and ask if they have what you need?

[@IAmZen_007]

But is a good buy or not?

[@BassocantorReviews]

Yes I think it is.

[@IAmZen_007]

Bassocantor Here in Belgium I can get the BDCCS18N-XJ body for around 47€. The one with accu 2.5Ah for around 90€

[@nzbrotrev9028]

Needs just a little more power , good for small jobs and cutting ply.

[@paulmood308]

Yes, the blade that comes with the saw is definitely for rough cuts. It’s pretty awful actually. The 100T blade is worlds better.