DEWAL FLEX VOLT REAR HANDLE CIRCULAR SAW! Unboxing and first impressions

Welcome to the first video of the channel. While I'm no professional youtuber, here we unbox, discuss and briefly demo the DeWalt DCS577 7 1/4" Flex Volt brushless cordless rear handle "worm style" circular saw. Now there's a mouthful. In hindsight I do feel that there were some blatant points not touched upon in this video. Those will be addressed and discussed in the upcoming update video, after I have had some time behind the saw. What I will say is that this tool certainly has rightful place on the jobsite and I look forward to seeing just what it is capable of producing. Seeing that this is my first video, if there are any improvements or adjustments that should be made to my recording process please feel free to leave those suggestions in the comments. We have a plethora of tools over here to test and discuss so there will be no shortage of content. I appreciate you taking the time to check out this video.

[@stevehunt9703]

Dont be hard on yourself for a first video. Comments. Lots of people dont want another bag, hard case or charger. Many of us have dozens of tools and use storage systems for our tools. I have this saw which was tool only $239 with a free $240 battery. Given the choice I would have purchased the 60 volt side winder version with blade on the right. But at a 200 dollar premium could not justify it. All my blade on the left saws throw sawdust at me. Options are stand on the other side and use left handed or buy blade on the right saws. The dust ejection option may be a consideration. What I am looking for in a review. Overall quality, balance, ability to see the blade or cut line. Ease and accuracy of adjustments / presets. Power to cut without bogging down. Battery system. Customer service. Regarding this saw it hit most of the things I was looking for. Blade left is not my preferance but thats me. Quality, innovation power and battery system are all good. Balance when using the second handle real good. Ease and accuracy of adjustment all good. An adjustable for direction chip ejection nozzle would be nice on many tools. This saw is really good with the 6 amp battery as its lighter. Runs all day on the 9 amp battery. The 60 volt batteries used in 20 volt mode transform many tools providing long lasting power without a power drop off. When doing these demos I think using good material handeling systems such as stable saw horses or benches adds credability and is more likely to attract sponsors. My self I have quite a few cordless tools because of the reduced hassle without the cord. However over all I am not sure I would not prefer the much lighter corded tools with a good cord set up and perhaps a small generator. Certainly air tools still out perform the battery ones. Bottom line for the tool companies is its all about selling batteries as once we have chosen a system they generaly have all our business. If a law was passed (which I am not advocating) requiring universal batteries, the entire battery tool industry would be in trouble. That said I would not consider buying other than Dewalt the quality and innovation has been that good. Hope to see more of your videos.

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