DeWalt 60v Flexvolt DCS577 "worm drive style" and DCS575 saw

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[@interman7715]

In Australia 99% of professionals use blade right saws ,the dust doesn't go all over your legs ,they ard safer to carry if you are right handed, when you cut, the bulk of the base plate sits on the desired material, they are easier to cut bevels with and you can hold the timber with your left hand while cutting.

[@marka8486]

I bought the new worm drive saw and it is absolutely amazing.

[@PAKfromFYCB]

the skil?

[@Novagunner]

Finally, THIS is the video I e been looking for, good job mate!

[@zachtheripper124]

I have both of these saws and I use the Worm Drive style saw more than anyting. The only time I use the Sidewinder is when I'm up on that roof where I have to do trim work because it's lighter.

[@christophermo13]

Thank you mate, I’ve been thinking which one to buy, now I think I know the answer.

[@VCGConstruction]

Nice video bro!!!

[@Angel-xh5pq]

VCG Construction Thank you, glad you liked it means alot

[@The2006200]

dude you sold me on this bad ass tool.

[@BrendansReasons]

I do look at these as very different saws. The wormdrive is more for professional carpenters and stuff, with features and strength that other users don't care about as much

[@ВаняОленев-р9г]

Спасибо большое за обзор так держать ты просто красссава.

[@jorbace]

Great video! If just bought one, is a beast!

[@BenJamin-ou7kd]

Dewalt, Beast Mode

[@moraki76]

The front and back guide slots are for the 2 rail guide they already make for the corded wurm drive saw.

[@Angel-xh5pq]

moraki76 yes, The whole base from the flexvolt "wormdrive" looks identical to the dewalt corded wormdrive

[@MrDINODINO74]

... Dust collection for DCS577 is on the market now. For the sawzall I couldn't wait for Dewalt to do the futures and I attach a rafter hook , same the DCS576.

[@jsabados]

Thank you. This was very informative.

[@loucifer323]

Yes dcs 575 has a rafter hook I have yet to use it

[@danielgarbuzov8106]

That's a really nice saw, but if I'd choose that or a Milwaukee m18 fuel, id still get the Milwaukee. My reasons are because it weighs 4 pounds less the dewalt, and that's not including the battery, also plenty of power for framing, I framed lots of houses and I only need 2 5.0 batteries charged full per day for regular lumber, and 4 5.0 batteries charged full for cutting lots of osb/plywood. I also do alot of finish work, so the Milwaukee is more compact to use for that type of work.

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Daniel Garbuzov, I agree with you, The m18 is still a great saw and definitely lighter. I'm also very confident that Milwaukee will soon be coming out with a "wormdrive style" soon. Most of my tool are Dewalt but I'm happy with the few Milwaukee tools that I have, I have respect for both, thanks for watching

[@joseaceves81]

I completely agree with with you Daniel. I was about to pull the trigger on the new dewalt saw until I saw how much it weighed. This saw is for the kind carpenter that frames with a 28 oz. hammer if you know what I mean. I'm happy swapping out batteries multiple times a day if it means carrying less weight. I've framed houses with a 5 1/2" skilsaw sidewinder and a 20 oz. hammer for most of my career and shake my head when I see guys using a worm drive saw. Far too heavy IMO.

[@alexgarcia3900]

The dewalt has more power than Milwaukee. I have the older 60v saw and just today I ripped 20 sheets one after the other with a rip guide and a fully charged 2ah 60v battery. The thing has so much power! more than a skillsaw. Milwaukee will do it too but holly crap the dewalt has balls. I was using the skillsaw all day but the kreg rip guide didn't work on the skillsaw. Milwaukee is probably a better all around saw but if you need power the dewalt wins without a question.

[@jameshawkins809]

Get a little tripod base next time. The back and forth was a lot.

[@Angel-xh5pq]

james hawkins Thanks, will do

[@hartsymk1]

i cant see how the thumb handle could ever be in the way or the dust shoot because no matter what youe cutting it'll always be pulled out of the way ... otherwise a great video

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Lewis Hart Thanks, I appreciate it

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I have the flexvolt grinder and recipercating saw I wish the flexvolt recip had the orientation nob selection and the extendable shoe would be features I would like to see added to the recip

[@leonardorojas1781]

Thank you. You showed good points. I was concerned about the base on the 75. It looks slim and that it could bend. I have a cheap Skill circular saw and its narrow part of its base tends to bend when under pressure while cross cutting 2 x 4 lumber leading to slight vertically unsquare cuts. The 75 is the one available in my country, Peru. It's very good and the best available here, but I'm still concerned about the base. Could you try and see if it's sturdy or a little flexible? I'll be trying to import the 77. The only thing I don't like about it is that it only comes with one battery! Might buy the 75 because of it's 2 batteries. Dang!

[@buzzkill8214]

577 any day of the week.

[@ek8652]

Angel Jones great comparison. I’ve seen both your videos and I think you did a great job of comparing them. I’m in the market myself for one or the other. I’m think the 577 but I’m wondering if it’s overkill for around the house projects. I’m not a contractor so the best isn’t necessary but the prices now are pretty close on both of them. I’m thinking the build quality is a little better on the 577 as well.

[@likeaboss882]

Seems like the left hand worm style saw is built better, and aimed squarely at the professional contractor who is going to use this tool every day hours a day. I have the smaller of the two, the standard style circular saw. It's aimed at someone who isn't using it more than 3-5x a month. It's also $100 less.

[@valdoquezada3567]

Great video, thanks

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Which one is better I rather have a right hand saw with left facing blade but the light on the older model is nice it has a light

[@BigDaddy-me9yf]

one has aluminum the worm drive is magnesium the aluminum is more durable the magnesium is lighter thats the difference

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Big Daddy Good catch, but both saws on the video are are magnesium and 60v. The aluminum is on the 7 1/4 Brushless 20v DCS570, where as the 60v circular saws on the video are (DCS575 and DCS577) both magnesium. Aluminum is silver, magnesium is gray. Thanks for watching, hope this helps :)

[@loucifer4225]

Angel Jones No it's aluminum on the sidewinder 60v saw too it's painted grey but I have seen magnesium on that saw but it was in Europe

[@adiskay1197]

Great review !

[@jonasausiura165]

The Flexvolt recip saw is already one of the most powerful (if not the most powerful) on the market, I would be pretty surprised if Dewalt decided to step it up to 2400 on one any time soon. I think the reason they came out with the worm-drive saw was because they didnt have one in the flexvolt line-up and also a left-blade set-up, I dont think increasing the wattage on it was their main goal.

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Jonas Ausiura I agree with you on the recip saw. Had mine for over a year no problems, much less vibrations than the 20v. I love the wieght on the Flexvolt recip saw. It feels like an extremely well built tool (best cordless recip saw imo) unlike other brands. The reason I mentioned a rafterhook is because other cordless brands have rafterhooks on theirs, and it comes in handy here an there. As strong as the Flexvolt recip saw is I would really like to see a 2400w or stronger version to a point where it outperforms the top corded recip saws. I have a corded Bosch recip saw that cuts faster then my Flexvolt one. I would really like to see a new improved Flexvolt one outperform my corded Bosch. Other than that I'm really happy with my Flexvolt recip and would buy a new one in a heartbeat if something happened to mine. I think the reason they upped the power on the DCS577 is to outperform makitas x2 36v Wormdrive saw, I also wouldn't be surprised if Milwaukee comes out with a "wormdrive style" soon

[@jonasausiura165]

I understand what you mean, a rafter hook is definitely a well needed feature- on the recip saw and the 575 circ saw. Can I ask you a question? Why did you buy both saws? I have both too (ordered the 577 about a month ago and since its relatively new and such a hot item, its barely on its way to me), however I dont really have a better answer than I just wanted it lol. I dont have much experience with corded recip saws as all of the ones I have are cordless and the flexvolt blows all of them out of the water, but from what I have read, the flexvolt recip saw is claimed to be on par with the corded but maybe its still a little short of producing the same power as corded... Though whatever Dewalt comes out with next for that tool, I have a feeling they will be on that level, so yea.. Maybe youre right, maybe they will come out with a slightly more powerful motor on the next saw. Though I hope they dont design it to run with two flexvolt batteries like the Makita, that would be one sure way of producing that extra power but I think the weight of it would be too much.

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Jonas Ausiura Thanks, I had the DSC575 for about a year, then I saw the DCS577 and tool addiction kicked in and I had to have it lol. On the recip side I'm sure Dewalt will stay on a single Flexvolt battery, they can do a dual 60v x 2 but that would just be kinda bulky and too much wieght. Yes the Flexvolt recip saw is stronger than a good amount of corded recip saws but the contractor grade corded recip saws do tend to have a power advantage over the Flexvolt. I'm really looking foward to see where dewalt goes with these tools, so far I'm impressed

[@jonasausiura165]

Oh yea, I know how that goes.. The same reasoning was behind me ordering the full flexvolt sliding miter saw kit and stand lol. I am eager to get the worm drive saw going though, I feel like it would be really comfortable cutting 2x4s resting on your leg and using the weight of the saw to cut down it. I also picked up one of those kreg accu-cut rails and wanted to mount one of the saws on it to help cut 4x8 sheets of plywood. Is the 577 quite a bit heavier than the 575, or not by much? I didnt know that, I never had one since I started buying all of my tools, cordless was the biggest driving factor, I would compromise power over the versatility of a cordless unit. Oh yea, I am too, definitely stoked to see what they come out with next.

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Jonas Ausiura Tool addiction lol, The weight diffrence is not major, wormdrive style is a little heavier but not by much since its mostly made of plastic, rubber, and magnesium. The Dewalt miter saw is really nice too, I don't know which stand you use but I highly recommend the Ridgid folding one, its really nice and kinda matches lol

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Good video and informative review

[@loucifer4225]

Their next recip saw will be orbital with a rafter hook and even more powerful than any corded recip saw

[@kxf250rf]

That's what I'm hoping for. I don't understand why cordless tools haven't been upgraded with orbital cutting. They've been on corded tools for over 20 years. What's the holdup!

[@BrendansReasons]

Not enough likes! Just the video I'm looking for

[@SunriseCrawlers]

Thank you

[@loucifer323]

The aluminum base is more durable than the magnesium base don't go by thickness, just drop both the magnesium will brake the aluminum will bend

[@mccreamichael]

what is the DCS577 dimensions and will it fit in a t-stack?

[@Angel-xh5pq]

CORRECTION DCS575 IS 1600 WATTS VS DCS577 2400 WATTS

[@rubbersole79]

Informative!

[@gordondunn3694]

Hey bro thanks for the information knowledge also the DCS575 is also powerful than the cordless one that they have that is the same DCS575 Same shape and white just a little different colour and the cordless one is powerful but when the cordless one is being used it only sounds like it has a lot of power because the wind up it has but the battery one is a lot powerful

[@adamkostan1582]

Dewalt cordless skill saw DCS577 doesn't have light -big downside for me

[@andrewaguirre1220]

How can I tell if the circular saw is for right handed or left handed? I have the one on the left but in a brushless

[@trashes_to_treasures]

Andrew Aguirre i think the difference would be that for left handed persons, the blade should be on the right so you could see the line of cut better and vice versa. I myself am left handed, owning a DCS391 ("rightie") but I use both my hands when working... 😉 So, never really had any problems with line of sight.. I might get the leftie version (DCS576) and maybe it will make a difference, but I honestly don' think it will.

[@airbear9445]

Pick them up. How do they feel for weight and balance?

[@edicogr]

Can someone explain why 577 is left side way, I don’t feel comfortable to cut this way...

[@Wazoo117]

for rightys, easier to see where you are cutting

[@eclecticgentleman]

I'm a righty and I hate left side saws

[@buckbuck9225]

A battery circular saw is like a batt powered tank in my opinion.but im an old timer.especially a worm drive

[@Dnf7641]

Can the 577 take 9ah battery? And 12?

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Yes, I use my 9ah all the time on the 577. The 9ah and 12ah are the same size therefore it will work too.

[@MrDINODINO74]

The difference of power between 577 575 is very big . First one is so powerful that takes the paint from the Diablo blade. 575 is more for light staf . If you have something to rip off the 577 is the best solution, if you don't have a table saw.

[@MrDINODINO74]

... name for dust conector is DCS577DC and I found it on Amazon US

[@MrDINODINO74]

... if you are interested in a very good rip guide, DWS5100 DEWALT DWS5100 12-Inch Dual-Port Folding Rip Guide www.amazon.com/dp/B003JQJYGS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_QtMmCbS7P1EQ3

[@jessealvarez8893]

There both best so I don't know what your getting at? It's all it what your using it for and as far as the vent you can chang out the Knob! And yes there is a raptor hook already for the 75 you should of known that! And it's all a preference on what your doing! Because the 75 is just as good matter fact the 75 is better if your using a slider.. But both have a ton of power and both are bad ass I just don't know where your going with your Review

[@danielsmith9421]

Sweet! Although, dude seriously, how did you get this already?

[@thor82ak]

He is evidently paid to review these products, either for Amazon or Dewalt. I would assume he gets the first release to make “reviews” and try to push product sales. He left a review for the DCS577B on Amazon’s site

[@ronaldnunez6770]

even the old one

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

The dcs577 how big of a flex volt will it fit

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Up to the 20v 12ah\ 60v 4ah flexvolt battery

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

@@Angel-xh5pq now that's nice it will hold the 12ah flexvolt man I need to get me one of them bad boys

[@devanswanton6072]

Don't need a rafter hook if you cut it proper when it's on the ground

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Devan Swanton true, not every scenario requires a rafter hook, but it has its uses here and there depending on the job

[@tankbutler5737]

Sooo u have to use DeWalt blades on the flex saw?

[@Angel-xh5pq]

No, I just personally like the DeWalt blades. You can use other brands too

[@tankbutler5737]

Ok thx

[@garradmiller5025]

Would the 577 work on a kreg Accu cut?

[@ElectricIguana]

Do you need to oil that worm "style" saw like a traditional one?

[@Angel-xh5pq]

No oil, no brushes, no cords to maintain/replace, pretty sweet

[@billhorrigan4388]

Its not a worm drive. So no need for oil.

[@joelheaton8738]

Frame a few hundred houses and then make a video.

[@charlesturner897]

Did he ever say that one saw was completely better than any other? No. Take your gatekeeping and leave.

[@PD6421]

Buddy if you’re going to compare spool up differences. Put the same saw blade in. That left saw doesn’t have a flex volt blade which is thinner and lighter which gives you more cuts per charge.

[@Angel-xh5pq]

PD12 I didn't have 2 of the same blades at the time, but i ended buying another regular dewalt 24t blade for the "wormdrive style" and it was still faster. Yes the flexvolt blade is lighter

[@thxmateoli]

That saw is bulky as hell with that big bucket hole for the battery

[@StreetKingz4Life]

lol,yes it is,but if you have used the worm drive skilsaw which build america you gonna love this especially if you do framing for a living

[@zachtheripper124]

It's big it's heavy but it's the strongest saw on the market corded or not. I have both of these saws in the Worm Drive style saw is the only one I use unless I'm up on a roof or doing small trim work

[@DrDubstyle]

Guessing that battery hole only fits a 6ah and not the 9ah

[@שקדמגן]

Fits the 9ah and the 12 ah....

[@koksalyeniturk1840]

Satış gerceklestiriyormusunuz

[@БоссБосяк]

👍russ

[@VTX1800MC]

Not a DEWALT fan, Luv My red one M18 Fuel. Thank's

[@teeg3275]

VTX1800MC ya it was a great saw 3 years ago when it came out definitely needs an update now everyone else just blows it out the water.

[@Angel-xh5pq]

VTX1800MC Tool Craze I'm sure Milwaukee is coming out with a "wormdrive style" saw in the near future. They're probably working on it right now lol

[@neoc03]

M18 fuel line are great tools, however they are being left in the dust by the new generation of high voltage tools.

[@StreetKingz4Life]

Milwaukee are superb ,i love them,ofcourse that's when they were made in USA because unfortunate for me my M18 fuel tools started acting inferior enough to it's predecessors which are brushed

[@web1187]

Thickness of the base don't matter the thin ones made out of steel which is strong and the other one yes it's thicker but it's cast aluminum which isn't that strong.

[@3n82]

web1187 the thinner one is made out of aluminum and the worm drive style that’s thicker is made out of magnesium

[@web1187]

@@3n82 is magnesium stronger than aluminum?

[@3n82]

web1187 in this application it’s better than the aluminum but it’s more brittle

[@JoseRamirez-rh2hd]

cuanto cuesta

[@mediafootball917]

How much heavier is the dcs577 than the dvs 575??

[@Angel-xh5pq]

DCS577 is 10.87lbs, DCS575 is 7.6lbs

[@mediafootball917]

@@Angel-xh5pq thank you.it is of great help!

[@ronaldnunez6770]

Can I have one :(

[@Andylismore76]

So not actually a wormdrive ...boohoo

[@adamkostan1582]

Dewalt cordless skill saw DCS577 doesn't have light -big downside for me