Dewalt Atomic 20V Max 4 1/2 Circular Saw | Unboxing and Demonstration

Dewalt Atomic 20V Max 4 1/2 Circular Saw | Unboxing and Demonstration
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[@John-lb5io]

I have this tool and it is quite the little powerhouse

[@FloresJonners]

Great demonstration, simple and down to the point.

[@ginginthing]

Thx for the vid. One of the better vids on this saw to see how it cuts. I see u r using a 4.0 ah battery which some say defeats the purpose of the light weight of the saw with a 2.0 ah. But I'd use the 4.0 or a 5.0 if I had a lot of cutting, unless I had $500 worth of smaller 2.0s to use. This is, however in my logic, the one big con to this and other battery powered saws, is the real life short working time before needing to change out the $100 battery. I always try to use corded power tools because I thought they always have more power that never runs out, but that doesn't seem to be the case here with these small 4.5s. I've tried several corded 4.5s and none cut like this DeWalt does shown in the vids. And of all the battery powered 4.5s, Dewalt seems to be the best for power. Some say the new Nitro 20v Worx 4.5 is better but it seems to have a high return rate.

[@themetrologist215]

Thanks for the video! The dust port attachment can be used for their small dust bags that attach to it. That's what I use and it works great.

[@marvideladiv3983]

Thank you for this unboxing and demonstration of the DEWALT ATOMIC 20V MAX* Circular Saw, 4-1/2-Inch, Tool Only (DCS571B)       

[@colleenasmussen4244]

You fast forwarded the one part I wanted to see

[@edpe22]

I like the review. Powerful little toy Im going to buy one

[@brollin2flybrollin2fly49]

Very cool 😎

[@ryanmoore5237]

Did it come with the fence for straight edges or did you purchase it separately?

[@garymorton9426]

Comes with it,in New Zealand anyway.

[@RelearnMath]

Can it cut 4x4s?

[@sebaslydia]

Yes, you have to make one cut on each sides obviously , but it works.

[@RawUndergroundMusic]

You skipped the most important part

[@adolfopando4357]

Can you cut into stone walls?