Short video of Dewalt DHS790 making a few cross cuts

[@aBMWEnthusiast]

Angel Jones thanks for the real world reviews. They are considerably more purposeful than unboxing video’s that many people upload. I really don’t care how the manufacturer package their products, but I do care about how well the tool functions. Thanks again, I enjoy all your videos.

[@Angel-xh5pq]

aBMWEnthusiast Thank you, I'm glad you you enjoyed them, It means alot

[@jonasausiura165]

Nice! Cant wait for mine to come in, lol. Do you have any of the 9.0ah batteries? With all the flexvolt tools I have, I still havent picked any up. I have like 6 or 7 6.0ah batteries plus 2 more on the way. I dont really think I would need to buy any 9s. But the thing we talked about earlier though... Its definitely wanting to kick in and get some just to have a set lol

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Jonas Ausiura Thanks, 6-7 Flex batteries is alot lol. I like both the 6.0s and 9.0s, I use my 9.0s on this saw, circular saw, recip saw, the most. I like using the 6.0s on some 20v tools because its lighter and smaller then the 9.0. Right now on amazon 2x Flex 6.0s are $149, and 2x Flex 9.0s are $199. Me personally I really like both batteries they're both really nice lol

[@jonasausiura165]

Lol yea, the miter just came in so now I think I have like 8 or 9.. But with all the kits I took advantage of buying, ones where they threw in a free 6.0, I kinda hoped to have atleast 2- 9.0 batteries.. Right on, yea on Tool nut they are 200 too.. I mean, I really want a set but I havent let myself cave and spend 200 more on batteries because I feel like I would have enough to cycle through easy. I have been thinking though, since I really do want them, that I can return 2 other single Dewalt batteries at Home Depot, its funny how the single batteries are so much more.. I figured if I returned my brand new unopened XR 6.0 (129.00) and the flexvolt 6.0 (149.00), I would pretty much have enough on a giftcard to pick up 2- 9.0s from there.. With tax they are a little over 300, but if I have the means to get more money out of the batteries I havent opened yet by exchanging them, maybe I should just go for it and stop dreaming about it haha idk

[@mattjames8683]

Angel Roberts I mean you do realize the flexvolt batteries are not really 6.0 or 9.0 ah on their 60v tools right?

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Matt James, Yes, I refer to them as flex 9.0s and 6.0s to avoid confusion, if it makes sense. It just doesn't sound right calling them 60v 3.0s or 2.0s. People might think I'm talking about the 20v 3.0s or 20v 2.0. I like calling all my batteries by their 20 volt ah. Also there seems to be a misunderstanding that Just because the Flexvolt batteries act as 2.0 or 3.0 ah at 60v that the run time is worse than a 18/20v tool but they need to take into acount that a 60v tool requires 3x less amps to do the same work as a 20v so it comes out to be hand n hand

[@Angel-xh5pq]

Matt James Hope that makes sense, thanks for watching