ULTIMATE TOOL DUEL! All new SKILSAW Cordless Worm Drive Circular Saw Vs. Dewalt 60v Rear Handle Saw!

This is an ultimate showdown between of the two most powerful circular saws on the market. The all new SKILSAW 48v cordless worm drive circular saw faces the beastly Dewalt 60v rear handle circular saw. only one can win this epic Tool Duel, so make sure you cast your vote in the comment section below
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[@donnysanner342]

The true winner in all of these tool duels is all of us consumers , the intense competition between the manufacturers means we are getting better and better cordless tools. However the clear winner in this particular duel is the DeWalt.....I don't have any experience with the Skil but I've used the big banana a few times and trust me when I tell ya.....if ur not careful that thing has enough cahunas to knock the earth off its axis. As usual , great vid.

[@noalee3652]

Y

[@jasonwomack4064]

The skilsaw's dust ejection is a deal breaker. It's designed great for vac extraction. But run it outside on a breezy day and you'll be yelling "why the F*#k did I buy this thing" in about 5 minutes. Reminds me of running an old lawnmower with a missing side chute.

[@jamesadams7131]

My thoughts exactly.

[@joelethalcruz4417]

Yes...when cutting up above your face on the ladder...a 2by4....in front of you...its stupid...to put that thing...what you spect..those moron enginiers they know nothing they never in the field.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Wow you can hear it the dewalt has more power same rpm but the dewalt is killing it dang I think dewalt wins this one both great tools though

[@VCGConstruction]

Awesome test cuz, thanks for the holler!! Oh yeah SKILSAW!!

[@ToolReviewZone]

HAHA, thanks for the vote brother

[@robspruk2803]

@VCG Construction that was a good comparison, but ain't nothing like a good ttr to really prove what it will do👍

[@BluetoothBlades]

I have the DeWALT Saw and it IS a Beast ! The bottom guard on the DeWALT saw has a little shoe on it that allows the saw to plug cut with out moving forward. I noticed the SKIL SAW bottom guard grabbed the material forcing the saw forward a tad. This may or may not be an issue, depending on what type of project you are working on. Both are top of the line saws IMO. Thanks for the video.

[@lk7195]

I use the mag 77 corded saw daily. Great saw. I've used it for years. I wish the rafter hook was bigger though

[@clockbuilderhg]

If I ever really need a cordless saw, the Skill will be the first one I try. I've personally never used a cordless circular saw that I liked. They always feel chunky and rear heavy to me. My go to saw is an old Skill HD77M. It is the best feeling saw I've ever used. It's so easy to see and guide. It gives me the easiest cut. I like the worm drive train the most because it's quiet and smooth. I also like the fact that it's designed to be maintained by changing the oil.

[@joem924]

I was able to use the cordless dewalt and the Hilti dewalt together. I have to say I enjoyed the hilti more shockingly, but they both worked great. Might be worth checking out.

[@codyrobertson4630]

Great reviews!! I wonder how Hilti's 36 volt worm drive compares

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I have an idea for the dust shoot make a 90 degree elbow out of some pvc might fix that

[@anthonynakhoul6522]

I'm a DeWalt guy I really don't care who wins in the end we the customers are the winners because we have a huge range of cordless options that we really don't need to be pulling around a power cord anymore great review and hi from Australia

[@jksconstructioninc.3396]

I have the dewalt and makita and I love them both! I find myself grabbing the makita for everyday work, and the dewalt for bigger material. Also keep a mag 77 in the trailer, but I have to admit she hasn’t been out to play for a long while. Was thinking about picking up the new skil, but I don’t need it... wanted more because I started with a skil, and like many others I hold it near and dear to the heart. But I think I will wait for a gen 2 on this one.

[@pjdexter168]

Not sure why people complain about the dust extraction on the Skilsaw. I'd rather have the dust going away from me as I'm cutting, than all over me, not only that but it's more distracting. Both awesome tools though!

[@interman7715]

I would choose the Dewalt purely because of my experience with the Flexvolt sidewinder,it so powerful, nothing slows it down ,I am sure the Skilsaw is good also.

[@herbertherbomoore415]

How long do those batteries lasts on both saws?

[@justincarter9622]

Man you know I love me some black and yellow, but I am a worm drive fan. The only saw to use in my opinion. This is a tough one for me. Maybe just end up buying both!!! Lol

[@ToolReviewZone]

Lmao, yeah it really comes down to what works best for you. The worm drive is an awesome saw, and so is the dewalt. Its going to be hard for me to send the Skil back to Acmetools though lol

[@makermarc70]

Great videos. When the worm gear oil burns up you change it and keep cutting. When the sidewinder grease burns up you throw the saw in the garbage.

[@interman7715]

Marc Jamieson I've been using the same Makita 7 1/4 " sidewinder for 15 years ,grease never a problem .

[@makermarc70]

@@interman7715 I get it. I also have some old tools. I should have specified in heavy commercial use. It's been My experience 40years worth that the sidewinder dont "cut it" lol. I highly respect Makita .

[@interman7715]

Marc Jamieson I am a carpenter and builder and my tools are heavily used ,I regrease them every now and then and I've never had a problem with a sidewinder, merry Christmas from Australia 👍

[@makermarc70]

@@interman7715 you are a good example. Keep it up. Merry Christmas 🙃

[@jackofalltrades4091]

HI, have you ever tried the Hilti rear handle worm drive? if so how does it compare to the Dewalt, im torn between these 2 saws

[@ToolReviewZone]

Hey, I haven't tried the Hilti, but there stuff is really good. I just can't give you an honest answer bro

[@meagaindave2049]

Great work, Clint! NOW go get a fresh mt dew! God bless! 😁👍

[@joshuasutton2163]

To me, this contest would come down more to ease of use than to power. I’m sure I would never be able to push these saws as fast as they can go and still be able to cut a half decent line. I suppose that power might come into play more in a demolition setting, but it’s still kind of a moot point to me. If they can both rip through a treated 6x6 at full depth like that, I’m sure they’ve got the goods to get the job done and then some. Great video by the way, big fan of the channel.

[@marvinbenjamin3015]

Really great demo. One question which one will cut out quicker when doing long rip cuts constantly cause I saw a video a Milwaukee worm drive style and the guy was saying Makita and DeWalt cut out sooner than the Milwaukee.

[@ToolReviewZone]

Yeah, the dewalt is blazing fast. All good saws, but the dewalt definitely wins on power/speed

[@TheJoshuadavis73]

Higher the voltage better for the batteries, doesn't heat up as fast, get the same ah battery in both tools Milwaukee will cut out due to thermal overload, there video on this.

[@marvinbenjamin3015]

@@TheJoshuadavis73 oh I see

[@johnrice9121]

Hide the Dew, great idea. I like the SKIL because of it being a true worm drive. The dust discharge does disappoint. Tha angle of the SKIL handle looks more comfortable from what I see. The Dewalt is a beast and no doubt a nice saw. I go wormdrive. 👍To the duel.

[@EM-fi2qg]

Ya, Dewalt has an issue with making ergonomic handles in a lot of their tools. Even the miter saw has weird feel. They have a new cutting sw with like a 4" blade and you feel like you are going to snap a wrist cutting anything.

[@ToolReviewZone]

Thanks brother 👊

[@ToolReviewZone]

Yeah, the handle on the dewalt is a bit bulky. I don't have much of an issue with it, but could definitely see how some could

[@cuchanu]

that DeWalt is definitely a beast. We have one and it works very well. There are a couple of issues with it like for instance the depth adjustment really needs to be cranked down to stay put.I personally don't like where the dust is spit out because you get absolutely covered in sawdust

[@TheNottonight]

Dewalt is just the beast great battery platform. Skil saw batteries look like a gigantic brick so what are you gonna do with only one tool in your platform.

[@TheNottonight]

interman 77 what are you talking about? I was saying why have another different battery only for one tool.

[@interman7715]

Renato Selvaggi Sorry ,my ipad is playing up ,I was replying to another person ☺

[@jamesadams7131]

As far as have the best battery platform goes, Makita is the best by far. Their 18V battery line is the largest and the same batteries work on their 36V tools. Makaita 36V rear handle saw is a nice saw.

[@kienlam2971]

It could be that the DeWalts battery puts out more power than the Skilsaw’s battery - 9ah 60v(DeWalt) vs 5ah 48v(Skilsaw), and it also depends on the battery cells used inside one battery vs the other. Torque Test Channel helps you understand more about the power of different batteries.

[@TruthSeekerAi]

i like the my DEWALT DCS577 60V as well i have them all and the dewalt is the fav

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I think what I'm going to do is buy the Milwaukee and buy the flexvolt dewalt then I will have all 3 saws I can put a different blade on each for more productivity I have both Milwaukee m12 and m18 batteries and tools as well as dewalt 20 volt and Flexvolt batteries and tools so

[@BrewCrew_88]

Just bought the dewalt from home depot and it came with their new blade and new 9.0 battery. I think it gives the saw more power.

[@atabor1000]

I have both which solves the problem of which is best...the Skill saw build quality is superior. Both are AWESOME POWER!

[@my_name_is_chef4856]

Our skilsaw that our dad bought in the 90s is finally giving up on us so I’m going to invest in the cordless skilsaw. It would be awesome if they came out with the ac adapter like other brands

[@amoscardoza5253]

Dewalt because of three things 1. Warranty, 2. Dust discharge, 3. Battery platform. I very happy to see that your keeping the dew "Moist". My lookout is back!!!!!!!

[@ToolReviewZone]

Haha, thanks for the awesome feedback bro. Yeah, I figured I would just drink all of the moist dew before the work started 😎

[@amoscardoza5253]

@@ToolReviewZone limerick time!!!! -There once was a man named TRZ. -Who would drink all the dew he could see. -Instead of eating apples -He considered using a scalpel On his penis that would not stand up with ease.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Wish acme tools would send me tools to test but awesome when they send you tools to test love seeing you abuse these tools

[@moisesrobles7884]

Those two saws are I think they're the very best I can see under the difference kaboom

[@MWMburton]

It may be a little late to say this but, you said the other saws are basically reconfigured sidewinders; I don't think that's correct. I think the makita and dewalt are hypoid gear saws, the dewalt even says worm drive style, can't say 100 percent for the milwaukee. The difference is the hypoid saws have more mechanical efficiency and get less hot so the gear lube doesn't break down, also the gears are hardened steel as opposed to the brass gear on the skil. A sidewinder doesn't use gear advantage necessarily, the blade is basically connected directly to the motor where the others use a gear advantage to gain more torque.

[@R15A5]

I have the Dewalt and debating to switch to the Skilsaw but after watching this I made up my mind 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@AjGalloway95]

Hell yeah that was everything I hoped for. Great video man. Sexy flexy ftw for sure and it definitely helped put it in perspectives

[@frankcannon9829]

I would have said up and down that the Skilsaw will outlast the DeWalt, however, the warranty is worrisome. It is odd that such a robust design has a weaker warranty. Makes me wonder about the inner works of the Skilsaw. Just very odd to me. I have corded worm-drive Skilsaws that are decades old, with no issue, but this is a whole other animal. Great video. Thanks!

[@stevenmiller7731]

I have two 30+ yr old Skilsaw 77 going strong - made in USA. Many newer saws are now made in China which I find to be lower quality in materials, machining, accuracy, longevity, toughness and warranty. No Chinese tools for me. I'll buy made in USA, Taiwan, Europe, Japan, Korea. I tried the Skil 120v 16" and 10" worms, both made in China. I returned both, not worthy investments. I'm still using my Makita 16" circ saw which is 38 yrs old, and made in Japan .

[@markuslappalainen6847]

According to my experience dewalt always shines in details. Their products usually have less annoying little flaws. It’s like toyota of powertools. Maybe their prototype testing crew is more critical?

[@Fr3sh-Kush]

For rotor hammers, drills, and impacts i like bosch. Great power and best of all they take abuse like prolonged use very easily. Dewalt drills and grinders tend to burn up if used on a normal jobsite. Milawaulkee drills and impacts i use for my mechanical work. Gotta alot of power but they domt like to be put to work like a bosch drill would. Bosch batteries suck and their newer bulldog drill doesnt have as much power as their old one

[@tonymohsen6774]

I bought the skilsaw with some nudging from @vcgconstruction and like it. It won’t replace my corded mag77 lite but its a good saw. I was very conflicted on what to get and may still end up with the DEWALT We shall see

[@timcastro7766]

Dewalt pssshhhhh 💩... stay true ...... feel me

[@shane.t.188]

Dewalt extreme power blunt force trauma 🤜🤛👊🤳I do like the Skilsaw though👍

[@jesseleichtenberg6714]

The skill all day..been using one my whole career, and my father lol and my grandfather lol..the skill sounded very familiar diving into that beam. The way it sounds like its grabbing a lower gear lol...that saw doesnt need any warranty..im still using my father's every day...the skill will last 50 years if maintained correctly...dewalt can not and will never be able to say the same

[@timcastro7766]

Amen

[@markrichmond9126]

Skil wormdrive. An industry leader for many years.

[@noamavrahamdudai8306]

The Dewalt is definitely outstanding man. .can hear can see. Great review brother. .. Which one is cut dipper 90%? Thanks

[@ToolReviewZone]

Thanks bro. I think the Skil was deeper

[@OurGreedyCorruptGovt]

Dewalt wins the duel when comparing just the tools and it's no comparison if you take into account staying with the same battery platform.

[@sandbagguy]

I am a framer. From what i have seen Skill all the way. And I am one of the best cut guys out there. No roofs, setting trusses, at 44 years old I'm done with that. But Skill all the way.

[@eclipseotik]

It looked like the Skilsaw was like the grandpa full of experience and not necessarily needs to be the fastest but the smoothest looking cut. Dewalt looked like the son or grandson, powerful and inherited the grandpas knowledge but not the Skil? Lol I dunno I’ll take the Skilsaw, that Dewalt price is insane specially since I’m not in the Dewalt platform, I’ll need to buy that expensive battery. But I don’t own any Skilsaw but the price for that kit seems more affordable specially with those good deals going on nowadays on it. Great video bro

[@ToolReviewZone]

Great comment eclipseotik!

[@brucepoole8552]

I think skillsaw wins primarily for great line of sight

[@derekgailey4432]

Skil is way too heavy but im sure it cuts, rips perfect lines with ease.. Dewalt is powerful and nice but the flex volt batteries wont charge if its below 40 degrees.. Even after 6 hours!! Personally i choose the makita fastest charge time (even if its cold and more than enough power than necessary even for rough framing and dont forget its the ferarri. Power only matters to a point.. Thx for the videos

[@hugourquilla5339]

Who works under 40 degrees weather

[@derekgailey4432]

@@hugourquilla5339 makita works. Dewalt flex volt batteries wont charge if its cold outside

[@Jason-uz8hj]

All batterries have difficulty charging when they are cold. Use the battery for a little while, it warms up and then it will charge. My 60v batterries charge just fine, even down to 20 degs.......if I used them first. Tip.....I store all of my 20v and 60v batteries in one bag and bring them in the house at end of day, if it is gonna be cold. Even leaving them in the cab of the truck is usually enough to warm them up on the ride to the jobsite.

[@derekgailey4432]

@@Jason-uz8hj some more than others (dewalt)

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

Sorry Skil...The king is dead! Long live the king! I'm a Skil guy for wormdrives, but the sawdust don't lie. DeWalt kilt it here. Great demonstration bro. So basically, 60V beats 48V, right? 😂

[@gmanxeero]

Yankee 54volts nominal. 18v*3

[@ToolReviewZone]

Thanks bro. Yeah, the power of the Dewalt is unmatched

[@richardgates7589]

Kinda like Ford & Chevy, you like one over the other. Dewalt clearly has more power, but if similar RPM's, why is more powerful? There are other factors (line of sight, weight, etc), but who doesn't want more power ?

[@andrewsjodin6868]

The dust extracter makes it wider than the dewalt

[@doyen86]

The Skil seems to be a bit too bulky for my taste and the dust port coupled with the oil maintenance make it a hard pass for me. Also keep in mind that Dewalt is releasing an updated version of its circular saws with 25% more power this coming June. So I'd love to see how it fairs against the next edition. Keep up the good work!

[@ToolReviewZone]

Wow, that will be insane with more power. This saw is a freaking beast, so I'll definitely keep my eyes open for it 86!👊

[@michaelc7283]

Hi, I seen the video on the new DeWalt flexvolt circular saw with more power. I think the new version is for the right side blade model only not the rear handle.

[@ToolReviewZone]

@@michaelc7283 ahhhhhh man. That's a pass for me. Right sided blades are nightmares for me bro!

[@michaelc7283]

@@ToolReviewZone Yes, me too. I truly hope one of these company can make a left hand circular saw with top handle. Figures crossed my friend.

[@michaelc7283]

@@garradmiller5025 That's what I thought...

[@Alpine642]

I think I’d go with the dewalt for a cordless saw and I’ll get a mag 77 corded saw for a corded saw

[@richey761]

Need to do a review of the hilti 36v now 👍

[@elnuresedov7204]

Dewalt good boy)

[@EM-fi2qg]

How are both saws at tracking a line? My corded Skill is easy as hell to cut on a pencil line, but my old 18V Dewalt is worse than a drunk driver.

[@ToolReviewZone]

Haha, great question E30. The dewalt does seem like it wants to veer off a bit but the skil is straight and narrow

[@MostlyPeacefulCombatVet]

The veering is something I noted when comparing the flexy and the Fuel. Somwething about the balance, or speed or something. The dewalt does it fast! I love ripping sheet goods with it. The milwaukee is super accurate. And even at 54 volts and 18 volts, they cannot even begin to be compared to the old 18v tools. I have picked up one of my old mag 77 skil's maybe 1 or 2 times. Only to move it out of the way. Sucks because I have over a decade of quality time with my good ol' skil's..... They are just no longer needed. I imagine the same holds true with the new skil cordless. Looks to be super well built outside of that Damn dust port. Lol

[@EM-fi2qg]

@@MostlyPeacefulCombatVet Yup, tha Mag 77 is my trusted saw. I cant part with it yet. I only use the Dewalt if I need a quick cut, but for trusted use, I only cut with my old Mag. I'm sure I'll go the same route as you some day, but for now, it would be like parking my 7.3 diesel, and driving a Tesla. 👍

[@MostlyPeacefulCombatVet]

@@EM-fi2qg lol agreed. I was pushed by my guys to make the "cordless switch" because I'd always been so "old school" per say. I still have an old 96 f350 7.3 ccsb myself that I will never part with for any tesla. And a couple of 2010's with waaaay too much $ in them now to part with. Anyway.... Let us know when you decide to give a cordless a whirl! If nothing else, for cutting while you're up in the rafters. We own a few flexvolt rear handles, and now milwaukee rear handles. The dewalt is a super fast saw! We run flexvolt sliding and non slider miters and a couple of the mini table saws and they're great too. Especially the miters. But the m18 Fuel rear handle cuts best for me. Power is plentiful and the saw tracks straight as an arrow and has all the power we need for LVL's, glulams, (treated and standard) and timber. It's mean! And 1 battery lasts a solid day of end cutting off the pile. So despite my flexvolt love, the fuel is my recommendation to you for all around quality as a builder. Looking forward to your input when you get that opportunity. Take care 👍 🍻

[@benjaminromshak9904]

Man, Skilsaw #1 , Makita #2, following extremely close by Milwaukee and Dewalt for a tie on 3rd place. Now I jus need Metabo HPT to come out with a Multivolt rear handle to take them all on!!!! #CordorCordless #MULTVOLT 🔨🔨🔨

[@ToolReviewZone]

Haha, thanks for the feedback Benjamin!

[@carlosalfaro9467]

dewalts kicks butt by a mile or two lol

[@Jason-uz8hj]

Line of sight. Does anyone else struggle with the dewalt line of sight? The blade guard lever is WAY too big and is too close to the blade axis. This is the ONLY complaint I have about the dewalt. Otherwise it is AWESOME!

[@craighatch3221]

Dewalt!

[@ToolReviewZone]

Thanks Craig!

[@pratumpornchuanlom185]

How many RPM

[@Silly46337]

The Dewalt flexvolt system is the most impressive advancement in tools since the invention of the impact driver.

[@derekgailey4432]

Until u use a supposedly Backward Compatible battery platform on a dewalt 20v max tool for more than a day it kills the tool... Videos from VCG construction will show u... Its happened to my boss on two different tools..

[@Silly46337]

Derek Gailey Yes I have heard of this but never seen it happen. I’ve used the flexvolt batteries on almost every 20v tool dewalt makes for two years now and have had zero issues. They make them run better in my opinion.

[@derekgailey4432]

Interesting but confusing.. Maybe the tools were already defective or ready to go.... Thx for the feedback..

[@jamessimon7292]

Yeah, that's BS. I swap flexvolt batteries on to my 20v tools regularly and no problems. Flexvolt batteries operate at 20v by default. The flexvolt tools have an extra set of contacts that tell the batteries to switch to 60v setting. There's no way you're putting 60 volts into a 20 volt tool.

[@derekgailey4432]

James Simon... Thank you... Good to know.. My boss's tools mustve already been ready to gooooo

[@stevennihipali3607]

I think DeWalt has the better of these 2... I'm a skill guy, but that DeWalt did a much better job on dust extraction.

[@RedondoBeach2]

The video is informative but the premise seems flawed. The impression is, the video is based on two specific saws solely because they were the ones sent to you. Not necessarily because they're the best in class. So, for instance, if Makita sent a saw but Skil did not, the presumption is, this would have turned into a comparison between Dewalt and Makita. Is that a wrong assumption? If so, please explain. I can only speak for myself but when I watch a tool comparison, I'm interested in seeing the best-of-the best, in a specific category or class of tools, in a head-to-head comparison. I'm skeptical when the comparison is between two tools that were simply the tools that became available to review. Is this a fair comment? Please let me know if it's not because I'm not here to bash you, I'm most interested in making sure I have a clear understanding of the foundation of the video so that a properly informed buying decision can be made on a tool. In a more positive sense, your reviews are some of the most informative and helpful I've seen for purely assessing an individual tool on its own. Big kudos to you in that regard.

[@amoscardoza5253]

Yo TRZ!!!

[@ToolReviewZone]

Haha, what's up Amos!!!!👊👊👊

[@stepansavelyonok5532]

I own a corded DeWalt and it's dust ejection is superb. With larger particles of convenient board almost everything goes through ejection port. And you can plug vacuum to it. In that it is much Superior to my Makita. Again thanks for review!

[@ckone671]

Dewalt hands down wins!

[@jeffcoolhd]

This reminds me of back in the day. There was a lot of skill saws and a lot of Black & Decker saws but Black & Decker now is called DeWalt but back in the day my choice was a skill saw. I can't believe I'm going to say this the winner is Black & Decker oops I mean DeWalt. Peace brother

[@ToolReviewZone]

Haha, thanks brother. Hope you have a wonderful holiday buddy 👊

[@noamavrahamdudai8306]

Lol man Dewalt and b&d maybe the same owner or something. ..but they're a different line in all sections. ...plastic motor grips and else. ...they own Dewalt b&d bostitch and Stanley. ...they're all so different. ...so this is not the ugly b&d. ...it's the sexy freeking flexy man. ..

[@2AChef-n-BBQ]

Skil dust chute taking the dust away from the sight line where as the Dewalt dumps it right into your sight path

[@luisrodrigues8148]

Que pena que vocês não podem doar se dentro de uma grande utilidade aqui se vocês puderem doar eu do Estado do Rio grande do Sul do bairro Vera Cruz parada 64 de Gravataí na rua lagoa vermelha 133

[@joemadrid8331]

I own the Dewalt and the Milwaukee rear handle saws. The Dewalt saw is definitely more powerful. The Milwaukee will give me a longer run time with a 12ah battery, but the power of the Dewalt is favorable. All great saws, but in my opinion, they all have a use depending on the job. 4x4 or 2x12 cutting projects, Dewalt or my miter saw 😊. 2x4 framing, osb, or other like material, the Milwaukee or Skill Saw will suffice for an all day project.

[@RomanianAlphaDaddy]

I love my Skilsaw but dammit this proprietary battery is killing me...especially at the price they come in at.

[@interman7715]

Imo Skilsaw looks ridiculous, the battery looks like it's an after thought, that dust blower is bizarre and it is way to heavy to use all day .

[@JoshuaCaudell]

Skilsaw is the ultimate winner

[@David-kg1hc]

You pushed the DeWalt harder then the skill and it still out preformed.

[@tkarlmann]

You scare the crap out of me every time you go to finger-dig-out come chips from between the saw blade and the blade housing, with a battery-powered saw, and your finger is on the power switch! Ouch! (Take the battery out FIRST, please!)

[@moisesrobles7884]

Dewalt is the best kabooooooom

[@joeriniker8213]

I would like to know the country of manufacture for each of these saws. The deal breaker for me would be a made in China vs made in America.

[@stevenmiller7731]

Me too. No Chinese tools for me. I'll buy made in USA, Taiwan, Europe, Japan, Korea

[@moisesrobles7884]

I love skilsaw but my Dewalt is way much better Dewalt is the number one im smashing my like botton yahoooooooooo kaboooooooooooooom

[@krbuilders4685]

Dewalt all the way

[@brucepoole8552]

Is skillsaw still made in china?

[@stevenmiller7731]

I have two 30+ yr old Skilsaw 77s going strong - made in USA. Many newer saws are now made in China which I find to be lower quality in materials, machining, accuracy, longevity, toughness and warranty. No Chinese tools for me. I'll buy made in USA, Taiwan, Europe, Japan, Korea. I tried the Skil 120v 16" and 10" worms, both made in China. I returned both, not worthy investments. I'm still using my Makita 16" circ saw which is 38 yrs old, and made in Japan.

[@dewaltonlyrestistrash3934]

DEWALT ALL DAY

[@didiermunoz9227]

Get paying for DeWalt to talk good shits for a brand is another story

[@ToolReviewZone]

What...?

[@cibolocreekoutfit]

The framing gods have spoken to me and they’ve advised it doesn’t matter how good the Dewalt saw is, the Skilsaw is almighty.

[@ToolReviewZone]

Lol

[@Utubeisazzho]

It’s supposed to be better for righty’s you seem to be lefty. Line of sight all off

[@abrahamzarate1889]

Es basura esa sistema