please tell me what is the next higher volt or serious recipricating saw model from dewalt?
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Modle # DCS380M1, can find information on factoryauthorizedoutlet.com Hope this help
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as far as i know there is now larger battery for this saw you'd have to go to a 120 volt corded saw
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If you are serious then this is the one DCS380L1 20V MAX* Lithium Ion Reciprocating Saw Kit (3.0 Ah).
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20 volt reciprocating saw is the next and best item if your doing repeat usage . The 20 volt dewalt saw is for daily heavy usage has a light, you can position the blade two different positions and you ll know what ever you need to cut it will be completed.But the 12 volt is for light occasional usage and it does bend in different position. It depends what you usage is for. Let me know if this was useful or you need more information.
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I have been looking at Milwaukee, Ryobi, and many other companies. So far I found Dewalt mostly affiliated with US manufacturing. Most of the other brands are owned by a company in china called Techtronic Industries, No thanks! so, as for now, I think I will stick with this Dewalt combo set. Thanks for info!!!
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In the US, it only comes in 110v. However, you can order directly from Dewalt.com from within England and it is supplied with 240v. (When you visit their site, it asks you to select which country you're from.) That's a LOT cheaper than shipping it.
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The U.S. version of the saw comes with a standard 120 volt, 15 amp, 3 conductor plug. Hot, neutral, and ground.
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No, slightly less...by about 10 ft.lb. BUT- SnapOn uses NiCad 14.4v and total cost is 3x more. Dewalt uses a 20v Li-on battery and would last longer. I bought the bare tool & have 4 batts to interchange with my DW impact driver & DW hammer drill. The 3/8" is a good tool for bench work and some smaller auto tasks. Get a 1/2" for the big stuff. Can't go wrong with Dewalt. I'd never buy a NiCad or NiMh battery tool again, these batteries don't have a shelf life and have memory recharge issues.
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I have the same question, have looked at DeWalt's web site and found nothing.
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The 20V Dewalt batteries are physically different than the 18V. They are not interchangeable. One thing to note, the 20V designation has been made mostly for marketing because when fully charged a 18V battery actually measures aprox 20volts anyway. So far I'm sticking with the 18v design because I can't see a reason to "upgrade".
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The saw has not been out but about 6-7 years...I've had mine less than two years...sorry, I can't answer your question.
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- The Electric Chainsaw I bought is: "GreenWorks 20182 Enhanced 24V Lithium-Ion 10-Inch Chainsaw". I am delighted with it! I see at Amazon Site, that one may request "Warranty" info from either "Amazon" or "Earthwise"! Try That! Cheers, Jim -
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I guess that you COULD. I understand that this thing is pretty low speed. May I recommend getting a good DeWalt, Makita, or Black & Decker cordless. I have had a DeWalt 14v for six or eight years now. (I do not think they make the 14 volt model any more and have shifted to 18 volts.) But I have been very satisfied with that for almost all applications.
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It's a powerful saw that works hard, but I don't have any experience to compare it with. It's only my second saw and I use it infrequently. Sorry.
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Requires 20v max battery by Dewalt. They make 1.5 Ah, 3.0Ah, and 4.0Ah batteries that will fit. Each is a step up in size and capacity.
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Yes. I found that 120v works better than 18v for that application. Works either way, another great tool by DeWalt.
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No I don't. Not sure if Dewalt offers one. Maybe a aftermarket one is available.
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Book says its 120V. Just plug in to a regular outlet. I like the saw so far.
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You could but I would not. A circular or saber saw would give more accurate cuts and dewalt has 18 volt in each.
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you'll have to upgrade to the B&D; 5106551-01 18volt dual battery charger,and the B&D; hpb18-ope2 18volt dual pack NiCd batteries.sold at Amazon.I was impressed by how well the saw works.the battery upgrade is money well spent.