DeWalt DCS570B

“bought one”

“I've had nothing but problems with mine”

“whether it is just a cheap piece of junk”

“Would highly recommend!”

“it's absolutely pony”

“I bought a DeWalt XR DCS570B and absolutely love it. Best saw I've ever owned.”

“I have this saw and I’m yet to find a task it can’t do”

“i really dont like the right blade. i also hate the high position of the handle. even i (who's framed hundreds of units) cant cut a line straight sometimes with this saw”

“I'm a lefty, I've used the DCS570B (dewalt) for about two years now and it's great. The blade is on the right”

“My Ridgid and Ryobi don’t either. IMO it had to have been dropped at some point. Manufacturing/packaging, shipping, etc. Even the lowest Harbor Freight ones don’t do this, as awful as they can be. I don’t see any way that’s normal, especially for a DeWalt saw.”

“Frankly, I wouldn't buy any of the 20v circular saws if the 60v were available to me.”

“certainly appeared to cut effortlessly”

“Otherwise it is very good”

“just got problems with mine . offset and stops all the time .”

“absolutely brilliant saw!”

“now I have a wobbly saw and expensive straight edge”

“I bought it too”

“I'm seriously losing faith In Dewalt now”

“its not working”

“I just got DCS570B, a 7-1/4” blade circular saw with electric brake for $139 on homdepot.com. I looked at this one but I was very concerned it would be underpowered and I don’t think it has an integrated brake which is a really valuable safety feature. I’ve been doing some deck repair and the DCS570B has been more than up to the challenge. It’s handled 2x6,”

“stupid design”

“So far I am pleasantly surprised by the power the battery operated saw has. Only had it bind on me once and it was due to a low charge on the battery. I think this is a great first saw”

“I got the 570. Does everything o need it to. Just used it to frame a basement. Works great! Flexvolt will be more powerful, and a corded one is always a beast. That said, this is a great saw”

“The one you picked is probably the best option on the market if you're staying with DeWalt 20v or Milwaukee.”