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The DeWalt DCCS621B is a compact 12-inch cordless chainsaw that runs on the brand's 20V MAX batteries. A brushless motor and low-kickback bar and chain handle limb trimming, beam cutting and light demolition without gas, fumes or carburetor upkeep. It weighs about 9 pounds with a battery and is rated for up to 90 cuts per charge on 4x4 pressure-treated wood with a 5.0 Ah pack. It is a tool-only buy, so it makes most sense for people already on the 20V MAX platform; against gas saws it trades raw power for instant starts and low maintenance, and against bigger battery saws it gives up bar length for control.
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Owners treat it as a handy limb and jobsite saw that starts instantly and needs little upkeep. Most praise its light weight and easy chain adjustment; the main complaints are that it ships without a battery and that runtime depends heavily on which pack you use.
This is a compact cordless chainsaw with a 12-inch bar and chain. It runs on 20V MAX batteries, so there are no cold starts, fumes or carburetor issues, and none of the maintenance that comes with a gas-powered saw. It is sold as a tool only.
A brushless motor gives long runtime and long motor life. The saw is built for construction and outdoor tasks such as cutting beams, demolition work and managing tree limbs. The low kickback bar and chain suit these jobs.
A tool-free knob handles chain tensioning and bar tightening, so the bar is clamped properly. With a 5.0 Ah battery, it makes up to 90 cuts per charge on 4x4 pressure-treated wood. The saw weighs 9 pounds with the battery, which keeps it compact and easy to control.
