
Dewalt 60 V MAX Circular Saw 7-1/4" 12 Ah
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Our take on the Dewalt 60 V MAX Circular Saw 7-1/4" 12 Ah
The DeWalt 60V MAX circular saw is a cordless 7-1/4-inch saw that runs on DeWalt's 60V FlexVolt battery system. It is built for framing, decking and heavy cuts where a 20V saw would bog down, and it ships with a 12 Ah battery. That 12 Ah pack is the large FlexVolt battery, so runtime is long but the saw is heavy in hand.
- Corded-saw power from a 60V battery
- 7-1/4-inch blade takes standard framing blades
- 12 Ah battery gives long runtime between charges
- Shares batteries with other DeWalt 60V tools
- Electric brake stops the blade quickly
- Heavy, especially with the 12 Ah battery mounted
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Dewalt 60 V MAX Circular Saw 7-1/4" 12 Ah price history
Lowest price we've seen: $299.00 on Nov 7 at Ace Hardware. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.
What reviewers say
Owners treat it as a corded-saw replacement for framing and decking, praising the power and runtime. The main complaints are weight and the cost of the 12 Ah battery.
- PowerPraisedOwners say it cuts 2x lumber and thick stock without bogging down.
- WeightCriticisedThe saw with the 12 Ah battery is heavy and tiring for long or overhead cuts.
- Battery runtimePraisedThe 12 Ah pack lasts through long framing sessions on one charge.
Questions and answers
- Is the 12 Ah battery included?
- Yes. This listing includes one 12 Ah 60V FlexVolt battery. A charger is not listed, so check before buying if you do not already own one.
- Will it cut 2x framing lumber in one pass?
- Yes. The 7-1/4-inch blade and 60V motor handle 2x material at common framing angles, which is the main reason buyers choose it over a 20V saw.
- How does it compare with a corded circular saw?
- Owners report power close to a corded saw, with no cord to manage. The trade-off is weight and battery cost.
- Does it use standard 7-1/4-inch blades?
- Yes. It takes standard 7-1/4-inch circular saw blades with a 5/8-inch arbor, so blade choice is wide.
- Can I use a smaller FlexVolt battery?
- Yes. It runs on other 60V FlexVolt packs, which cuts weight but shortens runtime.



