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The DeWalt DCS356D1 is a cordless oscillating multi-tool built around a brushless motor and a three-speed selector, so you can match speed to cutting, scraping or sanding. Its Quick-Change accessory system and universal adaptor let it take most brands' blades, and the DUAL-GRIP variable-speed trigger gives fine control at the start of a cut. DeWalt claims up to 57% more runtime than a comparable brushed tool. It suits trim carpenters, remodelers and DIYers who want one tool for flush cuts, undercutting door jambs and detail sanding without a cord; brushless rivals from Makita and Milwaukee are close, but DeWalt's wide blade ecosystem and the included guide system are the draw.
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Owners rate the DCS356 highly for smooth power, easy blade changes and solid build. Many say the three-speed dial and variable trigger make it controllable for delicate cuts. The main complaints are noise and the small 2.0 Ah battery in the kit.
The DeWalt DCS356D1 is a 20V MAX cordless oscillating multi-tool kit. It has a brushless motor, which provides up to 57% more run time than a similar brushed tool. A 3-speed selector lets the user set the speed for the application.
The Quick-Change accessory system swaps blades quickly and easily. With the universal accessory adaptor, the tool works with most oscillating tool accessories. A DUAL-GRIP variable speed trigger controls speed.
An oscillating tool guide system lets the user set the depth or height for accurate repeatability. A bright LED light illuminates dark work spaces.
