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The DeWalt DCS369B is a bare-tool 20V MAX one-handed reciprocating saw built for cutting overhead, in tight spots and one-handed where a full-size saw won't fit. It weighs 3.13 lbs and is 12.5 in long, 37% lighter than DeWalt's DCS367 compact saw, with a brushless motor, up to 2,800 spm, a variable-speed trigger, a pivoting shoe and an LED. It suits plumbers, electricians and remodelers who already own 20V MAX batteries and want a light saw for PVC, conduit, copper, drywall and pruning. Against the DCS367 it trades some stroke and power for weight and reach; against one-handed rivals like Milwaukee's Hackzall it is a close match on size and speed. Owners rate it highly for weight and control.
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Owners rate it 4.8 out of 5 and praise its light weight, compact size and smooth one-handed control. Many use it as a second saw alongside a full-size recip. The main complaints are that it is sold bare and that it is slower than bigger saws on thick material.
The DeWalt DCS369B ATOMIC 20V MAX is a cordless, one-handed reciprocating saw sold as a bare tool. It weighs 3.13 lbs. and measures 12.5 in. front to back. That makes it 37% lighter than the DCS367 Compact Reciprocating Saw (tool only).
It has a brushless motor and cuts at up to 2,800 strokes per minute. A variable-speed trigger gives control over speed. The pivoting shoe offers more points of contact than a fixed shoe. An LED lights up dark work spaces, and the tool-free blade release allows quick blade changes.
The saw comes with two blades and a belt hook. The battery and charger are sold separately.
