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The DeWalt DCS380B is a bare-tool 20V MAX cordless reciprocating saw with a 1-1/8-inch stroke and a variable-speed trigger running 0 to 3,000 strokes per minute. Its four-position tool-free blade clamp allows flush cuts and lets you turn the blade for different cutting positions, and the pivoting shoe adjusts depth of cut and helps extend blade life. It suits tradespeople and homeowners already on the 20V MAX battery platform who want a fast, durable recip saw without paying for another kit. Against rivals like the Milwaukee M18 Fuel Sawzall and Makita 18V LXT, it trades some raw power and vibration control for a lighter, simpler, lower-cost bare tool that shares batteries with the rest of the DeWalt line.
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Owners generally rate the DCS380B as a reliable, fast-cutting recip saw that is easy to use one-handed and holds up to jobsite abuse. Many praise the tool-free blade changes and the ability to rotate the blade for flush cuts, while some complain about vibration, noise and the lack of a brushless motor.
This is the DeWALT DCS380B, a 20V MAX cordless reciprocating saw sold as a bare tool. It has a 1-1/8" stroke length and a variable speed trigger that runs from 0 to 3,000 strokes per minute for blade control.
The keyless blade clamp has 4 positions, so you can change blades without tools and make flush cuts. The pivoting shoe adjusts to control depth of cut and extends blade life. A rubber overmolded grip adds comfort and control, and a double oil sealed shaft resists contamination and adds durability.
The battery and charger are sold separately. The saw can be used with DeWALT FLEXVOLT batteries.
