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The DeWalt DCS391N is an 18V cordless circular saw sold as a bare tool for people already on the DeWalt XR battery platform. It runs a 165mm blade at up to 5,150 rpm (the marketing copy also cites 3,700 rpm) and cuts 55mm deep at 90° and 42mm at 45°, with bevels up to 50°. A cast magnesium base, rubber-overmolded handle and tool-free depth and bevel adjustment put it in line with other premium 18V saws, while its 3.8 kg weight is heavier than many compact rivals. It suits framing, sheet goods and trim work where a corded saw is inconvenient.
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Owners of the DCS391 generally rate it as a solid, accurate cordless saw that fits neatly into an existing DeWalt battery collection. Common complaints center on its weight and on the bare-tool packaging catching out first-time buyers.
The DeWALT DCS391N is a cordless 18V circular saw with a 165 mm blade. It has a PM58 fan-cooled motor with replaceable brushes. The trigger is designed for control during cuts. A built-in spindle lock allows quick blade changes.
Depth and bevel are set without tools. Maximum cutting depth is 55 mm at 90° and 42 mm at 45°. The bevel adjusts up to 50°. The base is cast magnesium, and the handle has a rubber overmold. The saw is intended for trimming wood panels, chipboard and other sheet materials.
It is sold as a body only, with no battery or charger. It works with batteries from the DeWALT 18V Li-ion XR family, including standard XR and Powerstack batteries.
