
Dewalt DCS578X2 (2x9.0Ah)
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Our take on the Dewalt DCS578X2 (2x9.0Ah)
The DeWalt DCS578X2 is a 60V Max cordless circular saw with a 7-1/4 inch blade, 5,800 rpm no-load speed and a bevel capacity for angled cuts. It ships with two 9.0Ah FlexVolt batteries, which is a lot of runtime for a saw this size. It suits framing and heavy cutting where a cord would get in the way. No current price was given for this listing, so check the live comparison before buying.
- 60V power with 5,800 rpm for fast cuts in thick lumber
- Two 9.0Ah batteries included, so long runtimes between charges
- 7-1/4 inch blade matches common framing and trim blades
- Bevel capacity for angled cuts
- Cordless freedom on sites without power
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$736.80+ $62.99 shippingObserved at 9:33 AM
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Dewalt DCS578X2 (2x9.0Ah) price history
Lowest price we've seen: $736.80 on Nov 7 at Msc Industrial Supply. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- How long does a 9.0Ah battery last in this saw?
- Runtime depends on the material and cut depth. A 9.0Ah FlexVolt pack gives long runs in framing lumber, and two packs in the box cover most of a workday.
- Does it come with a blade?
- The listing lists batteries as included accessories. Confirm whether a blade and charger are in the box before ordering.
- Can it cut 2x lumber at 45 degrees?
- The 7-1/4 inch blade and bevel capacity handle common framing cuts. Maximum depth at 45 degrees is less than at 90, so check the depth for thick stock.
- Is it compatible with other DeWalt 20V batteries?
- It runs on 60V FlexVolt batteries. FlexVolt packs also work in 20V DeWalt tools, but 20V Max packs do not power this saw.
- Is this saw worth it over a corded circular saw?
- If you cut away from power often, the cordless freedom and two included batteries justify it. For shop use with an outlet nearby, a corded saw costs less.



