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DeWalt 18V XR Brushless Chainsaw + 4.0ah $299 (Skin Only RRP $349) @ Get Tools Direct

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DeWalt 18V XR Brushless Chainsaw + 4.0ah $299 (Skin Only RRP $349) @ Get Tools Direct
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arch9898 on 07/06/2020 - 08:40 gettoolsdirect.com.au (794 clicks)
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DeWalt 18V XR Compact Chainsaw 4.0ah Set DCM565M1-XE

Seems like a good price considering the skin by itself retails at around $350.

Includes:
300mm Chainsaw
1x 4.0Ah Battery DCB182-XE
Battery Charger DCB115-XE

Also a DeWalt hoodie available via redemption.

Features:

30 cm Oregon Bar and Chain
High Efficiency Brushless Motor
Automatic Oiling - Reduced Maintenance
Tool Free Bar fitment & Chain Tensioning - Fast Chain Adjustments
Variable Speed Trigger - No pull starting and improved control during cutting
Chain Speed - 7.68 m/s
Extensive over-mould, for extra grip and comfort in prolonged use

Home & Garden 18V Chainsaw Cordless DeWALT Power Tool

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    • TreeHugger on 07/06/2020 - 09:18
      +12

      Why is it a bad idea? If someone has an ecosystem of tools that use the same batteries. It’s a great idea.
      Without a carby and engine, there are less consumables and moving parts and No need to mess with the 2 stroke mixes… etc
      Open minded to how different use cases fit different needs but not sure how battery powered garden tools can be a worst idea. If anything, it’s the future as more high end tool makers embrace battery based power source

        • B-Man02 on 07/06/2020 - 10:05
          +3

          No they make it to make money.
          The more tools in the range the more chance new buyers will choose them as they have everything they want. And diehard fans will just buy it to add to their collection

        • MMM on 07/06/2020 - 10:44
          +4

          Luckily I am one of the idiots who own this Dewalt 18V chainsaw and it works great. Have a Stihl chainsaw collecting dust, superseded by the Dewalt for lopping branches and general work around the home. Fully recommend it for home use it has its place and may not fully replace your fuel chainsaw but far more convenient.

          • freddofrog42 on 07/06/2020 - 11:21
            +1

            @MMM: Me too. It works brilliantly and I seldom use another chainsaw now and yes I have several.

            Honestly I was surprised how well it works but it does.

            • TreeHugger on 07/06/2020 - 12:20
              +2

              @freddofrog42: Yep, I had responded with a fair minded view without any simpleton name calling.
              But needless to say, some people aren’t good at handling their own view of one size fits all doesn’t work with everyone.
              Yep, I have both battery operated tools and 2 stroke ones, whilst I use both still but I use the battery ones more often.
              Anyway, I rest my case as I have no intention of debating people calling names without a single ounce understanding one another.

    • Traveller on 07/06/2020 - 09:39
      +9

      I use my EGO battery saw quite a bit. When cutting a lot of firewood we bring it along as it is great for cutting up small branches as easy to start and stop and lighter the petrol saws we have. It is also the saw I take camping and on 4wd trips, as no need to take petrol in the car, it is much less noisy that a petrol saw and I can charge with an inverter. So I think that decent battery saws have their uses.

      • newtz on 07/06/2020 - 09:48
        +1

        I want for this reason. Great for camping. Need something small enough to make packing it viable though

      • mmd on 07/06/2020 - 16:42

        saw I take camping and on 4wd trips

        ???

    • Deelirium on 07/06/2020 - 10:28
      +10

      Might need to get with the times Mate.

      I own 3 chainsaws, a 038 magnum Stihl, an arborist Makita and a 18v Milwaukee. I use the 18v 90 percent of the time because of the reduced hassle and noise. Cuts great.
      My uncle who use to work in forestry and now does arborist work uses a 36v stihl as part of his kit for reduced noise reasons and for awkward spots.

      This DeWalt in particular my father has, who also owns 3 other Stihl saws fyi, it gets used alot for clearing fence lines.
      I wouldn't call it a powerhouse, but for trimming trees, clearing fences and even found it handy for construction work.

      Battery powered saws have a place, and to be honest as the tech is getting developed, petrol saws I can see being obsolete in the near future.

      For occasional use and light work I would say people are far better off with battery saws, reduced maintenance, no fuel. Also being able to just pull the trigger to turn on and off is fantastic, instead of leaving a saw idling constantly.

    • Dark Zeus on 07/06/2020 - 19:10

      This has been ongoing since I saw this about April. I bought it this DeWalt 18V XR Brushless Chainsaw + 4.0ah for $299 and Dewalt 18V XR Brushless Line Trimmer on Sydney Tools's "Bonus Points" day, - https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/540684.

      If you are planning to buy this product, I suggest you wait for next Sydney Tool's "Bonus Points" day.

  • B-Man02 on 07/06/2020 - 10:03
    +2

    I love my battery saw.
    Its not a dewalt so not reviewing this one but handy as. With 1x 12ah battery I can cut a full ute load of wood with half charge still left.
    I have 2x petrol saws aswell. It definately has a place and gave me a few extra batteries for the rest of my set aswell.

    • perfeksionitst on 07/06/2020 - 10:35
      +1

      Mind sharing which model/brand saw you own?

      • B-Man02 on 07/06/2020 - 19:51

        Milwaukee M18
        I bought it when they had a 12ah battery redemption for $505

  • citybargainhunter on 07/06/2020 - 11:55
    +1

    Sydney Tools also stocks this for the same price.

    https://sydneytools.com.au/product/dewalt-dcm565m1xe-18v-40a…

  • Meowcat on 07/06/2020 - 11:56
    +1

    Went into Bunnings earlier in the week intending to buy a 20in 2 stroke saw, saw the 36v Ryobi brush less 14in ex display model for $126.

    And man….. This thing is grouse.

    I wasn't really sold on the batt over petrol thing but, for doing branches and trees around the house it's awesome.

  • PoKGuy on 08/06/2020 - 10:10

    Deleted.

    Was going to price beat at Bunnings $349, then realised the item is skin only. 😑

  • JPNx on 10/06/2020 - 12:10

    Just had a call from the store to advise item has been discontinued so a refund is on its way.

    • Dark Zeus on 10/06/2020 - 16:02

      Bunnings has plenty of stock.

      Just found out Sydney Tools is discontinuing this stock.

    • PoKGuy on 11/06/2020 - 16:07

      Bummer, looks like I'd miss out. 😑

      • Dark Zeus on 12/06/2020 - 23:01

        It is not too late. Bunnings still have it, based on store which may have stock.

        • PoKGuy on 18/06/2020 - 11:07

          ^^^ You're right !!!

          $299 for the kit. Click

          Doesn't come with a hoodie via redemption though.

  • quikstix on 18/06/2020 - 13:39

    Can't decide between this and the Ryobi skin for $249.. Ryobi is 10m/s chain speed and this is 7.something m/s. Obviously not for hardcore use but wanted to get the better of the 2. Benefit of this is it comes with a battery and charger, benefit of the Ryobi is I already have batteries, faster chain speed and 6yr replacement warranty. Any advice or feedback would be much appreciated.

    https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-18v-one-12-brushless-chain…

  • Izza on 26/06/2020 - 19:10

    This still for sale at Bunnings Seven Hills for $299.00 including the 18v4.0ah battery and charger

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