#60v max

Stream & Charge

Enjoy working while you stream your favorite music and charge your phone with the new DEWALT 12V/20V MAX Jobsite Bluetooth Speaker.  The DEWALT Bluetooth Speaker will fully function with 12-Volt, 20-Volt, or DEWALT FLEXVOLT batteries and also comes with an AC power cord so it can be used corded.  The cord plugs in where the battery would attach, so this is not a charger for your DEWALT batteries.  At the time this article was written, the speaker has an MSRP of $99 bare tool.

For a small Bluetooth speaker, the dual 3-inch woofers deliver great sound with a good amount of bass.  There are multiple items that set this Bluetooth speaker apart from others.  The reinforced, impact-resistant housing and metal grille along with a robust carrying handle show the durability.  Packed inside that durability are some cool features.  The handle doubles as a mobile phone stand that holds the user’s device and displays the screen. An additional storage tray is available under the handle.  Next to the handle is the USB outlet and the AUX input if you did not want to play music wirelessly.

Battery life with the 20-Volt 5.0 Ah battery was more than excellent.  We used this Bluetooth speaker in cold weather each night by the fire for a combined runtime of over 12 hours and the battery still had one bar of 3 lit.  Outdoors, the sound was still excellent with a good amount of bass.  If you are looking for a nice durable way to listen to music and charge your phone, this is it!

DEWALT 60V FlexVolt tools hit the market with a promise to provide the power, runtime and durability for professional use.  DEWALT followed up the professional construction tools with outdoor power equipment. Battery operated outdoor tools have become very popular as they become more powerful with longer runtime.  With battery power becoming a more viable option for many homeowners, the thought of storing gasoline in the garage is becoming obsolete.  String trimmers and blowers are the first to be migrated over to battery power with hedge trimmers and chainsaws following up.

DEWALT DCST970X1 FLEXVOLT 60V MAX String Trimmer, 3.0AH battery

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DCST970X1 Features

Gear drive design powers through tough overgrowth

High-efficiency brushless motor maximizes run time and motor life

15″ cutting swath with 0.080″ line (also accepts 0.095″)

Variable speed trigger with Hi/Lo speed control for added power or extended run time

Lightweight and ergonomic design maximizes control and minimizes stress on your arms

Designed to withstand everyday heavy-duty usage

3 Year Limited Warranty – 1 Year Full Warranty – 90 Day Money Back Guarantee

60 Volt Market

The DEWALT FlexVolt 60 volt platform will not keep up with the 56, 58 or 60 volt outdoor power equipment platforms.  The FlexVolt platform does not outperform the DEWALT 40 volt line!  The reason is simple.  The FlexVolt platform in the 60 volt state is a 1P battery pack.  Almost all the other brands who boast about long runtimes and high power run a 2P or 3P battery pack.  Those battery packs have two to three times the amount of cells in them to provide the motors with a lot of power.

Almost all battery operated string trimmers come with  .080″ dual line.  In most cases, our first suggestion is to upgrade to a .095″ line, but in this case, we recommend that a high grade .080″ line replace the stock line.  It was clear the first time the string hit the grass that the gearing used to produce the power and speed was doing its job.  This unit has an rpm of 6,600 on high, still slightly less than most gas trimmers.  But it had no issue keeping the line speed up and tearing through grass and weeds.  But when pushed, there is not a lot of torque allowing the RPM to drop.  When using .095″ line, the lack of torque to keep the RPM’s up is more evident.

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Gas Replacement

Will any of the current battery powered units be a gas replacement?  No, and that answer is no because they all have limitations due to run time and attachments.  With that said, if someone wanted just a string trimmer, this unit can be put in as a quality gas replacement due to the power and battery life.  Even in a commercial setting, a single battery will last for most jobs and be able to charge while on the road to the next job.

While this might be one of the more expensive units, we believe that it is worth the cost as it will compete with the gas trimmers in the same price range.  This unit took all the abuse we threw at it and never once stopped due to a motor or battery over heat.  We am thrilled with it’s performance and will continue to use this trimmer to see how long the unit and battery will last under our abuse.

Dewalt has been building their line of battery operated outdoor power equipment with the introduction of the FlexVolt line.  The Dewalt FlexVolt battery will work in the existing 20v max tools or also in the new 60v max line.  The Dewalt FlexVolt tools are long lasting, strong and in many ways equal or better than their corded counterparts.  The Dewalt FlexVolt battery operated outdoor power equipment is an excellent alternative to gas operated equipment for construction and for home owners.  Dewalt has a well proven 40 volt line of outdoor power equipment meant for professionals that the 60v FlexVolt tools are based from.  That means these tools have been tried and tested which is always better than buying first run.

DEWALT DCCS670X1 FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Brushless 16″ Chainsaw with 3.0AH Battery

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While battery operated chainsaws are not new, we are working to give you the information needed to decide if this is the right tool for you.  In our opinion, a good chainsaw will have to be able to cut a fairly large tree down when needed on a single charge, have the power to cut 14-16″ logs without issue, and generally have the quality that will last someone a very long time.  In construction, there is a need for a long lasting saw for cutting large posts or beams.  The saw needs to have the power and runtime to complete these tasks without slowing down.

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Dewalt DCCS670 Features

Brushless motor, powered with a 60V Lithium Ion battery

Low kick-back 16″ Oregon bar and chain

Chain brake for kick back protection

Auto-Oiling with Lubrilink and Lubriwell for chain lubrication

Tool free chain tensioning and bar tightening knob

Variable speed trigger

Variable Speed Trigger

To bring a little more gas like chainsaw feeling into the battery operated saw, Dewalt designed the FlexVolt saw a variable speed trigger.  This was great for cleaning up brush of small limbs where more control could be used.  Not only does this allow the user to have more control, this also helps to extend the runtime of the saw.  The variable speed trigger is not something you get with many other battery powered chainsaws.  We feel it takes this saw to a higher level of quality and safety.

The downside to battery operated chainsaws is the mandate to have a trigger safety.  The safety is not a big deal, just something to get used to.  On this saw the safety is on the left side of the handle and is easy for right handed people.  It is not bad for left handed cuts, but easier for right handed.

Like Gas Chainsaws

This chainsaw, like gas chainsaws, has a nice chain brake that is set up as an anti-kickback devise for protection.  Even though this is battery powered, it is still a chainsaw and proper safety gear should be used while using the saw.  In the video, you see I have hearing protection on and frankly, it is not needed, but my favorite helmet has it connected, so it was used.  Getting hurt with a battery operated saw is just as likely as a gas powered saw.  We still suggest engaging the chain brake while walking with the saw!  Take care and caution when using these items.

With the great runtime of the Dewalt FlexVolt chainsaw, we feel this compares to other like sized saws on the market.  When the battery is dead, it is about the equivalent to a small tank of fuel.  The only difference is that it takes 30-45 minutes to recharge the Dewalt “fuel tank”.  The benefits of a battery operated saw outweigh any negatives by a long shot and this unit will be a great addition to many homes and commercial markets.  The noise reduction itself would be huge for contractors and arborists.  Add on some of the other outdoor power equipment from Dewalt and you have the capabilities to work longer with more batteries and enjoy the no hassle use of the new age of outdoor power equipment.

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The Milwaukee M18 and Dewalt Flexvolt blowers are two new products that will appeal to anyone who owns the M18 or Dewalt 20 volt line.  These two companies have done battle over voltage, amp hours, watt hours and innovation.  Just as the Ford Mustang and Chevy Camaro, we can debate who is better between Milwaukee and Dewalt, but we will try to stick to our indoor testing and real world testing to come up with a path for those looking to purchase these new blowers.

When looking for a blower you have to look at two different published specifications to determine the power.  Look at the speed that the air moves out of the tube (MPH) and also the volume of air the blower moves (CFM).  In most cases, the MPH is the number that will get items moving and the CFM will be the number that keeps things moving.  If a blower has a small tube and only advertises MPH, then I would suggest you walk.  Blowers are categorized by CFM; below 200 CFM are viewed as small sweeper units for hard flat surfaces, 200 to 400 CFM are light duty or residential, 400 to 500 CFM are medium duty and anything above 500 CFM is considered commercial.  To confuse this more, some manufacturers will give their numbers at an “up to” or a “maximum”.

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Dewalt Flexvolt Blower Specs

Voltage  60V Max Maximum Air Volume  423 CFM Length  34.5″ Maximum Air Speed  129 MPH Noise Rating  67 Weight  9.8 lbs Cruise Control  Yes Height  16.0″ Width  8.5″ Tool Warranty  3 Year

DEWALT DCBL770X1 FlexVolt 129 MPH 423 CFM 60V MAX Handheld Blower, 3.0AH battery

Milwaukee M18 Fuel Blower Specs

Voltage  18V Maximum Air Volume  450 CFM Length  35.5″ Maximum Air Speed  100 MPH Noise Rating  63 (ANSI B175) Weight  5.7 lbs Cruise Control  Yes Height  11.0″ Width  6.5″ Tool Warranty  3 Year

Milwaukee M18 FUEL 100 MPH 450 CFM 18-Volt Lithium-ion Brushless Cordless Handheld Blower Kit

Light Duty Battle

Both of these blowers fall in the medium duty class, but due to the runtime, we classify them as construction or light duty blowers.  If each could get 40 minutes of runtime, we would change that classification to medium as many more commercial people would look into theses blowers.

Runtime and performance are hot topics in battery operated outdoor power equipment.  There is a battle by the manufacturer to produce the most efficient tool, but then balance the power output with runtime.  In our testing the Dewalt Flexvolt 60v Blower was able to run 12 minutes 30 seconds on high on one charge.  The Milwaukee M18 Fuel Blower was able to run for 15 minutes 50 seconds on one charge.  Both tests we are full throttle.

Lab Testing

Our indoor tests are mean to give the viewer a visual of the power of each blower.  Each test has issues with what it tests and how each blower will respond will sometimes depend on the design.  Floating a ball on the blower tube while running the blower is mostly a test of MPH as a smaller tubed blower will do better in this situation.  We seen that happen with the Dewalt Flexvolt.  The larger tube higher CFM unit should be able to push something farther.  But in our testing, the Dewalt was able to push items further than the Milwaukee.  That could be because of the drag on concrete or how the wind deflected off the gas tank.  Either way, “Lab Testing” results showed the Dewalt as the winner.

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Real World Testing

We see it all the time with cars, sometimes the higher HP car is not the fastest at the track.  Our indoor testing results flipped once we went out and blew some leaves around.  The higher MPH of the Dewalt FlexVolt was able to get items up and moving fast but was unable to keep them moving once the items became scattered.  The Milwaukee had a very broad path that it could blow and the CFM was able to keep items moving longer in a wider path.

Real world testing is what we like to rely upon.  In this case though, you have two blowers that each do well.  The Dewalt is able to get some items moving that the Milwaukee struggled with.  But once the items were moving, the Dewalt could lose the battle while the Milwaukee started to shine.

Overall

These blowers are close in specifications and if you are already into one battery platform, the clear winner is the platform you own.  If that is not the case, between the performance and ergonomics, we show the Milwaukee M18 Fuel Blower as the winner.  The Dewalt FlexVolt is not a new design and is basically the Dewalt 40 volt redone to take the new battery.  Left handed users will find the Dewalt harder to use due to the intake sucking air next to their leg and the cruise control being on the wrong side.  The new design of the Milwaukee was more efficient as shown in the runtime and also easier to use outdoors.

Jobsite radios are very popular and manufacturers are quickly changing their models to fit the end user’s needs.  Dewalt introduced the DCR025 as an upgrade at the Dewalt Experience in 2016.  This unit is Bluetooth and has the capability to communicate with your phone so you can skip forward in songs without toughing your phone.  Also with the timing of the release, this jobsite radio has a 3 amp charger to help give faster to charging to the larger Flexvolt batteries, as well as the other 20 volt max batteries.

Dewalt set the bar very high with jobsite radio sound quality when they released the ToughSystem Music.  That radio included a sub-woofer and was IP65 rated, but it lacked a solid cord and auxiliary power outlets that many wanted on the jobsite.  The DCR025 has the roll cage and auxiliary power outlets, but does not match the sound quality as it lacks a sub-woofer.  Also, like the model the DCR025 replaced, the FM reception is hit or miss.  In our stick built shop, our favorite radio channel was unavailable unless we went outside.  This seems to be a common theme for some jobsite radios.

AMAZON: DEWALT DCR025 Jobsite Bluetooth Radio & Charger

ACME Tools: DEWALT DCR025 Jobsite Bluetooth Radio & Charger

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DCR025 Features

Powered by 20V MAX or Flexvolt DEWALT Batteries as well as AC power cord

3 AMP charging of 20V MAX and 60V MAX DEWALT Batteries

Bluetooth connectivity up to 100 ft

2 Additional AC power outlets (10 Amp Max)

Aux & 2.1 AMP USB Charging Ports

AVRCP (Audio Video Remote Control Protocol) allows you to control your device from the radio

20 Watts Per Channel Woofers, tweeters, and air ports

Bottle opener

Phone Storage

Smartphones are now in the hands of 90% of phone users.  These phones keep getting larger and larger to allow for multiple uses.  The DCR025 has ample storage for your large, or super large smartphone.  It will even fit a mini tablet.  Inside the storage area, there is a USB outlet that will charge at 2.1 amp and a Aux input so you do not have to run Bluetooth.  The charger will work when you are corded or when you are running off the battery.

The one thing that seems to be missing from this radio is an IP rating.  It is not rated for a fall or for dust or water intrusion.  The phone storage area does not have a gasket, but it would help to protect a phone in the rain.  Water and dust will be able to get in, but we feel the amount of water that would get in there in a rain storm is minimal.

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Overall

While the FM reception has not improved much, the battery charger has.  The charger is faster and it does not interfere with the FM signal.  While the sound is clear, you do not get the bass like some of the other Dewalt radios.  There is no doubt, this would be my choice for a Dewalt radio on the Jobsite, but if I were working in a nice clean environment, the ToughSystem Music is hard to beat.

The DEWALT DHS790AT2 FlexVolt 120V MAX double bevel compound sliding miter saw is the most innovative cordless tools introduced in 2016.  We feel this way because of the miter saw’s ability to use two 60 FlexVolt batteries or a power cord adapter to run off a cord.  No other saw on the market allows for this use.  Having the ability to use either AC or DC power makes this saw a versatile and also able to be passed on to future generations, no matter what battery technology changes.  We have seen a lot of changes in tool technology and the corded versions, even ones from 40 years ago are some of the few that might still be able to be used 40 years from now.

The DEWALT DHS790 has a powerful 120V Brushless motor provides long runtime on battery, but also a maintenance free motor when run on AC.  Like all other corded DEWALT miter saws, the accuracy of this miter saw is excellent.  The LED lighting over the saw blade also functions as a cut line for positioning the blade for precise cuts.  Easily adjustable sliding fences support crown molding up to 7-1/2″ nested and base molding up to 6-3/4″ vertically against the fence. The miter detent plate with 10 positive stops miters 60° to the right and 50° to the left. This is a large miter saw compared to other battery operated models, but it still only weighs 56 lbs.

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No matter how you use this saw, via battery power or off the cord, performance is excellent.

DEWALT DHS790AT2 FLEXVOLT 120v MAX 12″ Double Bevel Compound Sliding Miter Saw Kit – 2 Battery

Dewalt Features

Flexible – power of corded. Freedom of cordless. 

Runtime – Up to 289 Cross Cuts in 3-1/4″ baseboard molding

Powerful 120V Brushless motor provides longer runtime compared to Brushed motors

CUTLINE blade positioning system; adjustment free cutline indicator

120V AC adapter; corded or cordless power delivers ultimate flexibility

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Tool for a Lifetime

There is no knocking good battery operated tools.  We enjoy them every day, but at some point, batteries change and technology brings forward something new.  Tools are not made for long term use like they were 50 plus years ago.  Around our shop are tools that my Grandfather used to build homes.  Many of those tools were purchased in the 1970’s and they still work today.  Will we be able to say that with our cordless tools made today?  We think you can with the DEWALT DHS790 FlexVolt miter saw because of the corded adapter.  Being able to plug the mister saw in allows for use after the batteries die or become outdated.

Beyond being outdated, the batteries in the FlexVolt saw are able to be used in 20 volt tools.  These batteries might be swiped from the saw when they are needed in other tools on the jobsite.  The ability to change the miter saw over to corded power when needed is the ultimate option.

In our use, we had excellent battery runtime.  Our testing exceeded the results posted in the DEWALT specs.  We cannot say enough great things about this saw after long term use.  If you are in the market for a new miter saw, this model is one to put on the short list!

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  Specifications

45° BEVEL CUT CAPACITY (DIMENSIONAL LUMBER)  – 2X14″

45° MITER CUT CAPACITY (MAX HEIGHT)  – 4″

45° MITER CUT CAPACITY (MAX WIDTH) – 8″

90° CROSS-CUT CAPACITY (DIMENSIONAL LUMBER)  – 2X14″

90° CROSS-CUT CAPACITY (MAX WIDTH)  – 16″

AMPS  – 15 AMPS

ARBOR SIZE  – 5/8 IN

BLADE DIAMETER  – 12″

HORIZONTAL CAPACITY: BASEBOARD LYING FLAT  – 16″ IN

HORIZONTAL CAPACITY: CROWN MOLDING LYING FLAT  – 13-3/4″ IN

NO LOAD SPEED  – 3800 RPM

TOOL HEIGHT  – 23 IN

TOOL LENGTH  – 32 IN

TOOL WEIGHT  – 56 LBS

VERTICAL CAPACITY: BASEBOARD AGAINST FENCE  – 6-3/4″ IN

VERTICAL CAPACITY: CROWN MOLDING VERTICALLY NESTED  – 7-1/2″ IN

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Dewalt introduced the FlexVolt line this summer and has not been shy about marketing these tools as some of the most powerful of their kind on the market.  This 60 volt brushless grinder is a serious step up in ergonomics and power compared to the many other battery operated grinders on the market.  Since this is a FlexVolt tool, it takes the 60 volt FlexVolt battery that is also capable of being used in Dewalts 20 volt line of tools.  This tool will not take a 20 volt Dewalt Battery.

So is this the best battery operated grinder on the market?  To answer that question, let’s look at some of the features.  The DCG414 grinder comes with guards for using both 4-1/2″ and 6″ wheels.  It has a 5/8″ spindle and is comparable to Dewalt’s 13 amp corded unit in power.  This grinder also has an E-clutch and kickback protection, but the best part is that they do not get in the way of getting the job done.  Ergonomics are going to be a decision that will differ for many, but the slim handle of the Dewalt is very easy to use for us.  With all that said, Dewalt does have a large grinder that has all the power to run 6″ accessories in an awesome package and we believe that puts them at the top of the pack!

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DCG414 Features

13 Amp Equivalent Motor as Compared to a D28144 Corded Unit

Brake engages when trigger is released, stopping speeds of 1.5 seconds with standard grinding wheel (4-1/2″ x 1/4″ Bonded abrasive wheel, non-hubbed)

Kicback Brake engages when a pinch, stall, or bind-up event is sensed and the electronic brake engages with maximum force to quickly stop the wheel, reduce the movement of the grinder, and shut the grinder off.

E-Clutch activates in less than a tenth of a second when a pinch/stall is detected, shutting down the motor.

9,000 RPM Speed allows the use of up to 6″ wheels

Allows for up to 6″ wheel size for both cutting and grinding applications.

DEWALT DCG414B 60V MAX Bare Tool FLEXVOLT Grinder with Kickback Brake

Is Power Everything?

Yes, this feels to be the most powerful battery operated grinder we have used with the most comfortable feel to us.  We still have to look at runtime as power output is simply a balance of technology, battery drain, and power.  Dewalt’s 60 volt grinder can be used for 10 to 15 minutes of constant use on one battery.  While that is not industrial use times, it is doing quite well for a battery that is labeled as 6.0 Ah in 20 volt form.  When the next upgrade to the Flexvolt battery comes out, that will raise to 9.0 Ah batteries increasing the runtime.  The tools with a batter runtime on the market are basing those numbers on a larger battery that this tool will soon have also.

Beyond testing the grinder, we feel like we were also testing the Dewalt Flexvolt accessories while cutting, grinding and sanding.  We found that these grinder accessories were top notch in comparison with the other high quality accessories we also used.  Having a specific accessory that is designed for this tool helps the tool perform, but that means very little is the accessory does not last long or is costly.  Dewalt’s FlexVolt accessories stood the test of time and use through our testing and project.

The full line of FlexVolt tools from Dewalt have been excellent to use and have been top notch in power.  They are going to be the tool most manufacturers aim to beat at this point in time.

Specifications

2.2 Horsepower

1,700 Max Watts Out

9000 RPM

5/8-11″ Spindle

4.66 LBS

6″ Wheel Diameter