DEWALT DCS356N 18v XR Brushless Oscillating Multi-Tool Body Only

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As opposed to the battery-based operation of the cordless models, the corded multitool runs on an electric-operated motor. This kind of engine is more suitable for long working periods, as they’re plugged in, so they never run out of “battery”. Variable speed control and dual grip position. Allows for a simple soft start function, and better application control

However, you’re pretty limited when it comes to DeWalt multi-tools. So, if you’re not satisfied with the dull finish and blunt blades, try out Milwaukee. The DEWALT DCS356B is a step-up model of the two previous cutters mentioned above. It is well-equipped with a three-speed switch: low, medium, or high; with which you can adjust the speed for compatibility and ease while cutting. Dual grip variable speed trigger & 3 stage speed control, provides the ultimate speed and application controlPOWERFUL 3 AMP MOTOR provides strong performance for cutting and sanding; Oscillations/min: 0-22,000 OPM Specifically, this multitool is operated on a 20V MAX powerful chordless and brushless motor, which helps to deliver up to 57% more run time compared to the conventional brushed one. It might be confusing at first, but just take your time and carefully evaluate things before making the final decision. Even the critics mention that this increase in price is more than justified. So, if you’re looking for a better unit and don’t like the DS365, then try out the M18. Having a closer look from the outside, we can observe that this product’s quality has a top-notch finish just like most of the DEWALT tools are. Generally speaking, the DCS355B model bears a strong resemblance to the Atomic DCS354B model.

The extremely manageable weight of Dewalt multi tool body only or with accessories makes it a great choice to work with. To our surprise, the latest DCS356 fetches a price lower than the older model of the tool. Despite the addition of the very convenient 3-speed tool which makes it a better choice overall, the DCS356 outclasses the DSC355 in terms of price as well. Yet another factor where most of us were anticipating an improvement was the sound level but really that expectation is not as realistic. Because let’s face it, the crazy noise level comes with just about any oscillating multi-tool. The DWE315K model seems like the odd-one-out in comparison with the other three DEWALT’s products. The reason for this mostly lies in the fact that this oscillating cutter is a brushed corded multitool. DeWalt DCS355 offers strong blades, which might come in handy when you are working with heavier workpieces. This means that you do not need to worry about breaking blades when working with such a powerful device. DeWalt DCS356It has no 3-speed switch. However, it can still be used in cutting operations without damaging anything. This is because the tool is designed in such a way that it reduces the pressure that might damage the material you are working on or the device itself. So definitely if your work demands more power then, by all means, I’d recommend you to step up with the batteries and just ditch the included ones unless it’s for smaller tasks. Final Verdict Dual-Grip variable speed trigger of DEWALT cordless tools gives users ultimate speed and application control However, not everyone is a fan of the trigger alone and most people consider the speed dial as a missing feature in this model. DCS356 You don't have permission to access "http://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-20V-MAX-XR-Cordless-Brushless-3-Speed-Oscillating-Multi-Tool-Tool-Only-DCS356B/309250506" on this server.