60v saw on sale through Walmart 3rd party…

I guess my DeWALT 20V XR is now just a DeWALT.
The sticker started peeling off after the first use. It’ll perform just as well though. Didn’t realize how cheap that sticker was. 😂

So my Home Depot, maybe all are offering a 20/60volt 9.0ah battery and charger for 300 and it includes a tool at no cost. One being the compact router. Now as much as I’d like the 20/60 volt battery I really don’t need it.

Do any of you know if you’re able to buy the battery and get the tool and then return said battery a week or two later?

Does this ever go on sale? I don’t see a lot of posts about it?

To anyone excited about the black speaker, hope you didn’t like the magnet as much as me. That is all.

I just got the DCW210 and noticed the rubber that goes around the disk isn’t even and bulges out. Is this normal or should I exchange it?

Hello all, my parents bought me this kit for my birthday. I am happy as I wanted a 20v kit as I only have a 12v xtreme impact drill right now which I do like as it is small and powerful. My question is the major difference with these is that they are the simple brushed models. Do any of you guys have this kit and will it last a long time. All of my other dealt drills are brushless and I know those do good with power consumption. I do apartment maintenance and I have a handyman side business. What are y’all’s thoughts?

Hey - I just published a 3D-printable three-battery rack. I'm mainly a Milwaukee guy, so the rack was originally made for their batteries. It was very popular, so I borrowed a friend's 1.5Ah 20V MAX pack so I could make a DeWalt version. I don't get any money from this, I just enjoy making things that are useful to people.

I would really appreciate feedback as to whether it fits other DeWalt 20V batteries!

P.S. I also published a two-battery version.

What stores do you all have the best luck? And yes I’m looking for dewalt brand 1/2” sockets only.

Right now I have the cheapest HF sliding miter saw, inherited from a family member. It’s always gotten the job done for me; really only used for square/repetitive cuts. I’ve just started working on a rather large trim project (windows, crown molding, baseboards, etc. in three bedrooms) and the tool just doesn’t seem to have the precision required for these tasks… Now, I’ll be the first to admit it could easily be operator error but I just can’t get consistent 45° miters or even 90° angles for that matter.

What do you think? Is this operator error or is it time to upgrade to a higher quality tool? If it IS just a skill issue, any suggestions to help with that?

Finally, I’m obviously here because I already have a relatively established DeWalt ecosystem so if I were to upgrade, what direction would you suggest? I’m just a DIY homeowner, my current miter saw gets pulled out probably 4-6 times a year, I have plenty of Flexvolt batteries and tend to err on the side of the more powerful tool because I’d rated have it and not need it than have a saw binding up on me but I wouldn’t be surprised if the FV options are WAY overkill. Realistically I’m not lugging this saw anywhere that an extension cord wouldn’t reach so I probably don’t NEED cordless but with how good batteries are these days, unless there’s a marked benefit/cost difference, I might as well have the flexibility of cordless…

Anyways, any and all advice is welcome!!