
DEWALT DCS384B Saw
Model: DCS384BA compact 20V metal-built saw with a solid rating and strong recent sales, a reasonable choice within the DeWalt 20V lineup.
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A compact 20V metal-built saw with a solid rating and strong recent sales, a reasonable choice within the DeWalt 20V lineup.

A compact, 20-volt cordless saw with a 4.5 inch cutting capacity and a high speed steel blade, built for portable cutting jobs.

A corded 850 watt saw with stainless steel construction, but without a stated blade size or cutting depth to confirm what it is built to cut.

The GA97705 reads as a standard 20 volt reciprocating saw with a 6 inch cutting capacity and 3000 RPM stroke speed, reasonable for occasional cordless cutting rather than heavy production work.

A corded diamond-blade masonry saw with a defined 111mm cut capacity, suited to tile and masonry cutting work, though the listed weight figure in this data should be ignored as a likely error.

A heavy duty 3200 watt corded saw with 16 inch cutting capacity, suited to bench or stand mounted use on larger stock.

A compact 12V DeWalt saw for lighter cutting tasks, though the listed capacity figure is ambiguous enough that buyers should confirm actual cut capacity before purchase.

A corded 7.25 inch saw with an 1800 watt motor built for sustained cutting power. A solid choice for framing and general carpentry where outlet access is not a constraint.

A compact 18-volt cordless saw rated at 19,000 RPM with a 3-inch cutting capacity, backed by a 4.6-star average across 254 reviews.

A 120-volt corded saw geared for controlled, detailed cuts up to roughly 1 inch of material thickness, suited to precision over raw capacity.

A capable corded metal cutting saw from an established brand, worth it if your work is near an outlet and involves stock up to 8 inches.

A corded 4 inch capacity saw with a clearly specified motor and blade, better documented than most tools in this batch, and the strongest rating at 4.7 stars.

A cordless option for cutting metal up to 4 inches without running a cord, matched with Makita's existing 40 volt batteries.

A solid pick for M18 owners who need 8 inch cordless cutting power, though budget for a battery if you do not already have one.

A cordless 7-1/4 inch dual bevel sliding compound miter saw at 31.9 pounds, rated 4.8 stars, built for jobsite trim work over shop scale cutting.

A 20-volt cordless saw with a 420-watt motor and 3200 RPM top speed, rated 4.1 stars from 91 reviews, reads as a capable jigsaw for detail cutting.

A straightforward corded circular saw with a 1200 watt motor, best suited to shop use where an outlet is always within reach.

A light, battery powered reciprocating saw with a brushless motor, running 21 volts at 3300 RPM and weighing just 2.43 pounds, rated 4.2 stars from 48 reviews.

A cordless, battery powered saw with a 3500 RPM motor and a high carbon steel build, sized for portable, handheld cutting work.

A compact alloy steel saw with a small footprint, but the listing leaves out the power source and blade type, so confirm those details before buying.

A corded, mid-power reciprocating saw built for demolition and remodeling cuts, not the choice if you need cordless mobility.

A compact, light cordless saw for one-handed and tight-space cuts, not a substitute for a full-size corded reciprocating saw on heavy demolition.

A heavy duty 12 inch corded saw with real power behind it, well suited to shop use where 82 pounds of stationary equipment and a wall outlet are not a problem.

A corded 12 inch saw with a strong 1800 watt motor, a reasonable pick if your work is shop based and near an outlet.
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