DeWalt DCS565 20V Brushless 6-1/2" Circular Saw Review 

A great demonstration. I just bought one and will be putting it to work

Very good review. I was thinking of getting one of these saws. This convinced me to do so. I recommend the 5 amp hour Powerstack battery. It’s very noticeably more powerful than my 5 amp hour batteries. I don’t have 6 AH batteries, but it’s not that far behind my 8s in power, though it doesn’t last as long.

Best advice I can give for this saw, use the dust port attachment and replace the blade with a Diablo blade. The 18 tooth blade that came with mine lasted about a week. Also the 6ah and 8ah batteries give a noticable increase in power over the 5ah and will run damn near all day

Dewalt is killing it these days. Love the light weight. Perfect for cutting down sheet goods and other odds and ends. Best part is the blade is on the left where it should be

I loved the video brother. Great job putting that 'little' 'trim saw' through the paces. These smaller saws are growing in popularity with handy men, that are trying to get fit as much stuff in a single box as possible, to be able to tote less. Being able to use this little guy that's punching a bit above it's weight is a very good thing. If this little saw fits in a box with all or most of the rest of your stuff, that means less fatigue. If bad boy works as hard as you do on the jobsite, as it appears to in your videos (I Love That Push The Tools You Test to Their Max, and Then Hold Them There, and Let the Tool 'Fly or Die'.🤓😎) This could be part of the tool arsenal that the right person makes their 1st 6figures with. I'm sold on either this saw or the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 6.5" circular saw. The left blade is a preferred for me.🤠🤓😎

I was a little worried about installing the blade after reading a couple of reviews. But it was amazingly easy. Took about 1 minute. Works great

Made in Mexico! Great quality, love it❤😊

Great video, thank you so much! Please do the Dewalt Atomic DCS571B.

Have been swinging my carpenter hammers for 17 years. Used a lot of tools over the years. A lot. This little saw gets the job done but spend the funds and get the bigger battery. Change the blade to a diablo. Diablo makes the best blades.

6 1/2” Dewalt has been my go to saw for about a year, much lighter than a 7 1/4”. The build quality is fine. It is well balanced even with a larger battery. The exit hole for dust collection is too small. The biggest downside is the smaller blades don’t last so long so buy up blades on sale if you can.

Great video, would love to see the saw ran with the new power stack 5AH

I got mine as my 'free tool' with power stack battery purchase. Good enough to use at my 'off grid' farm. Dust port, not impressed, better than nothing when using indoors.

Lowes has the power stack two pack of batteries for $199.99. This saw (or about 5 other tools) is free when you purchase the two batteries.

The Makita XSH03 is my gold standard. I bought solely for overhead one hand on ladder use on fascia etc. I ended up using it for so much more. It's no MAG77 ,but then...what is.

I picked up this saw not to long ago. The manual references using a rip fence for stability, but mine did not come with one. Is it not included or is mine missing a piece?

Righty loosey lefty tighty. Catchy, I'll remember that!

Hey Brother.! Thanks for such an informative video. I feel like ive used this saw already after watching your video 🤓. I have used DeWalt's brushed version of this saw, and the power difference between it and my old (dying and, and since died✝️)RYOBI 5 1/2" trim saw, which was also brushed, and blade-left (the righty's choice, though I'm mostly abidextrious.) to be fair. That was mostly the end of the similarities. The RYOBI could cut all the trim for say 1/2 of the typical 3b2b house, the DeWalt brushed 6.5 could easily do all the trim for same house, probably with 3Ah battery, which was what I had on my RYOBI saw. RYOBI makes a very good 6.5" saw, but they'd rather sell little 5.5" brushed that's 1/2 the cost to make in China.

Paired with the Diablo, yes

I wonder if you had set the depth of cut correctly, the dust collection would have been better.

Dewalt needs to make an inline saw to compete with the Flex. No way I'm buying Flex.