Which Saw for Cutting Plywood?

I've been looking into getting a new saw for cutting plywood and came across the Dewalt DCS571B. Has anyone used it? What are your thoughts on this model?

I've been using the DCS571B for a few months now, and I must say I'm quite happy with it! It's cordless, which makes it much more convenient than having a cord in the way.

Overview of the Dewalt DCS571B Circular Saw provides an excellent overview of the DCS571B. You'll find detailed information on its specs, performance, and even user reviews there.

That link is really helpful, thanks! The no-load speed of 4,500 RPM seems impressive, and I'm also glad to hear that it's cordless for more mobility.

I've used the DCS571B for some woodworking projects, and it worked great. The brushless motor gives it a nice balance of power and efficiency.

One thing to consider is the battery capacity. For extended runtime on larger projects, you might want to look into getting a higher amp-hour battery.

Good point about the battery capacity. Also, the max voltage of 20 volts gives the DCS571B good cutting power for plywood and other materials.

Thanks for all the input! I'll definitely check out the link and consider the battery capacity when making my decision. Any suggestions on whether this saw would be suitable for a professional contractor?

As a professional, I can say that the DCS571B has been reliable and efficient for my needs. The cordless design is particularly useful in tight spaces or outdoor jobsites.

That's great to hear! For me, the convenience of not having to worry about cords makes it a top choice.

Thanks everyone for your insights! I think I'll go ahead and give the DCS571B a try. Appreciate all the advice!