No interest. I’ll just keep it 

i been looking at battery saws....but that's just too far for me to go.....

How much cutting do you get out of a fully charged battery? 4Ah in my circular saw doesn't last as long as I'd like but that's not a DeWalt.

 

10 minutes ago, Mr.Stu said:

How much cutting do you get out of a fully charged battery? 4Ah in my circular saw doesn't last as long as I'd like but that's not a DeWalt.

With a new chain I can do this twice, maybe 2.5 times on a charge. With an old chain more like once (hand for scale)
 

Note when the internal cells are in parallel to run a 20v tool these packs are rated 9Ah, it’s only 3Ah running the internal cells in series to get the 60v. And I think these brushless motors are more efficient but that may be a lie

4 minutes ago, Shocker said:

 

With a new chain I can do this twice, maybe 2.5 times on a charge. With an old chain more like once (hand for scale)
 

Note when the internal cells are in parallel to run a 20v tool these packs are rated 9Ah, it’s only 3Ah running the internal cells in series to get the 60v. And I think these brushless motors are more efficient but that may be a lie

That wouldn't meet my needs either.

30 minutes ago, Shocker said:

 

With a new chain I can do this twice, maybe 2.5 times on a charge. With an old chain more like once (hand for scale)
 

Note when the internal cells are in parallel to run a 20v tool these packs are rated 9Ah, it’s only 3Ah running the internal cells in series to get the 60v. And I think these brushless motors are more efficient but that may be a lie

that's it???  i might be changing my mind,,,,,

It is what it is…

 

the literature says “up to 70 cuts through a 6x6 post” and maybe that’s plausible but if you’re bucking that 16” oak you’ll need batteries on standby. Or a different saw. Lol

i probably still will. main reason is for when i leave wood too long, so i don't hafta take it back outside to cust it down