DEWALT 20V MAX XR Oscillating Tool Kit with Blades, 3 Speed Cordless Brushless Multitool, Up to 20,000 OPM, LED Light, Battery and Charger Included (DCS356C1)
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Features
- 3-speed selector allows users to choose their speed setting based on the application. A brushless motor delivers up to 57% more runtime over brushed
- Dual-Grip variable-speed trigger gives users ultimate speed and application control. Universal accessory adaptor for use with most oscillating tool accessory brands
- Quick-Change accessory system allows blades and attachments to be changed quickly without wrenches
- Bright LED illuminates dark worksurfaces for accurate cutting
- 3 Year Limited Warranty
Description
This 20V MAX XR 3-Speed Cordless Oscillating Multi Tool Kit provides up to 57% more runtime than similar brushed power tools because of its powerful brushless motor. The Quick-Change accessory system allows you to change blades quickly and easily, and with the universal accessory adaptor, it's compatible with most oscillating tool accessories. The DUAL-GRIP variable-speed trigger and 3-speed selector provide ultimate speed and application control, and the bright LED illuminates dark workspaces. Common applications include drywall tools, detail sander, laminate floor cutter and floor sander. This kit includes a universal accessory adaptor, two blades, battery, charger, and kit bag.
Brand: DEWALT
Voltage: 20 Volts
Item Weight: 3 Pounds
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Included Components: (1) DCS356 20V MAX* XR Brushless 3-Speed Oscillating Multi-Tool; (1) 20V MAX* Lithium Ion Battery; (1) DCB107 Charger; (1) Wood Cutting Blade; (1) Wood/Metal Blade; (1) Universal Accessory Adaptor
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
UPC: 885911694742
Manufacturer: DEWALT
Part Number: DCS356C1
Item Weight: 3 pounds
Product Dimensions: 14.38 x 4.8 x 9.75 inches
Item model number: DCS356C1
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: Yes
Size: One Size
Color: Multi
Style: Classic
Finish: Brushed
Material: Blend
Pattern: Solid
Shape: Rectangular
Power Source: Battery Powered
Item Package Quantity: 1
Special Features: Brushless, Cordless
Batteries Included?: Yes
Batteries Required?: Yes
Warranty Description: 3 Year Limited Warranty
Date First Available: April 1, 2020
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Too long, didn't read section: It's a jack of all trades and a master at doing plunge cuts while minimizing cutting into things behind what you're cutting out. Blades/accessories tend to be more expensive vs. other types of tools. Be sure to wear hearing protection. 11/4/2025 Update: It has come in quite handy. I'm currently working to replace some rotted areas near the roof of my porch. It was able to make cuts to remove some damaged sections of 1x8, that I couldn't do with my reciprocating saw (though i did use my reciprocating saw to deal with cutting nails.) I found having some "long" blades (long as in distance from the cutting teeth the the pivot point/connector plate) such as the Arrow OSC125JPT-2A (found on Amazon) really helped out. I do give the blade a break when it starts getting hot. Being fairly lightweight makes using it over your head pretty easy. As expected, the included 1.5 Ah battery doesn't last terribly long. If you plan to do a lot of work in a session, I would recommend getting a second battery if you don't already have a spare as waiting an hour or more for a recharge in the middle of a project gets old quick. As I mentioned in the main review section, there's a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, you can make some fairly straight cuts with it. Cuts reasonably fast when cutting material less than an inch thick. Original: At the time of this review, it was cheaper to buy it in a kit than by itself. I mainly got this oscillating tool as it gives the ability to plunge cut into things while minimizing cutting into material behind what I'm indenting to cut. Overall, the quality feels reasonably good. I did find that the 12 O clock blade position was a little off on mine, but that's not a deal breaker for me. Changing blades and blade compatibility: The quick change blade mechanism makes blade changes quicker and easier than most other oscillating tools on the market as the retaining bolt does not need to be removed. The blade can also be positioned at multiple angles across one axis. I should mention that while it's compatible with most oscillating tool blades/accessories out there, blade/accessory compatibility is not quite as standardized/universal such as blades for reciprocating saws. There's an adapter included for some that are not compatible with the normal mechanism, but you loose quick change functionality and you also need a 5mm Allen/hex key that's not included. Most blades/accessories advertised as universal fit should work with this tool without the need of an adapter. Info about blades: Blades and other accessories for multi-tools tend to be a bit more expensive than other types of tools out there if you want something above the bargain bin blades/accessories. Based on my research, they also tend to have a shorter lifespan vs. blades/accessories for other types of tools. The kit includes a HCS (high carbon steel) blade for cutting softer materials such as wood and plastic and a bi-metal blade that can tolerate some soft nails, but it will likely quickly start the dull the blade after going though a few nails. If you think you'll frequency be going thru nails or even worse hardened deck or drywall screws, there's carbide blades out there that should survive for longer, but if you're able to cut though a nail/screw using a reciprocating saw or angle grinder, you oscillating tool cutting blades and wallet will thank you. Using the tool to cut: As for performing cutting in wood, I found that it's not bad in terms of vibration and gloves can provide vibration dampening for your hands. Cutting does generate a good deal of noise, so hearing protection is a must. For cutting technique, you want to let the tool do the work, don't try to force it as that can lead to burning the material being cut and also results in heating up the blade more, which will likely shorten its cutting life. You want sweep back and fourth with a light touch. If there's no risk of hitting nails, the blades Japanese style cutting teeth supposedly do a better cutting job for wood. I have some on order and will probably provide an update when they arrive. What the tool excels at: This excels when it comes to making plunge cuts into things while minimizing cutting into things behind what you're cutting out. There's also a optional depth guide that can be purchased to further mitigate cutting material you're trying to avoid cutting into. I feel safer using this to cutting into a wall vs. a reciprocating saw as there's less chance I'll damage something behind the drywall such as a pipe or wire. Choosing the best tool for the job: You can also do things such as sanding or doing a cross cut on a 2x4, but you're likely better off using a mouse sander for sanding and a miter or circular saw will by far provide a faster and straighter cut and the blades on both saws will almost certainly last eons longer than even a set of top notch oscillating tool blades. What I'm saying is just because it can be done be done with an oscillating tool, doesn't mean it should be done on a regular basis if you have a better tool at your disposal for a particular job. Cost cutting that was done: The only things that costs were really cut on are the battery and charger. The included battery is the lowest end offered by DeWalt, a 1.5 Ah battery that has no LEDs for checking charge level. The included charger appears to have a mac charging current output of 1.25 amps. I would have liked to see a 2Ah battery. Conclusion: It's a decent tool with a variety of uses. It can do a variety of cutting of tasks in a pinch, but this won't outshine a circular/miter/reciprocating saw in terms of blade costs and results at tasks those tools are designed for in most cases. I'm rating this 4.5 stars as I was able to get it at a good price.
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Great tool kit. Nice bundle value. Works exactly how it is listed. Perfect item in perfect condition! Fits nicely and comes with a bag! Also comes with batteries and charger! Strong 5 stars!
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Edited again: I was contacted today by the person handling my chat request for status on the tool. He indicated that he has put in an order to have a new tool sent to me as a result of the long delays. As a rapid response, I am altering my rating accordingly. This is good service, and it probably means that next time, I should send directly to Dewalt, instead of an authorized service center, which just seemed to complicate the process. Edited 10 weeks after taking in for repair: It has been 10 weeks since I brought this tool into a Dewalt Authorized service center listed on their site. They sent it to the Dewalt Factory service center in Denver, Co about two weeks after I dropped it off. I contacted the local service center late June. They said the status was “evaluating warranty status.” I Contacted them again today, their only status from the Denver center now is, “backorder part.” Folks, this is a hundred dollar tool if purchased “bare.” I contacted the factory center, they won’t tell me anything. While only a hundred dollar tool, I have a grand plus invested in new Dewalt tools and batteries. Dropping the rating to one star for service. Original review: Let me start by saying, up until now, I have loved all of my Dewalt 20v tools, and 18v tools before that. I purchased this oscillating tool expecting the same. Never needed a repair besides brushes, so I thought that going brushless would be perfect. After receiving this tool, I had a few small tasks, cutting wood trim pieces, notching a piece of wood. Then a couple of weeks ago, I used it for a medium job, cleaning up some rough spots in a few vent holes. No problem, worked great! Reached for it the other day, squeezed the trigger, brzzt, light flashes, nothing. Release and squeeze again? Same. Moved the lock and switched in case something was stuck, same thing. Changed to freshly charged battery. Same thing. Oh well, figured my luck had to change eventually. I have had Milwaukees, Metabos, and Rigids fail on me, so figured I would just get it to the shop and get the warranty repair. If this were it, I would have given the tool 4 stars… stuff happens, and it worked and handled well before it failed. And it will be back, good as new under warranty. So I looked for a Dewalt certified service center. Nearest one? 30 miles away. Well, I was heading half way there in a few days, so figured I would just drop it off then. When I got there, they wanted a 20 dollar diagnostic fee. After I advised them that it’s in first year warranty, and showing them the official registration and warranty Doc I printed off the Dewalt site, the young man ran back to check with the boss on the fee. He came back and said that they still required the fee, but it would be refunded if, indeed, it was a covered repair. Jeeesh, ok, fair enough. After providing me with the invoice/receipt, the young man then said that they would get to it in around two weeks, but if they don’t have the parts, they will have to send it off to Dewalt, which typically takes about 30 days or more. So, could be six weeks without my tool. That is ridiculous. I will update this if the young man was mistaken, which I hope he was.
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