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Style: Jig Saw
Features
- Powerful 6.5 amp motor delivers the cutting power needed for the most demanding materials
- Variable speed delivers 500 - 3,100 strokes per minute for optimal cutting speed for a variety of applications
- Keyless, lever-action blade clamp for quick and easy blade changes
- All-metal gear case and keyless blade lever enhance tool durability in a professional shop environment
- 4-position orbital action provides control of cut quality and speed
- Positive bevel detents ensure accuracy at the most common angles 0, 15, 30, and 45
- Extra-large rubber grip dampens vibration and provides comfort during prolonged use
- Integrated dust blower maintains visibility of cut line
- Non-marring plastic shoe cover protects soft or glossy materials from scratches from the shoe
- Accepts T-shank blades for optimal holding power and professional results
Description
Get the performance needed to take on demanding materials with this 6. 5 Amp jig saw. Offering speeds between 500 - 3,100 spm, this saw delivers aggressive cuts ideal for a variety of applications. The all-metal gear case and keyless blade lever provide enhanced durability in a professional shop environment, so you can take on tough jobs.
Brand: DEWALT
Color: Black, Yellow
Blade Material: Steel
Surface Recommendation: Metal, Wood
Power Source: Corded Electric
Power Source: Corded Electric
Other Special Features of the Product: Bevel Capability, Keyless Blade Change
Voltage: 230 Volts
Number of Teeth: 10
Number of Batteries: 1 AA batteries required.
Cutting Angle: 45 Degrees
Wattage: 445 watts
Blade Shape: Rectangular
Current Rating: 6.5 Amps
Surface Recommendation: Metal, Wood
Warranty Type: Limited Warranty
Specification Met: CE
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 13.5"L x 14.5"W x 4.5"H
Color: Black, Yellow
Brand Name: DEWALT
Included Components: (1) Anti-splinter base, (1) Box kit, (1) DW331 Jig saw
Model Number: DW331K
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Manufacturer Warranty
Global Trade Identification Number: 50
UPC: 028877452050
Manufacturer Part Number: DW331K
Manufacturer: DEWALT
Item Type Name: Jig Saw
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Blade Material: Steel
Handle Material: Rubber
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Style: Jig Saw
I have had this saw for about 8 months now, and I have to say that it has been great. I haven't used it as much as some other people may in that time, but it's been very handy when I've needed it. When I first received this item, it seemed to have scratches on it. The blade also fell out when I went to use it. I sent it back to Amazon, who was completely awesome about the return, and received a new one. When I got the new one, I opened the box and was shocked to see some of the same scratches on the saw that the one I sent back had. When I went to use it, I noticed the same bevel problems that others have stated- even at 0 the bevel would slide under pressure. Since the jig saw is the kind of tool you lean on a little when you use it, this was unacceptable. I called Amazon and got a third saw- figuring 3 strikes and you're out. The third saw came, and there weren't as many "scratches". It appears upon closer inspection, that what I saw may have just been marks from the case. I started using the saw a little more and noticed something interesting. The shoe moved not only in a beveled left/right motion, but also front to back. The arm to release the shoe would give some pressure no matter what, and appear to hold the shoe in place until I put pressure on it. On inspecting the motion more closely- I realized that the shoe is designed to have the arm unlocked, then you pull back the shoe, set the bevel, push it forward to click it into place, and then lock the arm. It is VERY easy to miss this "push forward" step and then the shoe would not lock. Once it's done right though, the shoe is unmoveable. My mistake- I am glad I figured it out though. I'm not sure if this would solve other's issues with the bevel not staying in place on this saw, but I think it may. The next issue is the blade falling out. This happened to me a few times, and I finally figured this one out too. The blade goes in very firmly. You also have to have the lever all the way open to get it in all the way. Once it's in, you release the lever and pull the blade down to check it (please do this with the saw unplugged). You will feel how firm it is in there. As one other reviewer mentioned- you have to play with it a little to get the feel for it. And finally- put good quality blades on this thing. The blades it comes with are sub-par. I bought a nice set of Bosch blades for something like $10 and they are far superior. Match the blade to the intended use. You'll be suprised at the difference it makes. Using inferior blades I couldn't cut square or smooth. With the bosch blades on this thing- I am amazed at how smooth things are. I do wish I could cut a little straighter with it- but I am pretty inexperienced with the jigsaw, and one end of the blade does roam freely, so some motion is to be expected. I have cut counter tops, pine, and maple with this thing though and everything comes out perfectly as long as you're careful. All in all, I would give this 4.5 stars due to the fact that it came scratched because the case isn't designed "pefectly" (although I'd rather they give a great tool and an OK case than an OK tool and a perfect case), the fact that it comes with inferior blades, and the fact that you have to master a couple of tricks to overcome the complaints others have mentioned. However, I am thrilled with the purchase now and love the tool- I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again. One last note- when I was searching I was looking between this saw and the Bosch 1790EVSK. I decided to break from the pack and go with the Dewalt. I just liked the way it felt in my hand better. Personal choice. I am sure the Bosch is also a great saw and since I've never used it I can't compare directly. However, I can't imagine it is perfect, or that much better than the Dewalt. If I was buying again- I know it would come down to the Bosch or the Dewalt and I would go to a store and hold each tool and pick the one I thought felt better. Maybe I'd be shocked if I used a Bosch- but I think that many of the Bosch users may be shocked if they gave the Dewalt a shot too.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2007 by J. Eklund
Style: Jig Saw
One thing I’ve noticed in every single TV show from the custom car fab shows to the woodworking shows to the home construction shows every single one of them use Milwaukee cordless drills and impacts, and every single one of them use this exact DeWalt Jigsaw. Now that I’ve used this Jigsaw I can clearly see why, this is the jigsaw to end all jigsaws. The built in dust blower is an excellent touch, works great when running at full speed. At first I didn’t think it worked at all, then I discovered there was a switch on the side to adjust the dust blower from off to high, no idea why it needs this switch, why would you ever want to turn that off. That was my bad for not reading the manual, but manuals have become nothing short of annoying to read anymore ever since they stopped being written by tech people and instead written by lawyers, print too tiny to read and 98% common sense warnings like “don’t use this under water” and only 2% actual instruction. I think this thing has more power than my lawn mower, yet is quieter and easier to control, absolutely love it, there’s no wonder why this is the one jigsaw all the pros choose to use. The only thing it’s missing, which was surprising to me this day in age, is there’s no built in LED light on it. You’d think with all the well thought out features and design of this tool they would have thought to provide built in LED lights that light up your work space like artificial daylight.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024 by Real Consumer
Style: Jig Saw
Powerful yet easy to handle, it’s lightweight. Good grip. I have used 4in. blades on it for wood so far. nice hard case for storage, like we going to use it, but nice touch. Love the variable speed. best jigsaw I have used in life time. On time delivery. Good packaging. I’m happy with this tool so far and so will you.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2025 by Hiram
Style: Jig Saw
Sturdy carrying box, a very good upgrade from an old jig saw.
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 by Charlie
Style: Jig Saw
I'm amazed and a little humbled at how good a pairing between this model DeWalt jigsaw is with its compatible Bosch blades, specifically the metal-cutting T118B. Here I was, stuggling with an obnoxious bandsaw at a Maker location that could only barely cut 1/4" aluminum plate with iffy results, and on a lark I upgraded to a better jigsaw for myself & tried cutting the plates myself at home. I kept the cutting process slow & steady and the whole process was faster and, more importantly, more accurate. One has to keep air-blasting the little nibble chips of aluminum out of the way, and keep the WD-40 on the cutting area, of course. I'm embarrassed I hadn't considered that a jigsaw could do the job instead. Then I got daring (and neither Bosch nor DeWalt will advise this) but since I needed two plates cut identically, I stacked them to make 1/2" thick alum plate. This is double the maximum thickness Bosch recommends for this blade line, but neither the blade nor the jigsaw even seemed to care. It cut the two 1/4" stacked plates just as easily, almost as quickly. I have no explanation except it's quality stuff. If I had to suggest anything to DeWalt, it would be to include an LED light source to the cutting area, as jigsaws in general tend to cast a shadow over whatever you're doing. And it would be insanely cool if there were some accessory that allowed the user to blast the cutting area with supplied compressed air & WD-40 as needed. As it is, I have to stop, search around for the air nozzle & blast it, then put that down, then search around for the can of WD-40 and give that a squirt, then put that down, then resume cutting. This is true of all jigsaw metal jobs, and I know it's a silly 'blue-sky' idea but as an accessory I'd find it incredibly useful & would speed up the job immensely. But that's an aside. This jigsaw is a magnificent brute. I'm never letting anyone borrow it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2018 by Lord Humongous
Style: Jig Saw
This is a real solid jigsaw, I'd say if your in the market for one, this is a real good place to start. Granted, I'm not going to use this every day, and so far I have only got a half hour use on it in the last few weeks but a jig saw is a very handy tool to have and I have gone without one for many years now and I'm always neck deep in a project and find myself really needing/wanting one. I can't compare it with anything else because I used to have an old 80's B&D my dad gave me and it was a piece of crap by then and finally died. This Saw is really nice, my favorite feature is the keyless blade change set up, no tools, no striping out the set screw. Just swing the lever out and stick a blade in there and your pretty much set. I also bought one of those Dewalt flush cut blades for a project and since Amazon mis informed me that a blade came with, I didn't have anything to comparing it to, but that blade was temperamental, kept going in sideways a little but I got it in square and it worked very well. I did run down to the hardware store and grabbed some Bosch t shank blades and they worked great. The blower does a very good job clearing you line, though I don't for see me ever using the variable settings for it, I just leave it on full tilt, a face full of saw dust is part of the fun. Another feature it has is the adjustable adjustable shoe, again a feature I probably will never use. The shoe was square out of the box so I left it alone, I did move the lever over but the shoe didn't move, I think you have to loosen one or both(?) of the screws underneath. I really like the no mar shoe, I don't know if it won't scratch anything but it does make sliding the tool along your work smoother and steadier with it on versus off for me anyway. This thing has a bunch of power but I doubt I'll ever need all of it. Another nice feature is the nice hard case it comes in, I hate tool bags. It has plenty of room for extra blades. All in all a good product that should last me a very long time. UPDATE: 11/19/12 I've been having a tough time lately getting this saw to cut square with some blades, the shoes square to the blade but if you use any speed faster then "4" and the first orbital setting, you get a 15* bevel instead of a square cut. I've tried several of the Bosch blades I got, I will get back to everyone when I find the right blade combo or figure out what going on but still, I wouldn't dock any stars yet as it apeares to be a blade issue, or operator error, but seeing as I'm perfect, lol, it's the blade
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2012 by Ryan C
Style: Jig Saw
I call this my Porsche of a Jigsaw but I'm not sure if that is high enough praise. All the adjustments are easy to make and lock in well. The plastic foot for trim work really does protect more delicate woods and is easy to remove and reinstall. There is plenty of adjustability to the throttle with the speed setting dial and plenty of responsiveness to a softer or harder pull on the trigger. There are three levels of aggressiveness with the blade which make a noticeable difference and the blade changing mechanism is extremely simple to use. As a final perk the blower, which is adjustable as well, does a fantastic job of keeping sawdust off your cutting line. I like this saw so much I have purchased it as a thank you gift for friends that have helped me on larger projects, and they wound up thanking me!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022 by Muddy
Style: Jig Saw
We had an original Sawzall electric jigsaw from the 1960's, used it forever it seems, and it finally bit the dust. We went a couple years without a replacement tool, thought we didn't need another but this month finally realized we desperately needed this sort of cutting ability. After looking through past reviews, we decided on this DeWalt model, and it's honestly the best tool purchase we've made in years. It so quick and simple to set-up and use, it runs so smooth, it's surprisingly quiet, and with the right blade for the project, it cuts like a hot knife through butter. Love it!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2020 by Marjorie Silver