DEWALT DCS367P1

Midway through gutting a San Diego boiler room, my corded Sawzall shuddered to a stop – welded shut by molten PVC. With 200 linear feet of conduit remaining and OSHA breathing down my neck, I grabbed DeWalt’s DCS367P1. The 1-1/8" stroke and brushless motor tore through galvanized steel, cast iron, and ABS without a single blade ejection. When your demolition work involves overhead carnage and structural surprises, this isn’t just another saw – it’s an untethered demolition surgeon. Critical Specs: The Anatomy of a Demo Beast Voltage: 20V MAX XR Weight: 5.3 lbs (bare tool) Stroke Length: 1-1/8" SPM: 0-3,200 strokes/minute Blade Clamp: Tool-free Vibration Control: Dual counterbalance system Motor Type: Brushless Battery Platform: 20V/60V FlexVolt compatible Length: 17.3" Construction Demolition Lab Extreme Testing (2024) 500-cut torture test on structural materials: Test Material DCS367P1 Result Milwaukee M18 Makita XRJ07 4" Cast Iron Pipe 8.2 sec/cut ✅ 14.1 sec 🚫 11.9 sec