DEWALT XTREME 12V Brushless Oscillating Tool Kit Review DCS353
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DEWALT's Newest XTREME 12V Brushless Cordless Oscillating Tool is compact and performance-packed with a brushless motor that delivers up to 18,000 opm with a 3.2° oscillation angle. DEWALT also added an LED light and a variable speed trigger for ultimate control. DEWALT offers this tool in a kit that includes a DCS353 oscillating tool, 12V MAX* 3.0Ah battery, 2 blades, charger, and kit bag (DCS353G1) or as a Bare Tool (DCS353B).
The DEWALT XTREME 12V Brushless Oscillating Tool uses the DEWALT Quick-Change accessory system that allows for easy tool-free accessory changes. There is also an included universal adapter to allow the use of any other style of accessory in the multi-tool market.
The Variable speed trigger is easy to use and very smooth. It can be locked on at full speed or locked off for storage. There will be debates on if the VST is better than a dial and switch. I prefer the trigger, but that is not for everyone.
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Glad they're continuing to add to that line.
Nice review. I've waited 10 years for this 12v line. The drill driver is the one I most use.
I really enjoy this line for small tasks. The impact is probably the most used for me.
@@WorkshopAddict Hello
love it too. that 5 in 1 is my fave so far. and the 901/903
@@J.Wick. where do you buy the tools
@@jeremynguyen2346 Lowes. They have a free 3/5ah battery promo going on right now. They're great
Geez another tool I don’t need that I’m going to buy lol. Thanks for the review.
The Dewalt oscillators would be perfect if they had both the VS trigger and a dial.
While I have the Dewalt 20v oscillator and many 20v Dewalt tools (and like their performance and ergonomics), I don't have any of the Xtreme line--they look really good, but I got into M12 Fuel a couple of years ago before Xtreme was out.
I recently got the M12 Fuel oscillator kit on sale, mostly because of the speed dial. The grip is clunkier than a Dewalt, but since it's cylindrical you can twist the M12 around to fit in tight/awkward spots without torquing your wrist while concurrently trying to hold down a VS trigger.
That said, nice review on a solid-looking tool..
I had the Dewalt corded one for over a year. Loved the trigger.
No complaints but then switched over to the m12 line.
Got the fuel m12, but it did not seem like a m12 tool as it was bulky. Lots of power, but no control.
On many occasions i would hit the dial and speed changed.
And yes it had tons of power, but i wanted comfort, control and precision.
Xtreme line came up, and now almost all my tools are 12v xtreme.
m12 bye bye
Cant wait for this to come out.
I have also switched most of my 12V tools away from the M12 line. DeWalt and Skil (just as strong or stronger than M12 and DeWalt!) make up the majority of my 12V tools, but that M12 Surge driver is just so fast and QUIET. It's faster than the DeWalt 12V impact driver and not nearly as loud. It might be the only M12 tool I keep, but it won't be leaving my collection any time soon.
@@l00nybin You are right. I myself am only sticking with m12 old
brushed ratchet. Even if the xtreme ratchet comes out, i will keep the m12 due to the form factor when working on engines in tight areas.
You look so much different now compared to before in your older videos. Almost didn't recognize ya in the older vids🤣🤣👍👍 great video btw.
I have 2 of these. Used them to put floors in my house. One is still new and never used. Worked for what I needed it to work for. I probably will never use it again because all the other tools I got serve the purpose of what this will do. I used it to cut under my doorways
Most of my cordless power tools are Dewalt. I love it when you have a video that shows a new dewalt and says, "We're going to go through this guy top to bottom... stay tuned."
So helpful for a novice - thank you!
Great channel and always solid reviews. I prefer the dewalt grip or the m12fuel osc.
Dzięki opcji tłumacza youtube znalazłem swój język (czyli Polski) i miło się oglądało i czytało co mówisz. Chce kupić model DeWALT DCS356NT
I want to but I just can't... I love the 12v line however I have the XR version of this tool and I just really need the ability to dial the speed in. The atomic at least has the 3 speed switch but even that is far from perfect. Sometimes you need to dial the speed in just right to keep the harmonics from vibrating the blade up and down. I also wish DeWalt would jump on the starlock bandwagon.. at least the quick clamp they have is actually pretty good.
Just wondering if the DeWalt has some kind of Vibration dampening like the M12 Fuel does? I love that feature over the old M12 multi-tool I used to have but I've never been fan of the chunky grip and Dewalt's variable speed trigger and tool-less blade mechanism seem so good.
I can't wait to see both compared
Awesome vid, makes me want one even though I'm not on the DeWalt 12 volt platform. Wonder how this stacks up against the M12 fuel?
Ty for this video. I got my fiancé the 12v line for her home diy’s. This is next on my list for her.
How does it compare to other 12v multi tools, like Milwaukee, Skil and Bosch?
I love the vari trigger style vs the switch so much more control
It's about time they started expanding their 12v lineup. All i need are some diablo blades and that thing will run like a monster. Thanks for the review.
A side by side with the 18/20v would have been handy for size comparison
How tf do you not have more subs than vcg?! Maybe you gotta put on some M18 Fuel High strength eye protection and gloves and scream at the camera 😂 "AHLRITE, NOW HERES THA DEALLL FAM, YOU GET THA DEWALT. THA BATTERY. YOU GET THA CHARGAH, AND THE BAHHHG, OUAHL FA JUST A HUNDRET AND FIFTY NINE DOLLAHS..."
Those guys are drama queens.
No need to tear one person down to build another person up. The diversity of “tooltube” is something to be celebrated imo.
@@ethanpatterson1116 not tearing vcg down! Great channel! Just for giggles and maybe shits. But WA deserves more views/subs. The info and reviews provided here is top notch. Maybe YT algorithm is suppressing the channel
@@EricStrobel09 VCG has gotten really good at the social media aspect of it all, for sure.
Thanks Brian 😎🛠️😎🛠️😎
Can you compare the vibration levels with any other tools?
The Makita XMT04 is supposedly the lowest vibration by far, but I’ve seen a few people suggest that the Kobalt gen 2 and the Flex are quite impressive, but there aren’t many comparison reviews.
Regarding the trigger - I am disappointed that they don’t do the same thing they do with the 20v and let you adjust the maximum speed. I have been doing a lot of sanding which you are supposed to do at lower speeds. Consistency is also important for sanding. So having a partial trigger pull as the only way to get a low speed seems like it might be a deal breaker for me. For cutting, the trigger sounds great. Also, for battery life - I am often cutting in weird orientations where I spend time getting the tool into position. No need to have it turned on the whole time.
I wanted to get Makita Starlock but the cost is just to high, plus getting the starlock blades.
Wow cool!
You have to take it v.s the m12 fuel multitool!
Awesome ! I’ll be adding this too my work van along with the other Dewalt 12 volt tools I use . I prefer the variable trigger also which is why I have the atomic and not the XR. Thanks for the review Brian 👍🏻
My Xr has variable speed trigger
I’d like to see a test between this one and the Milwaukee m12 fuel version. Maybe even the older m12 model if you can
Throw in the Skil Pwrcore12 oscillating tool. It's very impressive for less money than either Milwaukee or DeWalt.
Now that's cool thanks Brian
Ok I have this tool just the tool and none of my batteries fit on it! Too wide. What the heck battery fits then?
Great video! Are you planning on doing a comparison of it to the 20v xr or M12?
Obviously the XR is more powerful but would like to see where the line is to use one or the other.
I had them both out trying to make a comparison. Honestly, the power between the 12V and 20V is VERY close. I see very little difference between the M12 and this other than the DEWALT is much more comfortable (to me). I will try to come up with some tests to see if one cuts faster, but IMHO, that does not matter much. You want comfort and control.
Thanks for the quick reply and thoughts! I'm excited that the difference is minimal and will wait for the price to go down a little bit to add it to my "quick response/fix" 12v bag
Someone did a comparison between the m12 and 20v dewalt and the 12v was faster cutting than the m12 and 20v dewalt
I do not like hand tools that like to stay on, because if I'm holding it in my hand I want it to stop when I Let Go.
It would be interesting to see this up against the Skil Pwrcore12 multitool.
Does anyone know if I can use the dcb120 12v battery with this. I got this battery with my dcd710 drill and desperately need to know if it's compatible. Thanks so much.
More powerful than the 20v brother😂
Nice tool Bryan
Only thing i dont like about oscillating tools is the noise they make. Hope they start working on that.
Nice review
Get Dewalt to make a cordless belt sander.
I am with you 100 percent there!
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Hello
Needs a dial
How are you
Good bud. Hope you are well.
@@WorkshopAddict good where do you buy the dewalt cordless tool
Lowes and Home Depot both carry DeWalt. So does many of the online tool suppliers like Acme, CPO and the others.
For some reason it seems like Really is carried by everyone, unlike Milwaukee or Makita.
@@El_Diablo_LI how much does it cost
@@WorkshopAddict Hello
Sounds loud
I do not think it is. It is whisper quiet compared the Ryobi and Ridgid models. The tool is only 18" from my mic, so I think that makes it seem loud.
That dust collector kit is nowhere to be found.
They are available on Ebay. I do not understand why that is the only place.
Link or model number?
Here is the depth stop. You need to go to frequently bought together to get all the pieces. www.amazon.com/DEWALT-N275341-Depth-Guide/dp/B00XNMICJ8
Here is the dust collection - www.ebay.com/p/648882357
You can also buy the guide and dust collection together on Ebay pretty cheap.
@@WorkshopAddict Sweet!!! Thank you so much. I have looked everywhere for this!!!
Way too much tech around to be changing blades like it’s the 80’s . Hard pass