Reciprocating Saw DeWALT DCS367P2

The Reciprocating Saw DeWALT DCS367P2 is a cordless, compact demolition and cutting tool designed for professional and DIY use. It delivers up to 2900 strokes per minute and a 28.6 mm stroke length, enabling cuts in wood up to 300 mm depth. Powered by a 5 Ah lithium‑ion battery, the saw combines sustained runtime with a lightweight design of approximately 2.3 kg for improved maneuverability on job sites. Integrated LED lighting improves visibility in low‑light conditions while reduced vibration emission supports longer periods of operation with less user fatigue.

Advantages

The saw provides a high idle stroke rate for fast cutting progress and a substantial stroke length for effective material removal. Battery power eliminates the need for mains supply and extends portability across work environments. At about 2.3 kg the tool is easier to control during vertical and overhead cuts. Built‑in LED illumination and a low vibration emission rating contribute to safer and more comfortable use.

Suitable for

• Demolition and rough cutting in timber and plasterboard
• Pruning and cutting of medium‑sized branches
• Metal and plastic pipe cutting with appropriate blades
• Construction site tasks where cordless portability is required
• Repair and renovation work requiring controlled deep cuts

Key specifications

• Maximum no‑load stroke rate: 2900 strokes per minute
• Stroke length: 28.6 mm
• Maximum recommended cutting depth in wood: up to 300 mm
• Battery type: 5 Ah lithium‑ion
• Weight (approximate): 2.3 kg
• Integrated LED light for workpiece illumination
• Vibration emission: 22 m/s²

How to use

Install a blade appropriate for the material and secure the 5 Ah battery according to the manufacturer's instructions. Hold the saw with both hands, position the blade on the cutting line and allow the tool to reach full speed before applying steady forward pressure. Use controlled, even movements and avoid forcing the blade; allow the stroke rate and length to perform the work. When making deep or long cuts, periodically withdraw the blade to clear debris and reduce heat buildup. Turn off and remove the battery before changing blades or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use blades that match the material to be cut (wood, metal, or multi‑material) and check blade condition regularly. For prolonged tasks, keep a spare charged 5 Ah battery available to maintain workflow. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment—eye protection, gloves and hearing protection—and ensure secure footing when working at height or on uneven surfaces.