Portable circular saw DeWALT DCS373N-XJ, 14 cm blade, 460 W, 3700 RPM, battery-powered, cutting depth 43 mm

DeWALT DCS373N-XJ is a battery-powered portable circular saw designed for cutting metal and stainless steel with a 14 cm blade. The tool delivers the equivalent of 460 W input power and reaches up to 3700 RPM no-load speed, providing compact, high-speed performance for on-site and workshop tasks. With a maximum cutting depth of 43 mm at 90° and a blade thickness of 2 mm, this saw is engineered for accurate straight cuts in sheet and thin-section metal while keeping weight and dimensions suitable for confined spaces (depth 350 mm, height 210 mm).

Advantages

The saw combines cordless mobility with the torque and speed needed for metal cutting, enabling work where mains power is not available. Its small blade diameter and thin kerf reduce material waste and lower cutting forces, while the 3700 RPM no-load speed helps maintain consistent cutting performance. Compatibility with lithium-ion batteries provides balanced runtime and recharge flexibility; the compact dimensions and ergonomic shape make it easier to position the tool for precise straight cuts and repetitive operations.

Suitable for

• Cutting sheet metal and stainless steel panels
• On-site metal fabrication and repair work
• Installing metal trim, ducts and conduits
• Workshop tasks requiring portable high-speed metal cuts

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 14 cm
• Maximum no-load speed: 3700 RPM
• Rated input power (equivalent): 460 W
• Maximum cutting depth at 90°: 43 mm
• Blade thickness (kerf): 2 mm
• Power source: lithium-ion battery (battery not included)
• Compact dimensions: depth 350 mm, height 210 mm

How to use

Before use, fit a suitable metal-cutting blade of 14 cm diameter and ensure the blade is tightened and free of damage. Secure the workpiece and set the required cutting depth up to 43 mm at 90°. Operate the saw with a compatible lithium-ion battery installed and allow the motor to reach full speed before engaging the cut. Maintain a steady feed rate appropriate for thin metal to avoid burring or excessive heat build-up. After completing cuts, allow the blade to stop fully before setting the tool down and check for any metal debris near ventilation or moving parts.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and gloves when cutting metal. Select blades specifically designed for stainless steel or ferrous metals for best results. Avoid forcing the tool; let the blade speed and thin kerf perform the cut to reduce wear and extend battery runtime. For extended cutting sessions, plan battery swaps and allow the blade to cool between prolonged cuts.