DCCS623B 20V MAX Cordless Pruning Chainsaw, Brushless, 8 In., Tool Only

Great little pruning saw!! A huge time saver.

We love it. I have a small horse farm and we have small brush around the paddocks. It’s a terrific tool. I’ve been using it for over two years. It’s a huge time saver and so easy to use everyone over 21 enjoys it.

Lightweight

I have had this tool for over a year, and it is a nice, lightweight pruning saw that does the job.

WOW was I surprised.

This works great, I've had this for years and it gets the job done effortlessly!

Works great

Nice compact powerful saw. Great design for hard to reach places.

works good but leaks oil

leaks bar oil all the time no matter how its stored

Works well and powerful for the size but the chain seems to run dry, I can see the oil pumping when the blade is removed but the oil seems to stuck in the case and not follow the chain.

Good solid DeWalt product

Love the DeWalt 20V Pruning Saw. I works beautifully and makes life much easier! It does, however, have two issues. 1. It require that the oil be drained after use and before storing, which is a bit of a nuisance. 2. I haven't used mine in about 4 months. I have charged the battery, but it isn't starting. It makes a click sound. The battery has a fresh charge. I removed the Sprocket cover and cleaned the sawdust that had collected inside. Am attempting to troubleshoot, but the manual doesn't address this issue. It was purchased in June 2023. Outside of that, it is worth having around.

8*' cordless trimming saw

Got as father's gift. Good for what it is. The nose or tip guard is a pain. More of a DIY tool.

Great tool for smaller projects

This chainsaw worked better than we expected! Have already used it to help two different family members. One needed 2-20 foot trees taken down, and lots large vines (40 years). The other had decorative trees and shrubs that needed to be removed…and all done on one battery!

Stopped working after one use

I used the chainsaw to prune some small branches for about 20 minutes. It worked great. They next day I took it out and it would not start. Nothing. No clicking, Motor does not start.

Useful tool but leaks absolutely everywhere

Great sized tool, but as many others have said, leaks oil absolutely everywhere. I'm a big fan of dewalt tools and have many. This is a very useful tool but the worse designed one by far. Having to empty the oil after each use is just a ridiculous suggestions. It's happened on multiple units. Flaw in the oil reservoir I think.

Bought one as part of my tool kit to control invasive shrubs (honeysuckle) in my forest stands. I use it primarily on the larger shrubs that my Dewalt pruning shears can't handle. It it is easily operated with one hand as my other often has an herbicide applicator in it, lightweight, efficient, and powerful. I can see a multitude of uses beyond this as well.

Wish I had two!

I have owned this saw for 2 weeks and put its through its paces. This is a wonderful product. We use a 5 amp hour battery with it and it has given us 5+ hours of use. Plenty of power and a sharp chain make this an awesome product.

Leaks oil

I bought this a month ago and I love but the thing leaks oil all over the place Is their something I can do to stop it from leaking Please advise

Light and easy

Works great around my camp, everyone wants to borrow it (my teen age neighbor to my aunt in her mid 70's). Being an older female it gives me the confidence to get the yard jobs done and travels well taking up little room in the car or atv.

Automatic oiler does not pump out oil

The automatic oiler does not pump out bar oil when the oil fill cap is screwed closed. However, when you loosen or remove the oil fill cap, the automatic oiler will start pumping bar oil. Once the oil starts pumping, the bar oil will stop pumping shortly after re-tightening the oil fill cap. I tried this with and without the bar installed on a brand new unit. I even went so far as to purchase a second pruning chainsaw and had the same results. Using the same bar oil on a Stihl MS290, Stihl Kombi, Kobalt 80V, and an old Poulan Wild Thing chainsaw pumps oil with each of their oil fill caps tightened. Perhaps the cap and O-ring is creating a seal on this pruner that seal is creating a vacuum preventing the oil from flowing through the pump?