Reciprocating Saw DeWalt DCS367N 18V, stroke 2.86 cm, cut depth wood 30 cm / metal 10 cm, weight 2.3 kg

The DeWalt DCS367N reciprocating saw is an 18V cordless tool designed for fast, portable cutting in construction, renovation and maintenance tasks. With a 2.86 cm stroke length and up to 2,900 strokes per minute at no load, this saw delivers aggressive cutting action while remaining compact and maneuverable. Its stated cut capacities reach 30 cm in wood and 10 cm in metal, and the tool’s weight of 2.3 kg helps reduce operator fatigue during extended use.

Advantages

The saw combines a high stroke rate with a relatively long stroke to provide efficient material removal and faster progress on demolition and rough cutting. Cordless operation on an 18V platform allows easy mobility on job sites without trailing cables. Compact dimensions and a moderate weight improve access in confined spaces and overhead work. The tool’s design supports quick blade changes and stable handling for controlled cuts in wood and metal.

Suitable for

• Demolition and rough-in carpentry
• Plumbing and HVAC pipe cutting and removal
• On-site metal cutting and profile trimming
• Tree pruning and garden clearance (light to medium tasks)
• General renovation where mobility and speed are needed

Key specifications

• Power: 18V cordless configuration
• Stroke length: 2.86 cm
• No-load stroke rate: up to 2,900 spm
• Maximum cutting depth in wood: 30 cm
• Maximum cutting depth in metal: 10 cm
• Weight: 2.3 kg (tool only)
• Tool type: reciprocating saw suitable for demolition and cutting tasks

How to use

Install a blade appropriate for the material (wood, metal, or bi-metal) and secure it according to the tool’s blade-change mechanism. Hold the saw with a firm two-handed grip, align the blade with the intended cut line, and start the motor at low speed to establish the cut before applying steady forward pressure. Allow the saw’s stroke and speed to perform the cutting; avoid forcing the blade to reduce wear and overheating. After completing the cut, release the trigger and wait for the blade to stop before setting the tool down. Follow battery and charging instructions from the battery manufacturer when operating on an 18V platform.

Recommendations

Use blades rated for the specific material and thickness to optimize cut speed and blade life. For prolonged metal cutting or heavy demolition, select blades with appropriate tooth geometry and cooling intervals. Wear eye and hearing protection, secure workpieces, and follow standard safety practices for cutting tools. For confined spaces, consider lower-speed control and steady support to maintain accuracy and reduce vibration effects.