A high-angle studio shot of the DEWALT DCS375B XTREME 12V MAX Brushless Bandsaw (Bare Tool), showing the rugged yellow and black construction, blade tracking wrench storage, and the 1-3/4 inch cutting capacity throat.
Front-facing view of the DEWALT DCS375B Portable Bandsaw, highlighting the large blade change lever for tool-free swaps and the 12V MAX battery port on the ergonomic top handle.
The DEWALT DCS375B Bandsaw with the blade guard open, showcasing the internal drive system and the ease of access for performing tool-free blade changes and maintenance.
Bottom view of the DEWALT 12V MAX Brushless Bandsaw, displaying the two internal drive wheels and the 27-inch metal cutting blade installed within the durable black protective housing.
Close-up shot of the integrated LED work light on the DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX Bandsaw, illuminating the cutting path of the blade to ensure high visibility and precision in dark workspaces.
A female electrician wearing safety glasses and ear protection using the DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX Cordless Bandsaw to cut metal conduit, showcasing the integrated guard and ergonomic grip for safe and comfortable use.
An electrician using the DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX Brushless Bandsaw to cut through copper piping under a sink, demonstrating the tool's compact size and effectiveness for plumbing and mechanical work in confined spaces.
A close-up view of the DEWALT DCS375B 12V MAX Bandsaw cutting through a horizontal copper pipe, highlighting the precision of the brushless motor and the stability of the compact, one-handed grip.
Detailed top view of the DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX Bandsaw head resting on a concrete surface, showing the integrated blade tracking adjustment point and the rugged black protective casing.
Top-down studio shot of the DEWALT DCS375B 12V MAX Cordless Bandsaw (Bare Tool) on a textured dark background, emphasizing the ergonomic handle design and the portability of this compact metal cutting saw.
Rear-perspective view of the DEWALT DCF900H1 20V MAX XR High Torque Impact Wrench, showing the brushless motor end cap and the shock-absorbing BatteryGuard connection point for enhanced tool durability.
Right-side profile of the DEWALT DCF900H1 20V MAX XR High Torque Impact Wrench featuring the 1/2 inch hog ring anvil, brushless motor branding, and a 5.0 Ah POWERSTACK battery for industrial fastening applications.
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A high-angle studio shot of the DEWALT DCS375B XTREME 12V MAX Brushless Bandsaw (Bare Tool), showing the rugged yellow and black construction, blade tracking wrench storage, and the 1-3/4 inch cutting capacity throat.
Front-facing view of the DEWALT DCS375B Portable Bandsaw, highlighting the large blade change lever for tool-free swaps and the 12V MAX battery port on the ergonomic top handle.
The DEWALT DCS375B Bandsaw with the blade guard open, showcasing the internal drive system and the ease of access for performing tool-free blade changes and maintenance.
Bottom view of the DEWALT 12V MAX Brushless Bandsaw, displaying the two internal drive wheels and the 27-inch metal cutting blade installed within the durable black protective housing.
Close-up shot of the integrated LED work light on the DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX Bandsaw, illuminating the cutting path of the blade to ensure high visibility and precision in dark workspaces.
A female electrician wearing safety glasses and ear protection using the DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX Cordless Bandsaw to cut metal conduit, showcasing the integrated guard and ergonomic grip for safe and comfortable use.
An electrician using the DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX Brushless Bandsaw to cut through copper piping under a sink, demonstrating the tool's compact size and effectiveness for plumbing and mechanical work in confined spaces.
A close-up view of the DEWALT DCS375B 12V MAX Bandsaw cutting through a horizontal copper pipe, highlighting the precision of the brushless motor and the stability of the compact, one-handed grip.
Detailed top view of the DEWALT XTREME 12V MAX Bandsaw head resting on a concrete surface, showing the integrated blade tracking adjustment point and the rugged black protective casing.
Top-down studio shot of the DEWALT DCS375B 12V MAX Cordless Bandsaw (Bare Tool) on a textured dark background, emphasizing the ergonomic handle design and the portability of this compact metal cutting saw.
Rear-perspective view of the DEWALT DCF900H1 20V MAX XR High Torque Impact Wrench, showing the brushless motor end cap and the shock-absorbing BatteryGuard connection point for enhanced tool durability.
Right-side profile of the DEWALT DCF900H1 20V MAX XR High Torque Impact Wrench featuring the 1/2 inch hog ring anvil, brushless motor branding, and a 5.0 Ah POWERSTACK battery for industrial fastening applications.
DEWALT® Product Guide - DCS376 Bandsaw Blade Installation and Removal promotional how to video
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DEWALT DCS375B XTREME 12V MAX Brushless Cordless Bandsaw 1 3/4 Inch Cut Capacity Compact Portable One Handed Overhead Metal Cutting Saw Bare Tool

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SKU: DCS375B
$174.97

Description

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Precision Metal Cutting Power in an Ultra-Compact 12V Brushless Design

The DEWALT DCS375B XTREME™ 12V MAX* 1-3/4 inch Brushless Cordless Bandsaw is the ultimate solution for electrical, mechanical, and plumbing professionals who require maximum maneuverability without sacrificing performance. Engineered for one-handed use and effortless overhead cutting, this lightweight bandsaw allows you to navigate tight spaces with ease. The 1-3/4 inch cut capacity is perfectly optimized for cutting through small-diameter metal pipes, Uni-Strut, and 1-5/8 inch EMT conduit. By utilizing a high-efficiency brushless motor, this tool provides extended runtime and the durability needed for the most demanding jobsite environments, all while remaining part of the versatile DEWALT 12V MAX* battery platform.

Control and safety are prioritized through a variable-speed trigger, allowing you to match the blade speed precisely to the material you are cutting for cleaner results and longer blade life. The integrated guard ensures safe operation during one-handed tasks, while the onboard LED work light—featuring a 20-second delay—illuminates dark cabinets and overhead reaches to eliminate guesswork. Maintenance is streamlined with a tool-free blade change lever that quickly loosens tension for fast swaps, and an onboard wrench is included for single-point tracking adjustments. Whether you are hanging pipe or trimming rod, the DCS375B delivers the cordless freedom and precision you need to get the job done right.

**Battery and charger sold separately.

Key Features

  • Ultra-Lightweight Build: Specifically designed for comfortable overhead and one-handed cutting applications.
  • Brushless Motor Technology: Delivers superior power and efficiency for longer tool life and consistent cutting speed.
  • 1-3/4 Inch Cut Capacity: Provides ample room to cut through 1-5/8 inch materials and small metal diameters.
  • Variable Speed Trigger: Offers seamless speed adjustment to protect the blade and match specific material requirements.
  • Tool-Free Blade Changes: Integrated blade change lever loosens tension for rapid, hassle-free blade swaps.
  • Integrated Hanging Hook: Prevents damage to the base or front handle by allowing the tool to hang securely when not in use.
  • LED Work Light: High-visibility light with 20-second delay enhances sightlines in dark work areas.

What's Included

  • (1) DCS375 12V MAX* XTREME™ Brushless Bandsaw
  • (1) 14/18 TPI Metal Cutting Blade
  • (1) Onboard Blade Tracking Wrench

Specifications

Product Type Portable Bandsaw
Voltage 12V MAX*
Motor Type Brushless
Power Source Cordless (Battery)
Cut Capacity 1.75 Inches
Blade Length Required 27-in. to 27-1/4 in.
Trigger Type Variable Speed
Bare Tool (No Battery) Yes
Assembled Product Weight 7.65 lbs
Assembled Product Length 13.19 Inches
Assembled Product Width 9.57 Inches
Assembled Product Height 6.6 Inches
Country of Origin Taiwan

Pro-Tip: To maximize blade life and prevent wandering cuts, always allow the tool to reach full speed before contacting the material. Apply light, steady pressure and let the weight of the saw do the work; forcing the blade can cause premature wear and overheating, especially when cutting through harder metals like stainless steel conduit.