DEWALT 20V MAX Pruning Shears Garden Tool, Cordless, Bare Tool Only (DCPR320B)
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Product Features
- SMOOTH, SWIFT CUTS with non-stick coated blades
- QUICK BLADE CHANGES: Switch blades out with the included change tool
- BRIGHTEN DARK WORK AREAS with the on-board LED work light
- Manufacturer: Stanley Black and Decker
- SMOOTH, SWIFT CUTS with non-stick coated blades
- QUICK BLADE CHANGES: Switch blades out with the included change tool
- BRIGHTEN DARK WORK AREAS with the on-board LED work light
Product Specifications
| Brand | DEWALT |
| Color | Multi |
| Item Weight | 3 Pounds |
| Style | Classic |
| Blade Type | Bypass |
| Point Style | Round point |
| Cutting Width | 1.5 Inches |
| Product Dimensions | 10.12"L x 1"W |
| Manufacturer | Stanley Black and Decker |
| Part Number | DCPR320B |
| Item Weight | 3 pounds |
| Item model number | DCPR320B |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | One Size |
| Material | Blend |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | 1 DEWALT 20V MAX Pruner DCPR320B |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Warranty Description | 3 Year Limited Warranty |
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Great yard and garden tool. I was a bit surprised to see this tool being sold by Dewalt. Until recently it seemed that none of the large volume tool companies wanted to sell cordless pruners. I was guessing they didn’t want the liability when people chop their fingers off with the things (which is not hard to do if you’re careless). I purchased a pretty nice one a few years ago, brand name that’s difficult to spell and I wouldn’t even attempt to pronounce. But a nice tool. Then I saw this one from Dewalt, I have lots of their 20v cordless tools, so it made sense to buy it. Aside from being pretty heavy for a hand pruner, it’s just as great as I expected. If you have a large yard, or lots of trees or bushes to maintain, you need this tool. You’ll throw away all those hand pruners after using this cordless powered one. If you already have Dewalt 20v batteries and chargers, it’s an awesome addition to your tool set. It seems to run a very long time before it needs charging, so I would avoid the weight of a heavy battery and just use one of the small 2 AH lithium batteries. Very highly recommended – just keep those fingers on the other hand away from the blade!
GREAT! HUGE TIME AND ENERGY SAVER. I have several wooded acers I mow and spend a lot of time dodging low hanging limbs and branches while doing so. This adds a lot of time to my mowing, What would have taken me a week to do with old manual lopping shears and a hand saw I was able to do in one long day with these Dewalt shears. Super easy to use one handed and will cut up to a 1.5″ branch with a few bites at it, anything about 1″ down is a quick and easy cut. Some of use know that as we get older we don’t recover like we use to from long days of yardwork and using big old lopping shears for a few days would have worn me out, but with these shears just pull of the trigger and snip the branch or limb is off. I don’t know how long these have been around but I wish I had gotten them a long time ago it would have saved me a whole lot of shoulder and back pain and made my yard work go a lot faster.. Get them, it’s one one tool that I can say was worth every penny I spent.
Dewalt hit the bullseye with this pruner. I got this a few days ago. It does a tremendous job and it uses very little Battery. I believe that a good tool should make the job easier and make the job safer. This does both. It is so much faster than my hand pruners. It is easier to use and does a better job. I was also using a Dewalt battery powered chain saw to trim branches. It is safe, but this tool is far safer and it makes a much cleaner cut. I can cut the limb perfectly. Many times that was hard with a chain saw. You can cut from a wide variety of angles. These pruners are designed in such a way that if you hurt yourself you should not be using any power toolsI cut limbs that were up to at least an inch think. If it didn’t cut through on the first cut you pull the trigger again.Hope this helps
DEWALT 20V MAX Pruning Shear (DCPR320B). These are the perfect pruning shears (according to my wife). What I mean by that, is none of us are getting any younger. The hands are not what they used to be. My wife would struggle with manual shears, so I picked these up for her. I’m the hero (at least for day). She is very pleased with these. We use the smaller 2-Amp battery to help keep the weight down. Even with the smaller battery, these last a very long time, days even, before needing to charge. These perform exactly as advertised. Effortless. If you have a lot of garden pruning, small tree pruning, etc, invest in these. You will not be disappointed.
Amazing power and efficiency. I already had the Dewalt batteries for other tools, so the battery life is less relevant.I had a large amount of snow damage (4.5 feet at one point but it didn’t stop for weeks) in the Sierra foothills. This tool made the cleanup much easier. It cuts so well that I primarily cut branches into small pieces for the green bin. I had hauled some branches to free green waste days, but the wait in line was very long. After I got this tool, I realized that cutting up the same number of branches into small pieces for the green bin was much faster and more efficient. In combination with the trash bin, I’ve made great progress since Mid July 2023. I notice that it heats up a bit, but that usually happens around break time. I got a little handheld battery chainsaw, but his does largely the same job with a fraction of the effort.I’m sure that this tool would be great for ordinary yard work when I’m done with the disaster cleanup. I’ve been sold on Dewalt battery tools. I like being able to use a tool at my whim, rather than when I get the damn thing started (anything with gasoline) or drag out the 50ft extension cord (for any corded tools like blowers). When I bought a generator for power company blackouts I bought one that used gas or propane, but I’ve only used propane and have no starting issues.Yes, its dangerous as hell, but way worth it. You just have to be careful.PS It’s lots of fun