DEWALT 20V MAX Lithium Ion Jigsaw (Bare Tool) - DCS331B

The 20V MAX* Jig Saw (Tool only) from DeWALT® is a powerful tool for completing even the most challenging projects. The motor operates at 0-3000 RPM with variable speed options to use with a number of materials. Four orbital control positions allow you to control speed and cut accuracy. It operates on a lithium-ion battery, giving you cordless control while you cut into a variety of materials. Battery and charger must be purchased separately. The blower for this cordless jig saw is adjustable, so you can control the direction to keep any debris away from you while you're working. The DeWalt 20V MAX Jig Saw has an all-metal blade changer for fast and convenient switch outs. The keyless shoe bevel has detents at 0 - 45 degrees in 15 degree intervals. The variable speed jig saw accepts T-shank jaw blades. A single blade is included with purchase. The handle has a coated, textured grip for maximum comfort and control.","acme-tools-override-product-name":"20V MAX Lithium Ion Jigsaw (Bare Tool)

Brand: DEWALT
Product identifiers: 00885911262316
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Source updated: Fri Oct 09 2026 17:32:24 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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Condition: New
OriginalPrice: 199.00
ShippingWeight: 6.3
ShippingWeightUnit: lb

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