The DEWALT DCS350 XR Threaded Rod Cutter is a dedicated tool designed for efficiently cutting thre...The DEWALT DCS350 XR Threaded Rod Cutter is a dedicated tool designed for efficiently cutting threaded rod from M6 to M12. It operates with a shearing force, minimizing the risk of burring on the cut and producing no moving blade, sparks, or metal chips. This design makes it safe for use in various situations, including cutting rod in situ or on the ground. For user convenience, accessories can be easily changed using the on-board Allen key, and an integrated LED light enhances visibility in dark areas. This is a bare unit and does not include a charger or battery. It comes supplied in a Tstak Case with an inlay.
Dewalt Yellow, Black, Silver. Dcs350nt-Xj 18 Volt Cordless Thread Rod Cutter With 4-Way Cutting Head (Quick & Clean Cutting Length From M6 To M12 Threaded Rods, Including Led Work Light, Battery And Charger Not Included)
AmazonDewalt Yellow, Black, Silver. Dcs350nt-Xj 18 Volt Cordless Thread Rod Cutter With 4-Way Cutting Head (Quick & Clean Cutting Length From M6 To M12 Threaded Rods, Including Led Work Light, Battery And Charger Not Included)
The DeWalt DCS350 XR Threaded Rod Cutter is designed for electricians, plumbers, and maintenance professionals who need to cut threaded rods (M6 to M12) cleanly and safely. Its primary benefit is a burr-free, chip-free cut without sparks, making it ideal for in-situ or sensitive environments. A caveat is that it is sold as a bare unit, requiring existing DeWalt XR batteries and a charger. Key features include a shearing mechanism for clean cuts, an integrated LED light, and on-board tool storage for accessory changes.
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Model Part Number
DCS350NT-XJ
Brand
DeWalt
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What sizes of threaded rod can this cutter handle?
The DeWalt DCS350 XR Threaded Rod Cutter is designed to cut threaded rods from M6 up to M12.
Does this tool come with a battery and charger?
No, this product is sold as a bare unit. A DeWalt 18V XR battery and charger are required and must be purchased separately.
Why is the spark-free operation important?
The spark-free operation is crucial for safety in environments where flammable materials or explosive atmospheres may be present, such as in some industrial or workshop settings.
How does the cutting mechanism work?
The tool uses a shearing force to cut the rod, similar to heavy-duty scissors. This method avoids the metal chips, sparks, and burrs typically associated with abrasive cutting methods.
Can I use this tool to cut other types of metal besides threaded rod?
This tool is specifically designed for cutting threaded rods. Attempting to cut other materials may damage the tool or produce unsafe results.
How often should I replace the cutting dies?
The lifespan of the cutting dies depends on usage frequency and the material hardness. Inspect them regularly for signs of wear or damage, and replace them as needed to maintain clean cuts.
What is the advantage of cutting in situ?
Cutting in situ means you can cut the rod while it is installed in its final position. This saves time and effort by eliminating the need to remove components or assemblies just to access the rod for cutting.
Troubleshooting
Tool does not power on
Ensure the battery is fully charged and properly seated in the tool. Check if the battery contacts are clean.
Cutting rod is not clean or is burred
Verify that the correct cutting die for the rod size is selected and properly installed. Ensure the cutting dies are not worn or damaged; replace if necessary.
Tool stops during cut
The battery may be low; try a fully charged battery. Check for any obstructions or jams in the cutting mechanism. Ensure the rod is fully seated in the die.
Difficulty changing cutting dies
Ensure the tool is powered off and the battery is removed. Use the on-board Allen key to loosen the die holder screws completely. Clean any debris from the die housing.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Clean, burr-free cuts minimize post-cutting work.
Spark-free operation enhances safety in various environments.
Efficiently cuts threaded rod sizes from M6 to M12.
Integrated LED for improved workspace visibility.
Convenient on-board tool storage for accessory changes.
Cons
Sold as a bare unit; battery and charger not included.
Limited to cutting threaded rods; not a general-purpose saw.
Shearing mechanism may require more force for larger diameter rods compared to abrasive saws.
Initial investment may be higher if new to the DeWalt XR battery system.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure you have a compatible DeWalt 18V XR battery and charger (sold separately).
Charge the battery fully before first use.
Insert the charged battery into the tool until it clicks securely.
Select the appropriate cutting die for the threaded rod size (M6, M8, M10, M12) using the on-board Allen key.
Place the threaded rod into the selected die opening.
Squeeze the trigger to initiate the cutting cycle.
Compatibility:
Batteries: Compatible with all DeWalt 18V XR Lithium-Ion batteries.
Chargers: Compatible with DeWalt 18V XR Lithium-Ion chargers.
Threaded Rods: Designed for cutting threaded rods from M6 to M12.
Care and Maintenance:
Cleaning: Wipe the exterior of the tool with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using solvents. Keep the cutting dies clean and free of debris.
Storage: Store the tool in its included TSTAK case in a dry, protected environment. Ensure the battery is removed for long-term storage.
Cutting Dies: Inspect the cutting dies regularly for wear or damage. Replace them as needed following manufacturer instructions. Use the on-board Allen key to loosen and tighten the die holder screws.
Lubrication: Consult the product manual for any specific lubrication requirements for the cutting mechanism.