DeWalt DCS714B 18V XR / 20V MAX 254mm Double Bevel Cordless Mitre Saw (Skin) vs DeWalt DCS361B 18V XR / 20V MAX 184mm Cordless Sliding Mitre Saw (Skin)

Pros

• + 254mm double-bevel head - bevels both ways without flipping stock
• + Up to 434 cuts of 3-1/4in base moulding per charge
• + Compatible with all DeWalt 18V XR / 20V MAX batteries
• + Cheaper than the 184mm sliding DeWalt it sits beside

Cons

• − US-spec import - warranty terms vary by Amazon AU seller
• − Fixed head, not sliding - limits crosscut width on wide boards
• − Skin only - no battery or charger included

Pros

• + Roughly A$350 less than the EU-spec DCS365 for the same class of saw
• + Integrated cutline casts the blade's own shadow - nothing to calibrate, no parallax
• + 11 positive mitre stops on a stainless detent plate with a cam-lock handle
• + 13.6kg, a genuine one-person carry between levels
• + Runs on any DeWalt 18V XR or 20V MAX pack you already own

Cons

• − Brushed motor rather than brushless - heats up faster in dense hardwood
• − Single bevel only, so crown from both sides means flipping the workpiece
• − US-spec 20V MAX listing shipped from Amazon US, so international dispatch and a US warranty path
• − Skin only - battery and charger separate