Cordless Reciprocating Saw

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

0 Bare-Tool Makita 4390D 9.6-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Reciprocating Saw (Tool Only, No Battery)

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Compact and lightweight reciprocating saw delivers a 9/16in. stroke 2700 times per minute for a fast, smooth and efficient cut. Cuts wood, mild steel and more. Tool only; battery and charger sold separately (see Item# 1591826 for complete kit). Cordless: Yes, Volts: 9.6, Amps: 1.3, Stroke Length (in.): 9/16, Strokes Per Minute (SPM): 2,700, Tool Weight (lbs.): 3.1, Battery Included: No, Charger Included: No, Case Included: No
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Technical Details

- Small, compact and lightweight yet powerful enough to cut wood, mild steel and more
- 9/16-inch stroke and 2,700 SPM for fast, smooth and efficient cutting
- Lock off switch helps prevent accidental starts; utilizes most 9.6-Volt Makita batteries and chargers (sold separately)
- Uses special blade for maximum efficiency
- 1-year warranty
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Customer Buzz

"tiny dancer" 2008-11-19
By Steven M. Kessler
i love this tool, it is great when you need to trim something small, wood or a metal threshold or cut a bolt. the hack saw blades are well made. i have also used it for cutting baseboard on the wall. it is slow enough to control.. good tool for me, thanks makita

Customer Buzz

"Get the version with battery and charger" 2008-06-23
By A. Scales
I bought this baretool then I discovered Amazon has the same tool with battery and charger for the same price. And both are Amazon Prime. Hmm. Which should you buy?

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"Classic Tool" 2006-08-16
By UTS (Standing on a ladder)
It looks dated compared to the cordless tools of today, but this shouldn't stop you from getting one. This reciprocating saw gets more use then my 18volt and corded sawzalls. It's lightweight and less bulky, and it'll cut just about anything - wood, metal, plastic, etc. This little guy will cut a 2x4 if you really need it to. I've used it many times to notch out lumber. The trick is to brace the tool with it's fence or just hold it firmly. And don't be dissuaded by the 9.6 volts. This baby will cut and cut. It's a very efficient design. The wood cutting blade is great, but the metal blade is prone to breaking. The saw does show its age with the hex screw that holds down the blade, and so changing blades is not as fast as modern jigsaws. I'm in the trades so I personally own two - each ready with the correct blade. $80 might seem high for the do-it-yourself'er, but do you really want to get crankin with a hand saw? It'll pay for itself in the time savings. This is simply a great all around cutter.

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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

0 Milwaukee 651527 Sawzall 18-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Reciprocating Saw

Review Milwaukee 651527 Sawzall 18-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Reciprocating Saw

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: When it comes to recip saws, Milwaukee is the undisputed king, the "Sawzall" name serving almost as a generic label for all reciprocating saws (to Milwaukee's chagrin, we're sure). The flattery is completely deserved, especially in this case. Cordless convenience couples with Milwaukee's know-how for one of the finest recips on the market. It's incredibly well-balanced, powerful and yet easy to handle. The Power Plus battery offers improved run time over standard batteries, and time is money. We love the steel Quik-Lok blade clamp system, which lets you change out blades in a flash and without any tools. For safety, there's a lock-off trigger speed control that prevents an accidental startup. And like Milwaukee's other Sawzalls, if you're in a tight space, you can flip the blade over for close-quarter cuts. This is definitely the tool for the busy contractor. It may be a little spendy for the home do-it-yourselfer, but it's worth every penny.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste
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Technical Details

- 18 volt, 2.4 amp-hour Power-Plus battery
- 1-inch stroke length for aggressive cutting, 0-2000 strokes per minute
- Powerful 18-volt rare earth motor easily handles all Sawzall applications
- Cuts up to 72 2x4s on a single charge
- Limited warranty
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Customer Buzz

"Just go ahead and order this one" 2009-11-15
By Darla (Kentucky)
Part of my delight with this saw is because I have been using a corded saw for years.....it is SO nice not to drag around extension cords.

This is a great saw. I bought it mostly to use with the pruning blades for tree trimming, and cutting fallen branches. It comes close to being as powerful as a corded saw. Easy to change blades. Easy to get the battery off and on.

The battery charges quickly and it holds a charge for a good long time when not in use.

Customer Buzz

"kansasjim" 2007-10-17
By James E. Hosley
love this saw. works grate. when you need to cut some thing in a hurry no cord to have to get out.

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"Most Impressive Sawzall" 2007-07-02
By Gerald J. Desantis
With 75 trees on my lot with many dead branches to trim, I was most impressed with the quality of construction and ease of use of the Milwaukee Sawzall. Cutting power and battery life are more than acceptable and recharging the batteries is a snap.

Customer Buzz

"Milwaukee 6515-27 Sawzall 18-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Reciprocating Saw" 2007-05-29
By Janet S. Ferrin
Worked just fine. Really like it. Cut some tree branches with it and it worked great.

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"Tool Envy -- I LOVE it!" 2004-11-24
By Charlie Russel (Sunshine Coast, BC, CA)
Had two carpenters and an electrician working on a project at my house this week. They were in the middle of something, and needed a reciprocating saw. One guy was going to go out to his truck (a hike from where we were working), but I said I'd grab mine. Handed him the cordless sawzall, and he couldn't believe it. "I've GOT to get one of those -- that's the best sawzall I've ever used, corded or cordless." All of them had to give it a try.

The big features for him(and for me) are the reversable battery, the 90 degree adjustable handle, the balance and "feel" of the tool, and the blade locking mechanism. If your need is for all day destruction -- get a corded Milwakee sawzall, but for intermittent use this tool can't be beat. And will get into places no corded tool can handle. Comes with two long life, and quick charging, batteries. Enough that you'll hardly ever not have a fresh battery when you need it. You may be able to pay more for a sawzall, but you can't buy a better one.

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Monday, April 19, 2010

0 Factory-Reconditioned Milwaukee 2620-81 18-Volt Cordless M18 Sawzall Reciprocating Saw Kit with 1 Battery

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This Milwaukee cordless Sawzall recip saw is powered by an 18V Li-Ion battery that offers up to 75 more cuts per charge and is designed to cut up to 30% faster with less vibration.
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Technical Details

- Reconditioned Milwaukee Products have a One-year warranty through the Milwaukee factory or an authorized service center
- The patented gear-protecting clutch helps extend the life of the tool by reducing wear to the vital areas of the saw
- Uses the New M18 18V XC High Capacity LITHIUM-ION battery system that delivers a longer tool life and extended run-times
- The lever action QUIK-LOK blade clamp allows you to easily remove and replace blades without the use of a tool
- The on-board battery fuel gauge displays the remaining battery run-time so you know when to change batteries or recharge
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Saturday, April 17, 2010

0 Makita BJR240SHE 24-Volt NiMH Cordless Reciprocating Saw

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Truly the most powerful cordless reciprocating saw on the market. The 24V, 1.7Ah Ni-MH Makstar battery system provides the longest run time available, while the large 1 1/4in. stroke length increases performance second to none. Tool-less shoe adjustment and blade clamp system for easy one-handed changes. Innovative counterbalancing mechanism reduces vibration. Cordless: Yes, Volts: 24, Amps: 1.7, Variable Speed: Yes, Stroke Length (in.): 1 1/4, Strokes Per Minute (SPM): 0 - 2,700, Battery Included: (1) 24V, Charger Included: Yes, Case Included: Yes
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Technical Details

- Powerful 24-Volt Ni-MH batteries for longer run time
- "Tool-less" shoe adjustment and blade change
- Innovative counterbalancing mechanism for reduced vibration
- Powerful 2-piece "D-35" motor with replaceable armature for longer life
- Includes 2 batteries, charger, blades and case
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Friday, April 16, 2010

0 WORX 18V Cordless Reciprocating Saw WT505 (Tool Only, Battery and Charger Not Included)

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The WORX 18V cordless reciprocating saw offers four settings of orbital action, user-friendly features like variable speed, adjustable front shoe and the patented WORX® 30 -secondTM blade change system.

Bare tool only; battery and charger not included.
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Technical Details

- WORX 18V Reciprocating Saw.
- 7/8: Stroke length. No-load speed: 0-2700 SPM.
- Pivoting foot plate. Couter-balancing mechanism.
- Tool free blade change system.
- Bare tool only; Battery and charger not included.
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Customer Buzz

"like an original" 2009-07-01
By Dan Briggs (CA, USA)
seems tp ne just like the original that came with my 18 V frill, with room for charger and such. Arrived was on time and good condition and for $10 u can't beat it.........

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Thursday, April 15, 2010

0 Firestorm 18 Volt Cordless Powered Handsaw

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For the serious do-it-yourselfer who's looking for more that just your ordinary reciprocating saw, the Firestorm 18 volt cordless powered handsaw allows for fast (0-4,500 SPM), clean and straight cuts in wood, plastic and metal. Provides a compact design with a contoured handle and a soft grip for comfort and control. And with Black & Decker's patented tool free blade change, switching between blades is a breeze. Package includes 18 volt cordless powered handsaw, 1 large capacity blade, 1 metal cutting blade and 1 curved cutting blade for a variety of applications.
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Technical Details

- Patented tool free blade change for quick and easy blade change
- Powerful 18 Volt cordless operation for convienent operation
- Variable speed operation from 0-4,500 SPM
- Compact design with contoured handle and soft grip for added comfort and control
- Fast, clean and straight cuts in wood, plastic and metal
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Monday, April 5, 2010

0 DEWALT DCX6210 36-Volt Lithium Ion Cordless Hammerdrill/Reciprocating Saw Combo Kit with NANO Technology

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Designed for heavy-duty, professional use, this combo kit from DEWALT gives you the power to get the job done. The DCX6210 includes the DC900 1/2-inch hammerdrill and the DC305 reciprocating saw, both of which use a long-lasting and lightweight 36-volt, nano-phosphate lithium ion battery that lasts through 2,000 recharges. Featuring a ratcheting chuck that holds on tight to your drill bit, even while drilling large holes in wood, metal, and concrete, the DC900 produces a max power rating of 750 unit watts out, and boasts a three-speed transmission for consistency and control. Equally efficient, the DC305 has a patented four-position keyless blade clamp that lets you get in tight spaces with ease. The DCX6210 comes with a one-hour charger, two 36-volt batteries, a side handle, one blade, and a kit box.
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Technical Details

- Heavy-duty kit includes the DC900 1/2-inch hammerdrill and the DC305 reciprocating saw
- Both tools powered by a 36-volt, nano-phosphate lithium ion battery that lasts through 2,000 recharges
- Drill has ratcheting chuck; saw features a patented four-position keyless blade clamp
- Weighs 29.1 pounds
- Comes with a 1-hour charger, two 36-volt batteries, a side handle, one blade, and a kit box.
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Customer Buzz

"Not for the faint of heart" 2008-02-17
By Clifford Nichols
This is not for a homeowner who wants to dink around on a weekend drawer fixing project. This is SERIOUS POWER for heavy duty industrial jobsites. As an electrician, I use this power all day everyday with 18"x1" or 1-1/8" Ship Auger bits through 2x4's and 2x6's. It can take the beating day in and day out without fail like no other tool I've found in cordless. The li-ion battery makes the equivellant weight of ni-cad in half the voltage. Perhaps that negative reviewer may want to try an 18 volt li-ion to better handle the weight issue, but still wants power.

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"Batteries made in China..." 2007-12-17
By Anthony M. (Dutchess County, NY)
No complaints on the tools...the drill is a bit large and heavy for using as a screw gun all day, but thats what the 18V,14.4V or impact driver is for. This drill will easily take large hole saws and self-feed bits, very powerful. Haven't used the saw too much but it is powerful and the 4-way blade clamp is a nice idea. HOWEVER...one of the 2 batteries in the kit was dead right out of the brand new box. Turned the battery over and sure enough: "Made in China", a $600 cordless kit should not have batteries made in China. This just goes along with the trend I hear from many people in the construction industry that DeWalt's quality is steadily going down. DeWalt is shipping me a new battery free of charge, customer service people there are very helpful -- so hopefully this one will work. Not real happy that I have to go through this with a $600 tool kit from the "leading" manufacturer. I have bought ONLY DeWalt cordless for many years, but this will definitely make me think twice about buying DeWalt cordless again.

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"dewalt 36 combo kit" 2007-10-10
By C. Keating
i bought this kit, and the guy before must have been a little guy, i used the hammer drill and a porter cable 19.2 volt to deck screws for deck replacement. we charged the porter cable 5 times to 1/2 of the dewalt battery, great power out of any drill, compared to milwaukee 28 volt kind of close but the dewalt has way more power. the reciprocating saw is like a corded saw, lots of power! nothing bad and fast charges. is a bigger drill but bigger drills have more size, the ones built strong. hope this helps or email me at erickeating33@yahoo.com questions before you buy one. I love it! cedar rapids iowa

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"bigger isn't necessarily better" 2007-03-03
By Shantara (santa fe, nm United States)
there has been lots of hype over these tools since there release last year, but these tools lack quite a bit in design from what they are promoted to be. these 36 volt tools are powerful, but at what cost? a cordless 36 volt drill is just too heavy to use all day long. if you buy a complete set of 36 volt tools, you will still need a lighter weight cordless for all day use. i can see buying the "sawzall" or recip saw, the rotary hammer drill and the circular saw. these tools work best with more power and the added weight is an acceptable trade-off. they are no heavier than corded models.

the power for this recip saw is less than what i had expected. when you turn it on, it has tons of power with lots of vibration, but when you start a cut, the power decreases and slows during the cut, giving you 18 volt power. i tried doing a plunge cut with this recip saw and it stalled in the middle of the cut. i have a hilti 24volt 2.0 amp-hour recip saw and it kicks booty compared to this 36 volt.

what i like best about this drill is the ratcheting chuck that never lets go a your drill bit, never, even when drilling large diameter holes in wood, steel and especially not in concrete. i wish every cordless tool had this chuck. the drill can be used for drilling large diameter holes and the like that other cordless can't even get close to. if you have lots of applications where cords can't get to, then this tool may be for you. i don't know if it's worth getting just to have the latest thing. replacement batteries range in price from 170.00 to 200.00 each.

something else disturbing is that dewalt is being sued because of copyright infringement of the lithium-ion technology. i don't know if they stole the technology or if it's just too similar to that created by a university.

lithium-ion is definitely the future in cordless; more power, less weight. i hope dewalt comes out with an 18 volt lithium-ion line soon.

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Friday, April 2, 2010

0 Bare-Tool DeWALT DC305 36 Volt Cordless 36V Reciprocating Saw (Tool Only, No Battery)

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1-1/8" stroke length and 0-3,000 spm for fast cutting. 4-position keyless blade clamp allows quick blade change, flush cutting, and versatility. Anti-slip comfort grip for better control. 3-position adjustable shoe for adjusting depth of cut and extends blade life. DEWALT(R) built high power, and high efficiency motor with electric brake powers through the toughest applications.

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"I put tools to work" 2010-01-26
By Alan W. Jones (Jacksonville,Fla USA)
I have owned the set about 2 years and use them 5 days a week and 8 hrs. a day .I just killed my Saws All and will buy a new one. 36 volt is heavy but has a lot of power .

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Thursday, April 1, 2010

0 Factory-Reconditioned DEWALT DC385KR 18-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Reciprocating Saw

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Hands down, we love this saw. It's packing as much power as its corded colleagues—-maybe more—-but with the awesome convenience of a cordless. It sacrifices nothing in the way of strength or guts with its 1-inch stroke length and 2,900 strokes per minute. It's relatively lightweight for its power, but the battery does add some heft to it, and that's really the only less-than-perfect feature about it. The keyless blade clamp system lets you change out a blade without even touching the used blade or reciprocating shaft. We like that the open-topped shoe will pivot, so your visibility is never impaired. The trigger is encased in the same hand-friendly compound that wraps the handle grip as well as the front boot grip, and it's total comfort in your hand. We always like a trigger lock for reduced hand fatigue, too, and this one's got it all. Another great feature is that the blade reverses when you're faced with flush or plunge cuts. For speed, power, quality and cordless convenience, we give this saw two thumbs up. -- Kris Jensen-Van Heste
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"Great product" 2008-08-17
By W. R. Soulen
This reciprocating saw is everything that the manufacturer claims. Battery life is good, rate of cut is excellent, re-charge time is minimal and when you use it you get the feel of a quality tool. The seller did an excellent and extremely prompt job in processing and shipping the order.

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"works well" 2007-12-13
By Bay Area Remodel
This is the knock around sawsall that sees all the harsh realitys of demolition work. Takes abuse well.

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"Dewalt Saw" 2007-11-20
By Steven M. Mondul (Williamsburg, VA)
Excellent price and fine product. Some workmen I had at the house had to borrow it because their tool couldn't do the job.

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"Good saw with solid performance" 2007-10-30
By G. Priglmeier
I bought this saw to do demolition in my house and I didn't want to have a cord to trip over. The saw works well, is easy to change blades and has a nice balance when cutting.

My only wish for this saw and all cordless devices is that I want more battery time - perhaps li-ion batteries.

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"Cordless Reciprocating Saw" 2007-10-25
By Julia C. Lloyd (TULAROSA, NM United States)
I need this saw to do small jobs in areas where electricity is not available/too distant for cords. This saw accomplishes exactly that.

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0 Milwaukee 2420-22 12-Volt Hackzall Saw Kit

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A compact, lightweight saw designed for powerful, versatile cutting in tight spaces for virtually all tradesman as they tackle plumbing, electrical, remodeling and HVAC applications. Stroke Length (in.): 1/2, Strokes Per Minute (SPM): 0 - 3,000, Battery Included: Yes, Charger Included: Yes, Case Included: Yes
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Technical Details

- 12V LITHIUM-ION battery offers longer run-time and fade-free performance
- Keyless QUIK-LOK Blade Clamp allows for quick and easy blade changes and All-metal gear case for added durability
- Variable speed trigger for increased user control
- Battery fuel gauge displays remaining run-time and Built-In LED light illuminates work surface
- Accepts both HACKZALL and SAWZALL style blades
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Customer Buzz

"Lamm" 2010-01-26
By Roy E. G. Lammerts (Niagara Falls N.Y.USA)
This was perfect for what i wanted.Had trouble with one batt.which was EVENT.

replaced.Batt.run time is very short but tool is the size i wanted.I would recommend this product.

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"Not what I was expecting" 2009-12-28
By Jessica Fellini (Boston, MA)
My husband just got this tool for his birthday and he was very disappointed, I could see it cutting through wood and some stuff around the house but that's it. He went through 3 different charged milwaukee batteries in a minute and it still did not cut through a small thin pipe. He is an HVACR mechanic and this tool will not be usefull for his work. The tool had no power and would not cut through what it was described to cut through. Hopefully we will be able to return this and get something more useful.

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"Hackzall, great investment for light duty work." 2009-11-01
By RajKelus (Pittsburgh, PA)
The Hackzall is the compact, light duty little brother of the Sawzall. It has an impressive amount of power for something with only 12V. Its a very durable device that I've dropped a number of times and it still kept on running. I'm a big fan of this tool but if you are looking to prune branches, cut through any wood more than 1.5 inches thick or cut large radius PVC stick with the Sawzall. Its very precise if you need to cut a circle out of a piece of sheet rock. It has a variable speed trigger, a power indicator, an LED light and a comfortable grip. Its about 3 pounds which makes it very easy to handle.

I use this tool mostly to cut down dowels and it does a great job. Where ever you need to work in a tight space or a need another free hand this will do the job. I suggest you buy this IN ADDITION to the Sawzall for the most versatility.

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"Don't bother buying this one" 2009-09-23
By Plumber (USA)
I'm a plumbing contractor and use sawzall's almost every day. I bought the hackzall less than 2 months ago. I liked it at first but then started to notice the battery life was bad, the batteries would not hold a charge. I would charge them one day, try using it two days later and they are both dead. They drain very quickly and they do not hold a charge for very long while using it.

Now.... one of my batteries is blinking in the charger with both red and green meaning the battery is toast, great. Not even two months old.

Now... using the other battery the tool seized up and will not operate and started smoking.

Maybe a good deal for the do it yourselfer but this tool is not for professional contractors, don't even waste your time. It's nothing more than just a toy. I'll stick with my regular cordless Dewalt for now on, I should have known better.

I tried calling Milwaukee but they kept sending me to one of their useless service centers that won't help me. I'm done wasting my time. Throwing it in the garbage and will write it up as a loss.

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"Farm Owner/Operator" 2009-09-19
By Amazon Com (Horse Cave KY USA)
I have had this l2V Milwaukee Sawzall for approximately l l/2 yrs

It is good for tight places; however, that is about it!

The battery doesn't last long and it want saw at all unless the object is pushed hard against the plate

Milwaukee has good products < this is just not the one for me

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Cordless Reciprocating Saw

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

0 Bare-Tool Makita 4390D 9.6-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Reciprocating Saw (Tool Only, No Battery)

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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

0 Milwaukee 651527 Sawzall 18-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Reciprocating Saw

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Monday, April 19, 2010

0 Factory-Reconditioned Milwaukee 2620-81 18-Volt Cordless M18 Sawzall Reciprocating Saw Kit with 1 Battery

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Saturday, April 17, 2010

0 Makita BJR240SHE 24-Volt NiMH Cordless Reciprocating Saw

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Friday, April 16, 2010

0 WORX 18V Cordless Reciprocating Saw WT505 (Tool Only, Battery and Charger Not Included)

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Thursday, April 15, 2010

0 Firestorm 18 Volt Cordless Powered Handsaw

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Monday, April 5, 2010

0 DEWALT DCX6210 36-Volt Lithium Ion Cordless Hammerdrill/Reciprocating Saw Combo Kit with NANO Technology

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Friday, April 2, 2010

0 Bare-Tool DeWALT DC305 36 Volt Cordless 36V Reciprocating Saw (Tool Only, No Battery)

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Thursday, April 1, 2010

0 Factory-Reconditioned DEWALT DC385KR 18-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Reciprocating Saw

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0 Milwaukee 2420-22 12-Volt Hackzall Saw Kit

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