Milwaukee 6538-21 Reciprocating Saw
The Milwaukee 6538-21 Reciprocating Saw has variable speed to matching the saw speed with the job. It is 18 ¾ inches long and weighs a hint less ten pounds.
Reciprocating Saw Reviews
Milwaukee 6523-21 Reciprocating Saw
The Milwaukee 6523-21 Reciprocating Saw is perfect for whether you are just starting out in construction and demolition or are a seasoned worker with years of experience.
Milwaukee 6514-21 Reciprocating Saw
The Milwaukee 6514-21 Reciprocating Saw is an excellent tool for home renovation or light demolition.
Dewalt DC385K Reciprocating Saw
The Dewalt DC385K Reciprocating Saw is perfect for those out of reach spaces that hand tools simply can’t do justice.
Hitachi CR13VA Reciprocating Saw
The Hitachi CR13VA Reciprocating Saw is a wise investment whether you are a do it yourself home renovator or have construction and demolition work as your full time profession.
Tips For Selecting A Reciprocating Saw
The reciprocating saw was made to cut a variety of materials including wood, aluminum, steel, pipe, bolts and masonry. It is a great power tool for the construction professionals and for home owner use.
The saw works in the same way as a hand saw works. It is pushed back and forth making it cut through material. In this case the saw is moving back and forth at a rapid pace.
There are a few things to consider before shopping for a new saw for your work shop. First think about how often you will be using it and what materials you will be cutting. If you are a home owner doing small projects like cutting PVC pipe or trimming the trees in your back yard most likely you will need a basic model without all the bells and whistles. If you are going to be using the saw to do full on demolition at home or the job site, the saw should be equipped with the best features.
Common Reciprocating Saw Features
Some saws are equipped with a variable speed trigger. The harder that you squeeze the trigger, the faster the blade will go. As you lessen the pressure on the trigger, the blade will slow down. Some are made with a variable speed dial where the user sets the speed on the dial. The variable speed trigger is sensitive and takes some practice.
These saws come with varied motor power. You can choose from a corded or portable version. The portable versions can be taken and used anywhere you are working and used at an angle. They resemble a drill and weigh less than the corded saw. To make it even more convenient for the user, some saws come with a quick change blade system, this is great for the person who is all thumbs.
The light weight basic saws are constructed well and tough enough to take on home project. The heavier saws are made of high quality materials to withstand the beatings that they will take in the field. If at all possible ask the salesman if you can hold the saw and turn it on. This will give you a good idea of what it feels like and how it feels in your hand. You will know right away if it is too heavy or light. You will also get a sense of the saws power.
The name brand of any product is very important when you consider buying that product. If you do not know the current brand name saws then read a few customer reviews about the saws that you are interested in buying. The reviews will give you some insight on the performance and quality of these saws.
Depending on the type and the different features of reciprocating the price will vary greatly. Choose a saw that is right for the job and spend enough to get the quality that is right for you. When considering the features, choose the saw with only the features that you need, otherwise you will have too much or too little power.
