Design: The 4Ah 20V Li-ion battery has a significant amount of cutting power. Vibration and noise can be effectively reduced through ergonomic design.
Variable Speed: 0-3000 SPM: For different materials, increase the trigger pressure to increase the cutting speed by increasing the cutting speed. High cutting efficiency is ensured by a 3/4″ stroke length and a 3000 SPM.
The blade can be changed in a single step thanks to the product’s automatic locking collet function, which ensures that blade changes are quick and simple. Additionally, the pivot foot plate can be adjusted to a variety of positions.
Design for Safety: When the safety switch at the back of the handle is pressed at the same time, it protects you while you are performing your operation. The design is lightweight, which helps to reduce fatigue while in use.
What You Get: One reciprocating saw blade, one charger, one 4Ah battery, two wood blades, two steel blades, and two PVC blades are included in the package.
Saw with a reciprocating blad.
This is a very useful little reciprocating saw. I’ve been thinking about getting one of these for quite some time. I have corded saws that are adequate for the job, but when the need for a reciprocating saw arises, there is either insufficient space to accommodate one or stringing a power cord to the work is a hassle.
Compared to my corded saws, this one is approximately half the length and weighs only 5.3 pounds with the battery attached. It can fit into a lot more places and is light enough to allow for improved precision.
This tool makes use of standard, quick-attach blades, and the blades can be chucked to cut either down or up in length.
The guide foot can be extended to ensure proper, stable sawing, and the chuck can be operated by simply rotating the chuck bail to the desired position.
It has a voltage of 20 volts and a capacity of 4 amps per hour.
The variable speed trigger appears to have a fairly linear control ramp..it has good speed control, at least in my experience.
Despite the fact that the unit is small, there is enough space for a firm, two-handed grip and good cutting control.
The kit comes with the saw, a battery, a charger, and three different sets of blades for cutting wood, PVC, and metal.
The trigger is equipped with an ambidextrous “thumb press” safety switch, which is only mildly awkward to use on one hand.
During my testing, I cut up a few fallen tree branches and found that, while the cut slowed a bit in the heart wood, the saw performed as well..and in some cases, more quietly..than my corded saws (I used the kit blades.. this thing will “Rock” with my preferred blades).
This is a very useful saw. I hope this has been of assistance!
