A reciprocating saw is literally one of the handiest resources you can own. These power tools are excellent for small jobs in the house or the work site. The company known as Milwaukee mass produced the first reciprocating saw and is still regarded as one of the best saws that you can buy. The Milwaukee Sawzall is probably the best known of all the "cipro saws" on the market. Simply go to your closest DIY shop, ask for a Sawzall, and the sales rep will know exactly what you need. These amazing tools are incredible for cutting into and through sheetrock, plaster, steel plumbing and all sizes of nails.
They are not, however, an accurate and fine cutting device. If you need to cut some material to fit into an unusual or specifically sized location, a jig saw will be better. An excellent use for this tool is demolition when remodeling a house. Need to quickly take down a shed, garage, or bathroom? Then this tool is what you need. You can open the walls near the top, cut through the middle and rip all the way down to the floorboards. They will cut right through nails and screws as well.
Another excellent feature of these saws is the capability to swiftly change out the cutting blades. This will allow you to select the correct edge for the right job. You can buy a demolition blade that is excellent for tough cutting through hard woods, and nails, or you can choose a blade with finer teeth to cut through metal or steel tubing. The blades come in many different sizes and lengths. The reason you will find theses saws so versatile is because of the ease of blade changing.
How quick does a "cipro saw" operate while cutting? The main factor when selecting the best choice of saw for your objective is the speed of the cutting. Cutting speeds are established by how many strokes the blade can move per minute. An increased stroke per minute speed is much better at getting the job done quicker. A reciprocating saw either comes with variable or single speed settings.
Power corded reciprocating saws are operated through electrical outlets while wireless ones are operated by a rechargeable power supply. The corded saws are usually more highly effective and can slice further into tougher elements under higher stress for longer periods of time than the wireless designs.
Cordless saws are a better choice for the person who uses the saw for less complex jobs because they are smaller in design and transportable. They can also be used at job sites without power. An apparent negative aspect is that, a wireless reciprocating saw will require the purchase of extra batteries in the future.
The uses are countless, from tree trimming to demolition. If you are considering purchasing a power tool or providing one as a present, you won't waste your time or money with an excellent reciprocating saw.
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