DEWALT DWE357 12-Amp Compact Reciprocating Saw with 8-Piece Bi-Metal Blade Set - Powerful Corded Electric Saw for Wood Cutting, Metal Cutting, Demolition & Construction Projects
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Product Description
About this item Compact design at only 14.5-Inch in length for easy access to tight areas and more flexibility of applications Lightweight and balanced for additional control at only 6.8-Pound Aggressive shank angle increases tooth contact, maintaining cutting speed as blade wears for longer blade life Patented tooth design utilizes shaper tooth geometry for faster cut rates › See more product details
Product Features
Compact design at only 14.5-Inch in length for easy access to tight areas and more flexibility of applications
Lightweight and balanced for additional control at only 6.8-Pound
Aggressive shank angle increases tooth contact, maintaining cutting speed as blade wears for longer blade life
Patented tooth design utilizes shaper tooth geometry for faster cut rates
Customer Reviews
I love this recip saw.Small, powerful and well-balanced. Can get into tight spaces. I have been using this saw for about a month and this tool delivers the quality that I have come to expect from all my DeWalt tools.I am not having any "vibration issues" whatsoever...but I use recip saws almost daily and know how to handle the cutting action. You have to have the right blade position, right type and length of blade, start slow, let the cut develop, etc. You can't just lay the blade ( especially the longer ones ) where you want to cut and start blasting wide open throttle at the cut. That's not how any recip saw works...also keep in mind that this saw doesn't offer an elliptical cut...just back and forth. If you don't know how to use this ( or any other ) reciprocating saw properly of course you will vibrate the heck out of what you are cutting. Use the proper length and type of blade, start somewhat slow, let the cut develop, etc and you will get good results.I rate this saw a solid 5 stars.
