Reciprocating Saw (ETL2145) Check Availability

WHAT IT DOES

It cuts a variety of materials including wood, metal, plasterboard, hardboard and plastic. With a reciprocating saw, you can start a cut in the middle of a sheet of material (plunge cut) as well as from the edge (cross cut).
A reciprocating saw has a long body with a saw blade sticking out of the end. The saw blade has a back and forth motion to cut through the material, like a handsaw.
Reciprocating saws are useful for demolition and rough cutting but not so useful for trimming material neatly. Have you looked at other saws that might be right for your job?

If you want to make neater more controlled cuts around corners then a jigsaw might be better.

If you want to cut in an absolutely straight line then a circular saw might be better.

Multipurpose saw for cutting wood, board and metal pipes etc. Features quick release, tool-less blade change.
850W, 230V motor
Variable blade speed control (800 – 3000 strokes/min)
Five adjustable shoe stops for depth control and even blade wear
24mm stroke length
Max cutting capacities; wood 210mm, aluminium 20mm & mild steel 10mm

SAFETY INFORMATION & PPE

• Safety glasses – Essential
• Ear Protection – Essential
• Dust Mask – Recommended
Safety glasses, ear protection, and other PPE are available for a suggested donation at check out.

YOU MAY ALSO NEED

• Blades – Essential. You’ll need to use blades especially made to fit reciprocating saws. They vary in TPI (teeth per inch) and you’ll need to use the right type of blade for the material you are cutting. Wood can be cut with a low TPI blade and metal with a high TPI. Remember to unplug the cable before replacing the blade.
• Clamps – Recommended. The saw vibrates a lot as it cuts and it is a good idea to clamp the material you are cutting to a sturdy surface.
• Allen Key – Useful as some saws require these to remove and replace the blade. Newer models have a quick-release function.
• Extension cord – Useful If you are working far away from a socket.

HOW TO USE IT

Here is a complete guide on how to use such tool: https://www.wikihow.com/Use-a-Reciprocating-Saw

Remember to unplug the cable before replacing the blade and when operating the tool keep one hand on the handle and one on the front hand grip.

INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS

Note this video is a general introduction and is not specific to this exact tool. We always advise reading the manual if provided below, especially the safety advisories, before using any tools.