M12 FUEL 12V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless HACKZALL Reciprocating Saw Kit w/ One 4.0Ah Batteries Charger & Tool Bag
$7.01
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Category: Factory Clearance Sale
Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 46 reviews)
Took this to an old barn demo job and it ripped through some seriously tough 2x4s with nails no problem—the one-handed grip made tight spots easy. Battery lasted through a full morning of cutting without needing a swap.
Cut through a stubborn cast iron pipe in under a minute with one hand—the blade speed on this thing is unreal. The 4.0Ah battery lasted through a full afternoon of demo work without a recharge.
I needed something that could handle tight spaces in an old crawlspace, and the one-handed design let me get into spots my full-size saw couldn't reach. The battery charged up in about 40 minutes and lasted through cutting dozens of PVC pipes without slowing down.
Was cutting through some old deck boards this weekend, and this thing chewed through them without bogging down once. The one-handed design made it easy to get into tight spots between joists. Battery lasted through a whole afternoon of work.
I’ve been using this saw to cut up old fence boards, and the 4.0Ah battery lasts way longer than I expected—got through a whole stack on one charge. The one-handed grip makes it easy to get into tight spots, and the variable speed trigger gives good control for different materials. Solid buy for the price.
The blade changes in seconds with the tool-free release, which made trimming branches much quicker than I expected. Cuts through thick wood like butter and the battery lasted through my whole afternoon project.
I was able to cut through an old fence post in under 10 seconds with one hand, and the battery lasted through dozens of cuts without dying. This thing has serious power for its size.
Out of the box this little saw sliced through a mess of old copper pipe and cast iron like it was butter. The one-handed control and compact size made it easy to get into tight spots under the sink. Only wish the battery indicator was built into the tool instead of just the pack.
Used it to trim some thick tree branches after a storm and the variable-speed trigger made precise cuts easy. The battery lasted through a whole afternoon of heavy trimming on a single charge.
Cut through some old cast iron pipe in about 30 seconds without bogging down, and the battery barely dropped a bar. The 4.0Ah pack gives it enough guts for real work, not just light trimming.