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I was skeptical about the battery life on a 12V tool, but this cut-off saw chewed through a dozen pieces of 1/2" EMT on a single charge. The 20,000 RPM really makes quick work of metal, and the 2.5Ah battery holds up better than I expected.

Needed something compact for cutting copper pipe in tight ceiling spaces, and the 20,000 RPM made quick work of it while still being manageable with one hand. The included 2.5Ah battery lasted through a full afternoon of light demo work without needing a recharge.

Finally got to test it on some EMT conduit and a few pieces of threaded rod—cuts through both like butter. The ergonomic grip makes one-handed use a lot more comfortable than I expected for such a compact tool. Battery life with the 2.5Ah pack was plenty for a full afternoon of trimming.

Cut through a stack of old copper pipes in seconds—the 20,000 RPM really made quick work of it. Battery life surprised me too; after a solid 15 minutes of cutting, I still had plenty of juice left in the 2.5Ah pack.

The blade guard rotates to both sides, which made cutting flush against a wall much easier than I expected. Battery life held up well through a full afternoon of trimming metal studs and PVC pipe.

Was looking for something to handle small plumbing jobs and this thing zips through copper pipe like butter. The 20,000 RPM spin-up is instant, and the battery holds up longer than I expected for its size.

Picked this up mainly for cutting EMT conduit and copper pipe on service calls, and the 20,000 RPM really rips through material without bogging down. The 2.5Ah battery lasted through an afternoon of light demolition work, which was a pleasant surprise for a compact tool.

This little saw fits perfectly in tight spots where I used to struggle with a grinder, and the 2.5Ah battery lasted through cutting a dozen pieces of rebar without quitting. The barrel grip makes one-handed control feel balanced and secure, even when I’m working overhead.

The 20,000 RPM really rips through copper pipe and rebar without bogging down, and the 2.5Ah battery lasts through a full morning's work. I was skeptical about a 12V cutoff tool, but the power-to-weight ratio is perfect for overhead cuts or tight spaces. Definitely exceeded what I expected for a compact saw.

I run this little saw pretty much daily on job sites, and it cuts through copper pipe and drywall screws cleanly without bogging down. The 2.5Ah battery lasts me through several quick cuts before I need to swap, which is better than I expected from a compact tool. One-handed operation is genuinely comfortable, even with gloves on.