DeWalt DW 938 reciprocating saw
Marco and Dirk brought up a good
point on yesterday's post in the comment section about proper blade
choice.
The blade in question was a
multi-purpose wood and metal, and yes it would have done better with a
pruning blade.
A portable reciprocating saw
like the DW
938 would be handy for cutting PVC pipe in hard to reach
places like under a sink.
I do like the easy unlocking mechanism for switching out blades. Our Skil reciprocating saw requires
a small wrench to loosen and tighten blades, which is a real pain when
that wrench is nowhere to be found.
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You can also get metal blades for cutting through old plumbing pipes, that is before they rust into dust for you.
/no never had that happen