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DW304PK Reciprocating Saw Reveiw
This reciprocating saw from DeWalt offers the choice of mounting the blade at 90 degrees for flush-cut applications
R3000 Reciprocating Saw Review
This reciprocating saw from Ridgid is lightweight and has decent speed/trigger control and a comfortable handgrip
Flush cuts, with no bending necessary
Flush-Cut adapter
Improved Guide Block for Reciprocating-Saw Cuts
It is standard practice to use a wood block as a guide when cutting with a reciprocating saw. But if the block is on just one side of the blade,…
A Look into Cordless Combo Kits
Whichever one you buy, the circular saw, drill, and batteries are the guts of the system.
Reciprocating-Saw Showdown
The newest corded saws cut more aggressively than their predecessors, and they're easier to adjust and handle.
Cordless Reciprocating Saws Almost Come of Age
While they're not up to the challenges of full-time demolition, cordless saws are a great option on a roof or in a crawlspace.
Survey of Cordless Saws
Although they won't replace corded saws, they've come a long way in size, power and versatility.
Flexible sawblade cuts
I needed to remove some 1/2-in. plywood sheathing from a high gable. I couldn't hammer it loose because of a nearby window, and yanking the nails from outside wasn't an…
Visible cutlines
If you've ever had to make accurate horizontal cuts in old lath-and-plaster walls, you know how difficult the task can be. Both the position of the saw and the flying…

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