Reciprocating Saw

Reciprocating Saw

Reciprocating saws swing back and forth to cut materials. The forward stroke repositions the blade, while the backward stroke cuts the material. This motion is typically sufficient for the majority of applications. However, when cutting softer materials, orbital action is preferred. The blade speed of a decent cordless reciprocating saw can be adjusted thanks to the variable speed trigger. With the use of this feature, you can maximise the blade's lifespan. Nearly 2,500 strokes per minute is the greatest pace at which a reciprocating saw can work. When selecting the best cordless reciprocating saw, weight is an important factor to take into account. Full-size reciprocating saws are typically heavier than small models, though this isn't always the case. Greater weight can occasionally be caused by the use of more metal in the frame, a bigger battery, or complex vibration control devices. Compact cordless reciprocating saws are essentially reduced versions of full-size reciprocating saws. The BLACK+DECKER V20* Cordless Reciprocating Saw boasts powerful high performance, a pivoting shoe for easy blade replacements, and a variable speed trigger for precision control.

BLACK+DECKER BDCR20C Reciprocating Saw

You may use the BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX Reciprocating Saw around the house for a variety of activities, including cutting through wood, metal, tree branches, drywall, and plastics. It is a small, cordless, and reasonably priced equipment. The 20V MAX* Cordless Reciprocating Saw makes cutting a variety of materials simple. The blade shoe pivots for control over turns, and it has a variable-speed trigger for cutting power up to 3,000 spm. Thanks to the electrical brake that is already present, this small, light saw prioritises user safety. 20 volts is the maximum initial battery voltage (as measured without a workload). 18 volts are the nominal voltage.

DEWALT DWE305 12-Amp Corded Reciprocating Saw

The DEWALT DWE305 is a good saw at a fair price. Use it to cut through metal, plastics, rubber, drywall, fibreglass, and composite materials as well as wood—even wood studded with nails. Call us crazy, but we don't think the DeWalt reciprocating saw from the second generation of FlexVolt is the best. We prefer the DCS386 FlexVolt Advantage reciprocating saw instead. Although it doesn't quite have the same power, it is a more flexible way of working. The saw can be operated with any 20V Max DeWalt battery while weighing as little as possible. When cutting becomes more challenging, switching to a FlexVolt battery will give you 50% more power and change the way the tool feels entirely.

DEWALT DCS367B Max XR Brushless Reciprocating Saw

Six blades, including 58-, 6-, 10-, 14-, 18-, and 24-teeth-per-inch options, are included with the DEWALT DCS367B 20V Max XR Compact Reciprocating Saw, enabling you to easily cut through metal, wood, and wood with nails. For the majority of simple tasks, this set of strong, long-lasting blades is perfect. This is a wonderful way to start your blade collection because most reciprocating saws only come with one blade—some don't even come with one.

Milwaukee 2420-20 M12 12-Volt HACKZALL Reciprocating Saw

The Milwaukee HACKZALL Cordless Reciprocating Saw is the smaller sibling of the more well-known SAWZALL and is the ideal choice for cutting successfully in confined places. This small tool can cut through drywall, PVC, wood, metal, and more thanks to its 3,000 strokes per minute variable-speed motor, which is powered by a 12-volt battery. Although the stroke is only 1/2 inch long, it is sufficient for the purpose. Milwaukee takes the top spot for reciprocating saws overall, with a cutting speed that blows its cordless competitors away. It has an excellent feature set, amazing cutting speed, and excellent vibration control. As the first Sawzall's designers, Milwaukee draws on its history and cutting-edge cordless research to claim a well-earned victory.

Black and Decker BDCR20C 20V MAX Reciprocating Saw

Fans of the renowned tool manufacturer Black & Decker won't be dissatisfied with this battery-operated reciprocating saw. The BDCR20C can cut through the toughest materials and does so for an extended period of time because to its powerful 20-volt lithium batteries. With a blade guard that is well-designed and a total length of 15 inches, the user may fit into certain tight spots without the usual obstructions. For individuals with otherwise difficult cutting areas to work with, the unit's overall feel in the hand is rather pleasant and light.

Ryobi P514 18V Cordless One+ Reciprocating Saw

When Ryobi changed its line of cordless tools to the One+ series, new possibilities for all kinds of cordless work really emerged. The P514's 3,100 cutting strokes per minute clearly highlight the increased power and battery longevity. When there is a lot of cutting going on, the unit's side-rail quick blade changing swivel, anti-vibration grip, and barrel also greatly simplify life. In the end, it's difficult to find a reciprocating saw that is both more economical and has as many fantastic advantages. Between DIY and professional items, there is a category called "prosumer." Our top pick in this class is the Ryobi One+ HP Brushless reciprocating saw because it can satisfy the demands of both serious do-it-yourselfers and professionals on a tight budget. With an astounding 3200 SPM and 1 1/4-inch stroke length, it surpasses earlier models in Ryobi's high-performance cordless line. Given how price-conscious this market is, the model's pricing is what draws customers in.

TECCPO 120V 9-Amp Reciprocating Saw

The 9-Amp plug-in reciprocating saw from TECCPO is a fantastic option for budget and usability. This power cutter's 2,500 cutting strokes per minute rating, ergonomic design with improved vibration control, all-metal blade chuck system, and adjustable-depth blade guard are just a few of its best qualities.

TACKLIFE Classic Reciprocating Saw

With its reciprocating saw from the Classic line, TACKLIFE does well. This excellent saw has a robust, adjustable blade guard, a reliable blade chuck system, and an ergonomic design. It cuts at 2,800 strokes per minute. However, for even more cutting options, this reciprocating saw also features the incredibly rare ability to swivel at the handle.

Reciprocating Saw

Reciprocating saws swing back and forth to cut materials. The forward stroke repositions the blade, while the backward stroke cuts the material. This motion is typically sufficient for the majority of applications. However, when cutting softer materials, orbital action is preferred. The blade speed of a decent cordless reciprocating saw can be adjusted thanks to the variable speed trigger. With the use of this feature, you can maximise the blade's lifespan. Nearly 2,500 strokes per minute is the greatest pace at which a reciprocating saw can work. When selecting the best cordless reciprocating saw, weight is an important factor to take into account. Full-size reciprocating saws are typically heavier than small models, though this isn't always the case. Greater weight can occasionally be caused by the use of more metal in the frame, a bigger battery, or complex vibration control devices. Compact cordless reciprocating saws are essentially reduced versions of full-size reciprocating saws. The BLACK+DECKER V20* Cordless Reciprocating Saw boasts powerful high performance, a pivoting shoe for easy blade replacements, and a variable speed trigger for precision control.

BLACK+DECKER BDCR20C Reciprocating Saw

You may use the BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX Reciprocating Saw around the house for a variety of activities, including cutting through wood, metal, tree branches, drywall, and plastics. It is a small, cordless, and reasonably priced equipment. The 20V MAX* Cordless Reciprocating Saw makes cutting a variety of materials simple. The blade shoe pivots for control over turns, and it has a variable-speed trigger for cutting power up to 3,000 spm. Thanks to the electrical brake that is already present, this small, light saw prioritises user safety. 20 volts is the maximum initial battery voltage (as measured without a workload). 18 volts are the nominal voltage.

DEWALT DWE305 12-Amp Corded Reciprocating Saw

The DEWALT DWE305 is a good saw at a fair price. Use it to cut through metal, plastics, rubber, drywall, fibreglass, and composite materials as well as wood—even wood studded with nails. Call us crazy, but we don't think the DeWalt reciprocating saw from the second generation of FlexVolt is the best. We prefer the DCS386 FlexVolt Advantage reciprocating saw instead. Although it doesn't quite have the same power, it is a more flexible way of working. The saw can be operated with any 20V Max DeWalt battery while weighing as little as possible. When cutting becomes more challenging, switching to a FlexVolt battery will give you 50% more power and change the way the tool feels entirely.

DEWALT DCS367B Max XR Brushless Reciprocating Saw

Six blades, including 58-, 6-, 10-, 14-, 18-, and 24-teeth-per-inch options, are included with the DEWALT DCS367B 20V Max XR Compact Reciprocating Saw, enabling you to easily cut through metal, wood, and wood with nails. For the majority of simple tasks, this set of strong, long-lasting blades is perfect. This is a wonderful way to start your blade collection because most reciprocating saws only come with one blade—some don't even come with one.

Milwaukee 2420-20 M12 12-Volt HACKZALL Reciprocating Saw

The Milwaukee HACKZALL Cordless Reciprocating Saw is the smaller sibling of the more well-known SAWZALL and is the ideal choice for cutting successfully in confined places. This small tool can cut through drywall, PVC, wood, metal, and more thanks to its 3,000 strokes per minute variable-speed motor, which is powered by a 12-volt battery. Although the stroke is only 1/2 inch long, it is sufficient for the purpose. Milwaukee takes the top spot for reciprocating saws overall, with a cutting speed that blows its cordless competitors away. It has an excellent feature set, amazing cutting speed, and excellent vibration control. As the first Sawzall's designers, Milwaukee draws on its history and cutting-edge cordless research to claim a well-earned victory.

Black and Decker BDCR20C 20V MAX Reciprocating Saw

Fans of the renowned tool manufacturer Black & Decker won't be dissatisfied with this battery-operated reciprocating saw. The BDCR20C can cut through the toughest materials and does so for an extended period of time because to its powerful 20-volt lithium batteries. With a blade guard that is well-designed and a total length of 15 inches, the user may fit into certain tight spots without the usual obstructions. For individuals with otherwise difficult cutting areas to work with, the unit's overall feel in the hand is rather pleasant and light.

Ryobi P514 18V Cordless One+ Reciprocating Saw

When Ryobi changed its line of cordless tools to the One+ series, new possibilities for all kinds of cordless work really emerged. The P514's 3,100 cutting strokes per minute clearly highlight the increased power and battery longevity. When there is a lot of cutting going on, the unit's side-rail quick blade changing swivel, anti-vibration grip, and barrel also greatly simplify life. In the end, it's difficult to find a reciprocating saw that is both more economical and has as many fantastic advantages. Between DIY and professional items, there is a category called "prosumer." Our top pick in this class is the Ryobi One+ HP Brushless reciprocating saw because it can satisfy the demands of both serious do-it-yourselfers and professionals on a tight budget. With an astounding 3200 SPM and 1 1/4-inch stroke length, it surpasses earlier models in Ryobi's high-performance cordless line. Given how price-conscious this market is, the model's pricing is what draws customers in.

TECCPO 120V 9-Amp Reciprocating Saw

The 9-Amp plug-in reciprocating saw from TECCPO is a fantastic option for budget and usability. This power cutter's 2,500 cutting strokes per minute rating, ergonomic design with improved vibration control, all- metal blade chuck system, and adjustable-depth blade guard are just a few of its best qualities.

TACKLIFE Classic Reciprocating Saw

With its reciprocating saw from the Classic line, TACKLIFE does well. This excellent saw has a robust, adjustable blade guard, a reliable blade chuck system, and an ergonomic design. It cuts at 2,800 strokes per minute. However, for even more cutting options, this reciprocating saw also features the incredibly rare ability to swivel at the handle.