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Power Tools Milwaukee 15.0 Amp Super Sawzall Recip Saw - 6538-21 Reviews
Power Tools Milwaukee 15.0 Amp Super Sawzall Recip Saw - 6538-21 Reviews
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Chris
May 27, 2008
Manufacturer
Model #
6538-21
Includes:
Impact Resistant Carrying Case<br />2 Super Sawzall® Blades
The 15.0 Amp Super Sawzall® Recip Saw is the fastest, most durable
recip saw in the world. It is the first Sawzall® Recip Saw to include
Constant Power Technology™ which maintains constant speed and power
under load for unmatched cutting performance. The 15.0 amp motor
provides the industry's highest overload protection. The patented Gear
Protecting Clutch extends gear and motor life by absorbing high impact
forces caused by sudden blade lock-ups. The patented Counter Balance
Mechanism reduces user vibration.
recip saw in the world. It is the first Sawzall® Recip Saw to include
Constant Power Technology™ which maintains constant speed and power
under load for unmatched cutting performance. The 15.0 amp motor
provides the industry's highest overload protection. The patented Gear
Protecting Clutch extends gear and motor life by absorbing high impact
forces caused by sudden blade lock-ups. The patented Counter Balance
Mechanism reduces user vibration.
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Overall rating
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The gold standard of recipocating saws
Do not own one of these, but have used a friend's. I own a similar saw in another brand that I bought before using my friend's Milwaukee and now I wished I'd bought the Milwaukee instead. The two saws have roughly the same: weight, power and cutting capacity, but the biggest difference between the two is the amount of vibration each produces, which may not make much difference to you if you only have occasional use for a saw like this. If you have to use one for any length of time though, believe me, you'll want the one that doesn't beat you up as much. The Milwaukee's got an anti-vibrational design that seems to work because it's a lot kinder on the joints than the saw I've got.
Pros
very user-friendly
Cons
a little heavy
