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Yea yea yea I know its a yellow tool blah blah blah just in case your wondering I didn’t buy it its a loaner from Acme… and yes despite the vibration I like this saw
lol I was just reading about this saw on your website this morning, I’ll have to watch the vid now ?
Does it stall out easily or bog down easily?I’ve wanted a compact recip for a while now but after using the m18 brushed hackzall I wasn’t impressed and decided to wait for something brushless
AnonymousJoe wrote:
47 minutes ago, AnonymousJoe said:Does it stall out easily or bog down easily?I’ve wanted a compact recip for a while now but after using the m18 brushed hackzall I wasn’t impressed and decided to wait for something brushless
no i pushed the hell out of it and only bogged down once on a snag going through the square tubing, held the fault was the blade i burnt up, definitely a good one to have, you can use it one or two handed as well
I have it ,,,I love it ,ya it vibrates…I wouldn’t demo a house with it,( Milwaukee super sawzall is nice) but for everything else , it’s a good sawzall…it is better then the older compact one I have..
I’d be interested to know how the vibration compares to the one handed saws like the Bosch and M18 hackzall. Anyone tried both the Dewalt and one of the other brands?
I’m looking for a small saw for pruning trees (a couple of hours use at a time).
Dewalt has a 20v max XR ..12″ chainsaw coming..that would work well for that….there are videos on YT comparing the hackzall and compact sawzall…TIA I believe did a video on that
