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when you need to cut some thing in a hurry no cord to have to get out. love this saw. works grate.
Cutting power and battery life are more than acceptable and recharging the batteries is a snap. With 75 trees on my lot with many dead branches to trim, I was most impressed with the quality of construction and ease of use of the Milwaukee Sawzall.
Cut some tree branches with it and it worked great. Worked just fine. Really like it.
Handed him the cordless sawzall, and he couldn't believe it. Comes with two long life, and quick charging, batteries. They were in the middle of something, and needed a reciprocating saw.
If your need is for all day destruction -- get a corded Milwakee sawzall, but for intermittent use this tool can't be beat. Enough that you'll hardly ever not have a fresh battery when you need it. And will get into places no corded tool can handle.
Had two carpenters and an electrician working on a project at my house this week. The big features for him(and for me) are the reversable battery, the 90 degree adjustable handle, the balance and "feel" of the tool, and the blade locking mechanism. You may be able to pay more for a sawzall, but you can't buy a better one.
One guy was going to go out to his truck (a hike from where we were working), but I said I'd grab mine. "I've GOT to get one of those -- that's the best sawzall I've ever used, corded or cordless." All of them had to give it a try.
It's a bit pricey though, costing around twice as much as a corded saw. Battery life is surprisingly decent, and the saw performs nearly as well as its plug-in counterpart. The previous reviewer of the Milwaukee 6515 18v Sawzall must have obtained one manufactured on a Monday morning or something. I do not own this saw myself, but I have frequently borrowed it from a co-worker and have been very impressed.
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