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Cordless Reciprocating Saw for Dewalt 20V Battery, 3000 SPM, Variable Speed, Brushless, Tool Free Blade Change, One-handed, Led Light with 4 Saw Blades for Wood/Soft Metal/PVC Cutting Bare Tool Only
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Cordless Reciprocating Saw for Dewalt 20V Features
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【Cordless Convenience:】 The cordless reciprocating saw is compatible with Dewalt 20V MAX battery DCB200 DCB2001 DCB2002 DCB2003 DCB2004 DCB2005 DCb2006 Etc. battery powerd reciprocating saw offer cordless convenience and empower you to take on any cutting task with unrestricted movement.Please kindly note that no battery included!!!
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【Powerful Blushless Motor:】Our reciprocating saw for Dewalt 20V is equipped with a high-performance brushless motor, which is more powerful, provide higher speed, and have a longer life than other brushed pure copper motors. With its impressive 7/8 inch stroke length and variable 3-grade speed trigger, the electric reciprocating saw will achieve up to 3,000 strokes per minute, enabling you to do even the most challenging cutting tasks with precise and consistent results.
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【Advanced Protection and Safety: 】 The power reciprocating saws are equipped with a range of integrated safeguards, including overheat, overload, and low voltage protection, ensuring the utmost safety for both the tool and battery. Additionally, the safety lock switch provides an additional layer of security during operation.
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【Comfortable and One Handed Design:】 Experience comfort and ease of use with this compact reciprocating saw. The rubber comfort grip and thoughtfully crafted one-handed design offer ergonomic excellence, minimizing fatigue during extended cutting sessions. The saw blades with the tool-free blade release, enhancing efficiency and convenience.
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【Bright LED Light Illumiated and Soft Branch not Suggested 】: The reciprocating saw cordless for Dewalt 20v battery will illuminate your workspace with the built-in LED light, ensuring optimal visibility and precise cutting. Lacking torque, the primary movement is based on the stroke, where the saw blade moves back and forth. Soft branches cannot be effectively cut because they lack rigidity, providing no leverage point for applying force during the reciprocating motion.
