Your video helped me convince my better half why I need one of these tools! Thanks for the content you provide in your videos! I know it must be time consuming to make them but you are good at it! I will be watching for your additional videos! All the best!
Thank you soooo much for explaining my limitations. I’m a single gal who needs something other than my dremel tool to cut rusty screws, and a hand sw for those 3” limbs. I have PVC that needs cutting. This will be so helpful 🙏🏼
Thanks for the downspout, rusty bolts, tree roots and the PVC cutting ideas, now I feel bad that I bought an oscillating tool for those jobs. Can you use the reciprocating saw to remove carpet???
There is new attachments out that have a scraper blade great for removing flooring and tiles. I have both a corded and battery operated Bosch and Milwaukee. Excellent saws
I just got a cheapie from harbor freight for cutting a bush out (cut a circle around the base to cut roots. Bush pops right out) and will be investing in a Pro Quality version eventually, Still Super Excited!
Rusty suspension bolts and exhaust pipes on a car are the only time I’ve ever used one of these saws. The whole yard work thing seems like a good idea though!
@@RENOS4PROSJOES should i get lithium battery or corded? i have a makita drill system so i got the battery but im concerned about power. i know corded has more power but does it justify
@@RS-hz1yiThe corded is best for most people. But the battery gives you more freedom and can save time. Compare the specs on the two saws you are considering. You will need a strong battery to run a reciprocating saw for any length of time. Make sure that the battery that you have is adequate to power the saw you are considering. I actually just did a heads-up comparison of Milwaukee's most powerful corded saw and their second most powerful battery saw.(It was their most powerful back when i bought mine). Check it out if you haven't seen it: ua-cam.com/video/2_5kZbCI_IA/v-deo.html
I just got an inexpensive one. I have no idea what I'm going to use it for. There may come a time when I will be glad I have it though. My life circumstances have changed so many times over the decades, that I am positive they will change again before I leave this world. Right now, the thing I most see myself needing this for, at some point, is pruning trees an bushes, if I ever get into another place with a yard.
I keep wanting to buy it every other month, but I still cant justify the purchase. It seems that Circular, Oscillating and hand Pruning saw kind of covers all most (not all) of the uses you talked about. As a tool freak, I would probably still purchase it in the near future.
I got a second hand Ridgid R8643 (the Octane version) which is a few years old but really powerful especially with an Octane battery for $74 bare tool. For the UK that’s really cheap, got it shipped for $111 total, only £83. Similarly managed to order a 9Ah Octane battery from Australia for £162 ($216) including shipping and tax. Definitely have a look on eBay for second hand deals, bids can be even better when you win them but usually there are good ‘buy it now’ prices as well. With a recip you save a lot anyway because it has so many uses.
this video was helping so now to knife collection i will add 1 of these i like that you can use them in the dirt the brand is going 2 be ryobi because like me that's the brand 4 diyers & i'm 1.
horrible, he just read the homework, no practical cases, He does not use the power of video on a video enviroment, go to an audio stream so you can read there...
*A great tool **MyBest.Tools** compact & powerful.*
Your video helped me convince my better half why I need one of these tools! Thanks for the content you provide in your videos! I know it must be time consuming to make them but you are good at it! I will be watching for your additional videos! All the best!
Thank you soooo much for explaining my limitations. I’m a single gal who needs something other than my dremel tool to cut rusty screws, and a hand sw for those 3” limbs. I have PVC that needs cutting. This will be so helpful 🙏🏼
Thanks for the downspout, rusty bolts, tree roots and the PVC cutting ideas, now I feel bad that I bought an oscillating tool for those jobs. Can you use the reciprocating saw to remove carpet???
There is new attachments out that have a scraper blade great for removing flooring and tiles. I have both a corded and battery operated Bosch and Milwaukee. Excellent saws
The most informational video I found on using one of these saws; I just got one and had not considered it for removing roots! Upvoted and Subscribed!
This is a VERY informative video for me as a first time user. Your video answered all of my questions and then some. Thank you!
Very informative and well-done vid, thanks for posting it 👍🏽
What blade do you need for cutting roots, thanks in advance
Thanks for thanks for your great help and explaining what a reciprocal tool is used for in the many ways I could use it.
I learned a few things! Thanks!
I picked one up for Father’s Day. Used mine to demolish an old fence and prune some trees. Handy tools for sure.
Nice job.
Although some of us mat know many of the tools uses, it's awesome that you were willing to share!😎
Bought a Makita one handed brushless recip saw today with a diablo pruning blade.
This just became my favourite tool.
I just got a cheapie from harbor freight for cutting a bush out (cut a circle around the base to cut roots. Bush pops right out) and will be investing in a Pro Quality version eventually, Still Super Excited!
Wow ! Very good informations. Thank you. 😃
Sawzalls are great for Christmas Trees 🎄
Because of this video and the nice gentleman whom offers great advice on the uses of this tool... I am going to buy one! Thank you, sir!
Do you have a video that describes the blades and their use.Can you?
One of the most versatile tools out there a must have in a man`s power tool arsenal.
Or a woman's!!! I LOVE mine!!!
My son is getting me one for Mother's day. I can't wait! I'm very handy with power tools
Great video, I really wanted someone to tell me that I can use a reciprocating saw to cutting my tree branches (medium sized) or thin ones !!
I got a chordless sawzall to do some things i couldn’t wity my chorded angle grinder, it’s dope as hell to see how much more it can do
Great info. Thanks
Rusty suspension bolts and exhaust pipes on a car are the only time I’ve ever used one of these saws.
The whole yard work thing seems like a good idea though!
You convinced me to buy one. Thanks.
I'm just wanted to share how versatile the tool is. Thank you for watching and commenting.
@@RENOS4PROSJOES should i get lithium battery or corded? i have a makita drill system so i got the battery but im concerned about power. i know corded has more power but does it justify
@@RS-hz1yiThe corded is best for most people. But the battery gives you more freedom and can save time. Compare the specs on the two saws you are considering. You will need a strong battery to run a reciprocating saw for any length of time. Make sure that the battery that you have is adequate to power the saw you are considering.
I actually just did a heads-up comparison of Milwaukee's most powerful corded saw and their second most powerful battery saw.(It was their most powerful back when i bought mine). Check it out if you haven't seen it:
ua-cam.com/video/2_5kZbCI_IA/v-deo.html
I just used mine to cut down 5 invasive crepe myrtles and then cut into the dirt around them to sever the roots. I have used it to cut pvc also.
Thank you
I just got an inexpensive one. I have no idea what I'm going to use it for. There may come a time when I will be glad I have it though. My life circumstances have changed so many times over the decades, that I am positive they will change again before I leave this world. Right now, the thing I most see myself needing this for, at some point, is pruning trees an bushes, if I ever get into another place with a yard.
I keep wanting to buy it every other month, but I still cant justify the purchase. It seems that Circular, Oscillating and hand Pruning saw kind of covers all most (not all) of the uses you talked about. As a tool freak, I would probably still purchase it in the near future.
Just picked up a deal on a Milwaukee fuel kit that came with one. Looking forward to pruning my bushes 😂
I got a second hand Ridgid R8643 (the Octane version) which is a few years old but really powerful especially with an Octane battery for $74 bare tool. For the UK that’s really cheap, got it shipped for $111 total, only £83. Similarly managed to order a 9Ah Octane battery from Australia for £162 ($216) including shipping and tax. Definitely have a look on eBay for second hand deals, bids can be even better when you win them but usually there are good ‘buy it now’ prices as well. With a recip you save a lot anyway because it has so many uses.
All the power tools in the world wouldn't work without the law of physics WHICH THE ALMIGHTY GOD CREATED! Damn it, GOD IS GOOD!!!
doing some home renovations. this was helpful.
/Bklyn👑
this video was helping so now to knife collection i will add 1 of these i like that you can use them in the dirt the brand is going 2 be ryobi because like me that's the brand 4 diyers & i'm 1.
We are trying to demolish the deck and pour concrete...can we leave the ledger board still attached to the house and go ahead with the concrete work?
great video man!
You didn't tell about which brand is the best in this saw and about the appropriate blades for each uses
is it normal for the blade to shake/sway sideways when not in contact with a material?l
Yes. The tool will definitely shake the blade when its not in contact with material.
Can you help me with removing ledger lag bolts???
u have teeth? use them
Here is what I use it for windshields
You can also take the blades off and clean your fingernails with them
how about demoing a hot tub?
I just bought one, let the mischief begin!
Awesome!
could have used this today to cut a stripped bolt, instead my poor drill took a beating
Yes, My room mate cut off a tire bolt lock after he damaged the tire rim and could not find the lock key
Too much TALK. SHOW us. Hands on and less talking 😉
I'm at 3:14. Lots of talk, no demonstration.
Thanks, but no thanks.
horrible, he just read the homework, no practical cases, He does not use the power of video on a video enviroment, go to an audio stream so you can read there...
I cut my ex wife’s door down. She’s not been seen since 😊