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SKIL 20V Compact Reciprocating Saw, Includes 2.0Ah PWRCore 20 Lithium Battery and Charger - RS582902



You know how a good tool feels in your hand.  It feels solid, it feels powerful and it does the job  you want done.  This reciprocating saw feels solid!  It has a nice heft, not to heavy and the battery is surprisingly light but it feels solid.   The motor does not make a lot of noise.  The blade does but the motor doesn’t.  I think for the price they could throw in more than one blade.   I like the LED light too, I have seen that more frequently and it makes your job easier.   This is a nice saw and a welcome addition to the tool box.

From the vendor:
EVERYTHING TO GET STARTED—Power saw kit comes with a PWRCore 20 2.0Ah Lithium Battery and 20V Charger.
POWERFUL PERFORMANCE—With a 1 inch stroke and up to 3,000 strokes per minute, it expertly cuts through almost any material from fiberglass and PVC to metal and masonry.
LONGER RUN TIME & BATTERY LIFE—The PWRCore 20 Lithium Battery has an innovative temperature management system to keep battery cool and powering on through your project.
ADJUSTABLE PIVOTING SHOE—Allows for greater depth control and more efficient use of the blade.
EASY BLADE CHANGES—This electric saw’s tool-less blade change feature makes the process quick and seamless.
VARIABLE SPEED TRIGGER—Provides maximum control for different projects.
LED LIGHT—Illuminates work area when trigger is pressed, and light remains on 10 seconds after trigger is released.

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