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Flush cuts, with no bending necessary Online Membership Required

Flush-Cut adapter by Mike Guertin

Tip: Improved guide block for reciprocating-saw cutsOnline Membership Required

by Don Mathis

A Look into Cordless Combo KitsOnline Membership Required

Whichever one you buy, the circular saw, drill, and batteries are the guts of the systemby Andy Beasley

Reciprocating-Saw ShowdownOnline Membership Required

The newest corded saws cut more aggressively than their predecessors, and they're easier to adjust and handleby Rick Arnold, Mike Guertin

Cordless Reciprocating Saws Almost Come of AgeOnline Membership Required

While they're not up to the challenges of full-time demolition, cordless saws are a great option on a roof or in a crawlspaceby Andrew Wormer

Survey of Cordless SawsOnline Membership Required

Although they won't replace corded saws, they've come a long way in size, power and versatilityby Ken Textor

Tip: Flexible sawblade cutsOnline Membership Required

by Greg Thomas

Tip: Visible cutlinesOnline Membership Required

by Geoff Ireland

Tip: Sawzall blade lockOnline Membership Required

by Mark Handrahan

Tip: Blade guideOnline Membership Required

by Jeff Morse

Tip: Removing drywall with a reciprocating sawOnline Membership Required

by Patrick C. Perry

Tip: Cutting through rootsOnline Membership Required

by David Bainbridge

Tip: Cutting curves in big beamsOnline Membership Required

by Eric K. Rekdahl

Tip: Non-clogging sawbladesOnline Membership Required

by William H. Brennen

Tip: Born-again bladesOnline Membership Required

by Philip Zimmerman

Tip: Save your siding

by Hadley Green

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