How Do You Use A Reciprocating Saw?
Few power tools are as versatile as a reciprocating saw. You can use a reciprocating saw, or Sawzall as they are commonly called, to cut through wood, plastic or metal. You can use it to cut through wall studs or even remove tree branches. If you’ve never used a reciprocating saw, you’ll need to follow some basic guidelines for effectiveness and safety. Insert the proper blade into the reciprocating saw. You can choose a wood-cutting blade or a finer-toothed metal-cutting one, depending on what you are cutting. Slide the blade into the front of the saw and tighten the screw on the side using an Allen wrench. Place the flexible shoe of the blade against whatever you are cutting, if possible. This will help to keep the saw steady and reduce its vibration. In some cases, it is not possible to steady the saw in this way. Select the speed of the blade. Reciprocating saws have a variable speed switch that allows you to set the blade speed for whatever you are cutting. Hold the reciprocating
