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About Reciprocating Saw

A reciprocating saw, also called a sabre saw, Sawzall or recip saw, cuts wood, nailed timber, metal pipes, PVC and sheet material with a push-pull blade. It is used for demolition, plumbing, electrical and HVAC work, pruning and scrap cutting. Corded models give steady power for long jobs, cordless models suit sites and roofs without sockets, and compact one-hand models work well overhead and in tight spaces between pipes and studs.

Check the stroke length and strokes per minute: a longer stroke cuts faster, and variable speed gives control when starting a cut. Orbital action speeds up wood cutting, while straight stroke is better for metal. Choose the voltage platform, such as 12V, 18V or 40V, that matches batteries you already own, and note that a bare tool has no battery or charger. Fit the right blade for the material by length and teeth per inch. Hold the saw firmly with the shoe against the work, and check for hidden cables or pipes before cutting walls.

We list Makita, Milwaukee, Hilti, HiKOKI, Bosch and other brands at prices that include GST, with a GST invoice on every order and delivery across India. Contractors, plumbers and demolition crews buying several units can ask for a bulk quotation.

Questions buyers ask

What is the difference between a Sawzall and a reciprocating saw?

Sawzall is Milwaukee's name for its reciprocating saws, and Hackzall is its compact one-hand range. All of them cut with a push-pull blade.

Which blade should I use for metal pipe?

Use a metal-cutting blade with fine teeth (higher TPI). Wood blades have coarser teeth and cut faster in timber.

Does a bare tool include a battery?

No. A bare tool comes without battery and charger. Choose a kit or use batteries of the same brand platform.

Do prices include GST?

Yes. Prices include GST and every order gets a GST invoice.