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Electric Reciprocating Saw Portable Garden Wood Cutting Pruning Power Saws DIY

Name: Electric Reciprocating Saw Portable Garden Wood Cutting Pruning Power Saws DIY
Brand: BRIEFNESS
SKU: DRILL2WZ01054
Price: 28.78 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

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Product information

Description

General description

The Electric Reciprocating Saw is a powerful and versatile tool designed for heavy-duty jobs in garden wood cutting and pruning. With an output power of 900W and a maximum cutting depth of 160 mm, this saw is equipped to handle various materials efficiently.

Technical specifications

Output power: 900 W

Rated voltage: 220V-240V/50Hz

Bare metal weight: 2.5 kg

Speed control mode: Electronic switch

Power cord length: 3 m

Stroke length: 28 mm

Maximum cutting thickness: Wood: 160 mm, Metal: 8 mm, Plastic: 60 mm

Speed: 0-2800 RPM

Compatibility and accessories

Includes 2 x 150 mm wooden blades

1 x 240 mm wooden blade

1 x 150 mm metal blade

1 x PVC blade

Installation

Toolless clamp for quick blade changes without complex fastenings.

Usage

Adjust the operating speed between 0 and 2800 RPM to suit the task at hand.

Switch between tasks in seconds, ideal for multi-material projects.

Other information

Package includes: 1 sabre saw, 1 x Owner's Manual, 5 x saw blades.

Features

Brand
BRIEFNESS
Power source
Cordless
Maximum stroke
28 mm
Weight
2.5 kg
Power
900 W
Voltage
230 V
ManoMano Reference
ME67459342
MMID
502102314345
Product code
DRILL2WZ01054
EAN
439426633187

Customer reviews

4,0

/ 1 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 21/11/2024, United Kingdom

its good, got it for cutting wood

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