Description
Milwaukee Sawzall Reciprocating Saw (6519-31).
The sawzall features include:
- 12 Amp motor
- 0 - 3,000 strokes per minute
- 1 - 1/8 in stroke length
- Uses standard 1/2 in shank sawzall blades
Also known as: Reciprocating saw
Often used with: Extension cord
Intended Uses
Used for cutting through metal pipes and nails, wood, plaster, stone, ceramic tile, and cast iron. This tool is usually used for demolition, not building. It can also be used for tree trimming.
Special Instructions
Sawzalls have specific blades for every material, so make sure you have the right type of blade for your application.
Generally, finer toothed blades are used for metal applications, coarser blades are used for wood, and specialized toothless blades with grit are for stone, tile, and cast iron.
Tool Resources
Diagram
Image source: Operator's Manual
Image source: Operator's Manual
Instructions & Resources
- PDF: Operator's Manual
- Video: How to Use a Reciprocating Saw to Cut Metal, Wood, PVC, etc for Beginners (4:51 min) by See Jane Drill - a great beginner resource.