With wire saw blade

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Working to provide just the right tool for the job, manufacturers of reciprocating saws have made significant diamond wire cutter advances in the last couple of years. Faster cuts, more power, oscillating drive, smaller size, even models designed to be used one-handed make today's reciprocating saw even more valuable.

Power and stroke

With wire saw blade, a high amp rating covers most jobs. The top is 15 amps, but likely anything over 10 or 12 will do the work. Recent introductions by Milwaukee, the Sawzall 6519-31 and 6509-31, cut up to twice as fast and last twice as long as reciprocating saws of only a few years ago and they draw 12 amps. For awkward or really tight areas, it doesn't hurt to have a second 5 to 6 amp short-stroke saw on hand.

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