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padraig

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Re: Torture Test: Recip Saw Blades

Folks,

I am a fireman that sees a fair amount of auto accidents and thus more than a few emergency extrications. In many cases a battery operated recip saw is the quickest tool to use. We have been using the Lenox "Gold" for a few years and find it to really work good. Our experience finds you must let the saw and blade do the work and don't bull it thus heating the blade.

Any input as to blade life using this method in building demolition?

posted: 10:45 am on December 21st