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   nigelUsa | Jul 27, 2002 03:19am | #1

   Mine came from the old service center in Philadelphia (now closed) you could try phoneing around get the # from the bosch tools web page.

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   calvin | Jul 27, 2002 07:21pm | #2

   Allen, what model # is it you're talking about?

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   Edited 7/27/2002 12:22:19 PM ET by calvin

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   allenschell | Jul 27, 2002 08:47pm | #3

   Calvin, that would be the B4050 in-line jig saw.

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   MajorWool | Aug 09, 2002 04:59am | #4

   Makita still makes a 9.6V cordless model. I sure wish I'd bought one before putting in all those electric boxes through baseboard, lath, and plaster. You can do it with a regular jigsaw, but the in-line is just so nice and IMHO does less damage to the finish. As of now, I don't have enough work left of that type to justify the purchase. :(

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   allenschell | Aug 10, 2002 01:56am | #5

   I never heard of that tool, do you know the model#?  The bosch tool I have looks like a midget sawzall and uses regular jig saw blades.

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   MajorWool | Aug 10, 2002 03:24am | #6

   http://shop2.outpost.com/product/455709

   Only $80, but it doesn't come with a battery or charger. As I said, for cutting electric boxes this style of tool can't be beat.

   I see it uses a special blade, which might be problematic. I might take one of the Bosch bi-metal blades i use to fry's to see if it fits in their display model.