Uses of a Reciprocating Saw The objective of this presentation is to increase the knowledge of possible uses for a reciprocating saw. By: Mark Cremasco.

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Uses of a Reciprocating Saw The objective of this presentation is to increase the knowledge of possible uses for a reciprocating saw. By: Mark Cremasco

Wood and Brush Cutting branches off trees Cutting down whole trees Trimming hedges and shrubbery Artistic wood cutting *should not exceed 6 t.p.i*

Metals, Plastics, Glass Cutting pieces of metal into smaller blocks Trimming or rough design of metals Roughly cutting plastics Rough cutting of glass (low speeds) Automotive trimming and customization *should not exceed 14 t.p.i*

Safety Uses Rescue teams (helicopter units) Fire engines, rescue teams S.W.A.T and Tactical police units *suggested blade: 8”, t.p.i*

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