Your favorite saw.zaw?

[macneill]

I'm quite happy with the Metabo I picked up last year.

 

[White Shark]

Milwaukee..................

Between White Shark & I we own five. 2 corded 3 cordless.
The only thing I use the cordless for it seems like is for cutting abs/pvc pipe & mybe a few other misc. jobs here and there.

I use the corded 12amp for demo just due to the power and speed. I would never miss the cordless if I had to chose between the two.

Others I've owned were an old AEG and a Makita. Both finally gave it up, but not before they were pounded on.

I thought that old Makita was still kicking around?...

Okay, maybe not.



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[bsevans]

I've had my Milwaukee since '73 and it has always worked. Roofing, flooring, renovation and cast iron sewage lines.

 

[tlcruiser66]

I've used both the Milwaukee and the DeWalt and i'll never use anything but the DeWalt ever again. Nothing wrong with the Milwaukee, just personal preference.

Kevin

 

[Eric Winkworth]

Love my dewalt, have a 110V one and the 18V battery one...

both are very abused and work great...

 

[stayalert]

wife and I were given a milwaukee as a wedding gift

Been a great 13 years so far.....

 

[Cookiemonster]

I thought that old Makita was still kicking around?...

Okay, maybe not.



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Your right it is, TT has it.

Ok I stand corrected the Makita is still running. It was gifted to a Bro-in-law.

 

[Gold Boy]

i have this c - tire reciprocating saw, will cut through 3"s of 3/8" plate in about 2 mins, truck frames less than 4 mins with the right blade. it's awesome! must be built by dewalt.

for me, the reciprocating saw is one of those tools i just love to use.

 

[cabron]

Looks like I am getting a Milwaukee!!

 

[MudHunter]

I have an old school Makita. It has been a solid reliable tool. I wont replace it until it dies. Makita brand these days are not what they used to be. Much like the SKILL brand.

If I were buying new....it would be Millwakee personally.

 

[REZARF]

If is has a plug, it should say Bosch!

My favorite, but most of the reliable brands would do just fine.

Have fun!

Rezarf <><

 

[cabron]

I went through two Bosch drills in less than two years and gave up hope on them. Having owned European cars I always felt good buying something with Bosch written on it, until these two crappy drills. I bought a Dewalt and it has served me well for two years now of almost daily use.