can I use this cordless reciprocating for cutting small limbs and brush and maybe something with a four inch circumference- thanks for anyones input-
188632
Absolutely, just put a pruning blade in it. I do it all the time on my farm. Goes through small limbs easily
399713
This battery saw has plenty of power but 3/4 of on inch is hard on any skill saw. I have used this saw on many products and projects and had no problems this would be a big task I think short runs not long cuts would be fine great saw Thanks
1182624
It will cut the small stuff all day long (if you have a extra battery), but not efficiently. At ~1/4" and green flexible stuff tends to get hung up in the cutter head between the chain and the housing. The material is sometimes so flexible that it gets pulled it to the head rather than cut. While it is pretty easy to clear/clean this stuff out it does slow you down. I love this tool. Once you get started there may not be a small tree or brush left in your yard, or the neighbors! PS; get a better oil can than supplied and a 2X or larger battery is great for larger jobs.
778369
Don't understand the end of your question. Good shaver. Wish it was cordless
986061
This pruner was a helpful tool for me and my friend. Whose also bought this pruner. This pruner can trim only 4 inches diameter, can not trim any branches bigger than 4 inches diameter. Any branches bigger than 4 inches need to use electric saw.
1130269
No. The problem with cordless is that the batteries become weak and when you have clients that come in and out without stop, you don't have time to recharge or change batteries. The clippers when the batteries are low will begin to "pull" (ouch) and the cut on the hair is not "clean" and smooth.
22809
It will cut very short. if you want to use it for shaving, you will spend a lot of time. The blade is not very wide. ... No batteries -- it runs on AC.
1199553
Yes, that this close to the upper limit of what it can cut. With 4 inch or smaller trees, you should have no problems. The tool is very safe; much safer than a regular chain saw.
1378965
I have not used the Rockwell but really wanted one until I researched it a bit. As you probably know the Dremel will cut up to a max of 3/4" where the Rockwell cuts to over 1 " so that is one reason why I wanted one but after reading some reviews I left with the impression that the Rockwell is awkward to hold and that while you are having to press down quite a bit in the awkward state. Just didn't sound so neat after reading that and how possibly dangerous it is due to the fact that it is so awkward to handle. Anyway I recommend you read some of the reviews on it and look at the poor rating one's. I Always read them first because just reading the good reviews don't always tell the whole story. Good luck oh and one last thing I'll mention. Why spend the amount of money on a small blade that won't last nearly as long as a circular saw blade when basicly you are doing the same type of cutting anyway. Anyway those are my reasons for not getting one but I sure wanted one. :-)
1937871
You could use it to cut your head hair, if you don't have much hair... this is a small trimmer, remember.
371947
I would go for a smaller trimmer version, this one is more suited for clipping the body just b/c of the width of the blade. I have a giant schnauzer with huge feet and it was wider than I would like to trim his feet just b/c it was hard to get the blade head between his pads.
453229
Yeah, works great cutting small trees up to 8-10 cms in diameter... very powerful! 100% recommended.
123472
Only used it without the attachments to edge up my line. It takes it down to an eighth of an inch with the smallest attachment. Any shorter, you may as well take a razor and shave it bald!
1549614
As with any saw , there are limits to how small you can go before it gets into the dangerous area. if it's odd shaped you may wan to clamp it to prevent it from kicking out on you. That being said , It's powerful enough to go through 2x4's, and trim work . If the parts are that small , you may want to consider a scroll saw. Hope that helps
736717
yes this is a smaller version used to cut small holes in dry wall for ceiling lights etc or small jobs.....12volt makes it easier to use for these smaller jobs.....Full size reciprocating saws are heavy bulky and usually corded, but if not it should have 40 volt.....hope this is helpful....
1061823
I do not see why not, yes you would have to get a different blade for a nice smooth clean cut, I also have Milwaukee's other cordless saw for wood, that also works unreal!! Hope that helps some? Howie.
2121563
I would say yes. I put this into a cordless drill and used it to scrub a long unwashed canoe. Bristles are stiff enough for tough jobs.