VERY nicely designed sawsall

[Ironwood]

I just wanted to share a tool with you all that I thought went off the market when I bought my first one for an Ironwood job in a resturant. Rarely do I find something impressive made within the last 20 years.

Let me say, I use ALOT of hand tools in my job, and it is HARD to impress me with all the JUNK out there. I lke innovative solution oriented well designed tools. When I first saw this: Fuego I was floored, and continue to be, and was glad to see it is available, I bought and EXTRA in case they dissappear again.

http://www.homedepot.com/Tools-Hardware-Power-Tools-Saws-Reciprocating-Saws/h_d1/N-as92Z5yc1v/R-100646504/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

For my rustic tree, branch and twig work, the one hand operation is great because you can use your other hand to hold the work. Has a LED light, when you press the trigger, quick detatch blade, and lit cord end when it is plugger into a powered cord.

I used this for my recent Ironwood job, you can see the collection here:

https://forestryforum.com/board/index.php?topic=55359.20


This is what the job looks like only much larger.

 

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[JV]

That sure looks handy.  Both my sawzalls are two fisted.  I'm going to check it out on my next trip to the store.

[fishpharmer]

Thanks for headsup, that would be handy!

[scsmith42]

Good tip - thanks Reid!

[tyb525]

I have been very impressed with Ridgid tools. I have their 9pc cordless set but the sawzall is the 2 handed type.

[shelbycharger400]

i have a coleman (black + decker) 2 handed sawsall, corded, a coleman battery sawsall.    and a 6 inch long air saw, hmm... might have to go to the store and check this one out.

[Ironwood]

Thanks guys, yes, nice design for my use. I also believe a lifetime warrentee, and now that they are still on the market you could get a new one if you needed it.

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