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Sawzalls and recoil
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On Fri, 03 Oct 2008 09:53:26 -0500, the infamous Ignoramus26581 scrawled the following: I am comparing two sawzalls: DeWALT-DW307-Reciprocating-Saw and Bosch RS20-XC. The reason for this is to pick which one to get rid of. I have this old Dewalt and very cheaply bought a new Bosch ($50). DeWALT DW307 can be seen he http://yabe.algebra.com/~ichudov/mis.../ebayhist.html (it shows as a forsale page, but it is not for sale) Bosch RS20-XC can be seen he http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-RS20-XC-.../dp/B0009H59LE Anyway, Amazon lists numerous complaints about the strong vibration and recoil of the Bosch reciprocating saw. My main question is, are these complaints even well founded, or is the recoil inherent in a very powerful reciprocating saw? Could anyone share first impressions from the Bosch, does it really deserve the bad rap that it received? Both are widely acclaimed tool mfgrs. I prefer the Bosch tools over DeWally. I own a Porter Cable Tiger Saw recip and it has a pretty heavy recip action, but that's because it's heavy-duty and will last a long time. I believe the ergonomics are better on the Bosch than the PC or DW, so I'd likely keep the Bosch rather than the DW. Key idea: Which one feels better in your hands, demoing a wall? Uh, wanna trade? g -- Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely. -- Rodin |
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