Mac Allister 850W 220-240V Corded Reciprocating Saw MSRS850

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If you don’t mind having a mains fed electric reciprocating saw then save some money and go for the Mac Allister! The item will be supplied with accessories/parts required for the item to function but may be missing non-essential accessories.

All refurbished items have been professionally and fully inspected, repaired and cleaned before resale.The up side is that it is not too heavy, I like its long body length and it relative low vibration in my arms. It was well put together with nothing put where it shouldn’t be, no rattles or strange noises and really looks the part if you needed to use it for your business. I can use the saw upside down presumably if its easier to cut upwards, but the arch over the pathway has several awkward angles and I would like to be able to cut ON the join line to replace easier where just a few sections need renewing. I bought the Titan saw from Screwfix for my father as he was determined to break my fancy Milwaukee Sawzall cutting firewood. The down side has been that the bolt holding on the 'shoe plate' sheared off so I had to fix this with a new 4mm bolt.

It makes things even more difficult when you realise that there are hundreds of different options all to do the same job. We will now go into more detail to help you understand what to look out for with these key criteria. Looking at the DeWatt saw that you showed, it looks great, but I think I have got used to the 'long thin' dimensions, rather than the gun shape.

It features a powerful 900W motor that can deliver up to 2800 strokes per minute, making it ideal for cutting through thick materials. from Screwfix whilst still carrying a reliable brand, at least from experience and other reviews I have written anyway. We have also collated a number of reviews from the major retailers across the web to bring you as many genuine and detailed Mac Allister 900W 240V Reciprocating Saw MERS900 reviews as possible. never used a Scorpion type saw so cannot comment on that, but own and have used reciprocating saw many times.