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Question: Wil I be able to cut Durock cement backerboard with a masonary blade
Document: + handy, small, and able to carry in a tool belt.- I wasn't able to cut much. Blade bind in the material.
It not only gets the job done, it does it better by makeing the tool lighter easier to use and I am able to use it longer. In fact it's so light and easy to use that my wife can use this tool to trim branches and hedges in the yard. The way it is designed, you can place your other hand on top in such a way as to help create down force to help you cut better and faster. Genious!
I got this as an addition to my Bosch 12V tools and was not expecting it to be as powerful as it is. I've used it to cut metal straps, plywood, and 2x4's and it definitely holds it's own. I found that it's compact size allows me to use it in tight spots.One example is a project where I was was able to cut out a 3/4" plywood shelf to about 1/2" of the edge.
I just cut about 100 pieces of 2 inch diameter firewood,  and it cut it with ease, I was happy with the speed of this saw,  I used another brand of blades cause it was longer, but my son who is in construction said the blade supplied by the manufacture are very good. I also purchased the higher current capacity 2 amp battery which won't make the motor faster but makes it have more torque and last longer.
Works great for tight places a full size sawzall won't fit. I use it for cutting PVC (up to 4&#34;) and copper pipe in trenches for pipe repair jobs and cutting light steel for welding projects (smaller guage steel stock, unistrut, etc...). It'll handle any sawzall blade neccesary, although I would only use quality blades to cut down on battery usage. The saw and the 2 batteries I carry fit in my medium tool bag easily.
Always use the 1.5 A/hr battery, on a good charge, ans a sharp blade, and cut straight . It has cut full size channel for me. It can vibrate alot what battery is low.. But it's great for delicate hole cutting. It goes places that full size 18 V saws can't go. An A for versatility and power.. &#34; Is it worth the weight&#34; ?
Okay I never thought when ordering this tool that I won't be able to use it out of the box. I realized after it arrived that it did not include battery or charger. It wasn't cheap after having to purchase everything that I needed to make this tool work! Bit misleading in my opinion regardless of if it says so. "bare tool"
This little saw is powerful enough that I now only bust out my corded reciprocating saw for fairly large jobs. I'd already had the (also excellent) Bosch 12v Drill/Driver and Impact Driver 2 tool set, so I was able to get by with this "bare tool" set as I already had batteries and a charger.
Having other Bosch tools meant that I already owned battery packs. This saw with its small size and light weight is far preferable to the full size plug version I have been using. The blade security system is also superior to my older plug in version.
Come to think of it, I haven't used a hammer much, lately. But I have used this little guy quite a bit. I already have a few other Bosch tools and chargers, so I paired this device up with a couple of the HO batteries, and am very pleased with the performance of both the tool and the power cells. I picked up an assortment of Diablo blades and with them have been able to tackle a lot of tasks without sweating through my shirt.
Answer: no