i need a cordless jigsaw for small jobs will it cut trim?
1567439
It will cut trim. I have just used it for cutting metal. Use for short time jobs. Charge will not last long enough to complete many cuts.
1567440
to be honest i dont think it's cut much of anything i tried to just simply cut alittle in to a 1/4in plywood and the thing frieded on me. if it cant cut something that simple i dont think there is much anything else it can cut well other then pvc maybe
1567441
These little saws work great on small jobs like trim. I have heavier saws that I use on large jobs. I have two of these LPS 7000 and love the light weight and ability to get in odd places.
1567442
I use it for patient rehab, and for that it works great. It is quite reliable and I know a bit about woodworking. Though it would not be my first choice, it would work.
1567443
Yes, but it won't be accurate or clean cut for the trim. I believe using a miter saw will give me a cleaner cut and professional look for the trims.
2126281
OK for very short cuts or notches. Long cuts use circular saw, sawsall or jigsaw.
1853687
The short answer is "no" since this item is simply the oscillating tool attachment and it comes without any accessory. You will just need to buy a separate accessory that will allow you to cut 2x4. Oscillating tool is very versatile as it can be used with many different accessories that are bought separately. If most you want is just to cut 2x4 then your better bet is to buy this matrix trim saw attachment for a couple bucks less (or buy any other trim saw): http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-BDCMTTS-Matrix-Attachment/dp/B009V5C616/ref=pd_bxgy_469_img_y
870477
I found it too slow for what I want to cut, which is very small branches and thick vines. I bought a machete and it does a better and quickerjob, but if you are looking for a smoother finish, then you may have to use a saw. I think Sears has a cordless circular saw, which would probably be much better. I hate to buy anything from Sears as they have become a bunch of rip off artists, but............
61624
I don't think so. It has a trigger on the trimmer. You probably need to look for a pole saw.
51117
I had been pruning trees with a corded reciprocating saw until I bought this attachment. With limbs larger than five inches in diameter I've had to get the chainsaw. You will also need the double capacity battery and the quick charger to be trimming hardwood branches especially for the cleanup.
1017903
I use this trimmer around the house and it cuts great. It is not a heavy duty trimmer for commercial cutting. We have one acre and I trim around the house, trees and a small hill and path that the mower cannot reach. It starts easily, is light weight and would do well around any home.
1277215
Probably not. You need a good size chuck and some power to cut. Cordless drill yes, screwdriver, no.
1635933
Not unless you have a miter box. The problem isn't the saw - it makes fantastic cuts. The problem is that trim and moulding require very precise angles at the cuts, or else you get ugly gaps and mis-matched joints. To do that with any handsaw you either need superhuman control of your arm, or you need a miter box.
277012
You can't cut too long with the battery ones, if you wanted to cut a lot you would need to have a few extra batteries. This unit is good for small jobs. This is my second one, they don't seem to last too long. My next one I will try one with a cord. This is good if you don't have a electrical outlet available. But I think I would prepare the stronger one with the cord next time. The batteries don't last too long.
1349091
This saw is best for straight cuts so while it might be useful for preparing blanks for your purpose it might not be suited to even gentle curves. Keep one in your tool collection anyway. New uses will suggest themselves !
1004151
No. This tool is corded. There are cordless options available. Unless cordless is critical, I would recommend this tool.
142863
yes and you will not be disappointed ! I suggest you take a model with the small notch at the base for the big cut.
2152593
It will cut through an exhaust pipe without much effort with the proper metal cutting blade. I love my cordless sawzall.
1503409
I guess it would depend on the thickness of the metal that you are cutting and the quality of the blade. So far I have no complaints about the saw. I have used it on metal (1/4 thick) but mostly wood items. I suggest that you get a spare battery with it.
1995792
It will but not well. Chopping small branches is easy but the shape of the head and the small blade prevent larger cuts. Works great as a hammer though
2253719
You could use a cut-off tool. I have a cordless Dewalt that would works well.