Questions and Answers for DEWALT 12 Amp Corded Variable Speed Reciprocating Saw

A:  Made in USA with global material.

A:  USA

A:  If it is model #DWE305 it is made here in the good ole USA.

A:  MEXICO!!!!

A:  In usa

A:  This reciprocating saw is indeed USA made with parts sourced internationally. Sorry for the delay.

A:  I am upset,I just bought it with the impression that it is made in U.S.A. On you tube it has a made in USA sticker on it,but mine did not.I looked at the saw and it says MADE IN MEXICO!!!! It does not even say Mexico on the manual pictures,it says USA. All of our companies have sold us out!! Shame on them.

A:  E-mail or call the manufacturer.

A:  yes it will fit

A:  No. it only accepts very fine blades

A:  Doubtful. It is set up for quick blade changes and has 2 blade slots, one vertical for typical recip saw use, and one horizontal for the 'flush cut' feature mentioned in the description. So unless you can find one that fits into a standard blade slot, I'd say "no".

A:  No i’m Sorry you can not attached any other tools except a blade.

A:  It accepts anything designed to be used in a reciprocating saw. I've seen scraper attachments, never seen a chisel, that would be more for a demo hammer.

A:  yes

A:  Yes, as long as you use the right blade.

A:  Yes, you can use this for this job. I have cut metal, wood and other items with this saw with no issue.Good luck

A:  This saw will cut thru most anything just got to have the right blade for the job

A:  Yes, with the correct blade attached.

A:  I am not sure what your grain bin is made of. I have used mine to cut through metal, wood, plastic, trees, roots, etc. There are different blades for different purposes. I have found that metal blades are eaten up the fastest. If your bin is metal and you have a lot of cuts, another cutting tool might work better (cut off wheels).

A:  It will if you have the correct blades. It has enough power to complete almost any sawing job.

A:  Yes, the product is suitable for that application.

A:  Hello Dan, Thank you for your question. Yes a reciprocating saw would work great for that job. The only thing you need to make sure is that you have the correct blade installed for the materials that you are cutting. ie.. metal cutting blade for metal or wood cutting blade for wood. If you don't have the correct blade installed you are going to get pretty frustrated and ruin your blades.

A:  Assuming you mean the large sheet metal containers you would find on a farm, yes, but because it's so large it may take a while. What would probably take a lot less time would be to put a metal cutting blade on a circular saw.

A:  sure. just make sure you buy the appropriate blade. they come in multiple sizes. buy a blade that can cut wood and metal. " demolition blade"

A:  Mine did not come with a case

A:  No.

A:  Not the one I purchased. It was soft-sided with cardboard inserts to keep the shape and make it somewhat rigid.

A:  I don't know what you mean by a hard case it came with a hard plastic carrying case hard I would say the tool is hard plastic it does the job and I threw the carrying case away I wanted the tool not the case and you have to take the blade out to put the saw in the case pain to me

A:  No

A:  It would work great for that! Just buy a long wood blade. This thing is powerful, and not too heavy.

A:  Yes, it will work well. I used it for cutting several tree limbs and with the correct blade it made quick work of them. Should have no problem with pine.

A:  Yes, use a tree blade. I have used mine for that many times. Weight is hard to judge, you need to go to the store and pick it up. Too light can also mean cheaply made and not durable enough to withstand drops to the ground. this unit doesn't strike me as being overly heavy, but it certainly is heavy duty.

A:  Yes, Yes, Yes. The best tool I have ever bought. Use it all the time on everything. It's so hard to cut somethings without it. The blade will deturmand the use.

A:  It's powerful enough it'll handle pine branches no problem. I usually use my cordless one for tree branches though, extensions cords tend to get caught up in branches. It's just over 9 pounds, so it isn't heavy but it does have some weight to it.

A:  Mine is in a paper box. I just save the box and put it back in the box when I am done with my project.

A:  Mine doesn't have a metal case, came in a cardboard box.

A:  The one I bought had a soft case reinforced with some cardboard to keep it's shape. I'm not sure if they sell that particular model with metal case. I'd check at the store.

A:  I know it doesn't I was making a point. The one my dad has comes in a metal case. They don't make them like they used to. The one my dad has I believe he paid over 100.00 for it.

A:  This saw does not include a carrying case.

A:  Yes, easily with a metal cutting blade.

A:  Yes, the saw can be used to cut through 1/2" rebar.

A:  yes it will, but dont force machine, let it do the work, use metal cutting blade fine tooth, let the weight of machine be the down force of cutting, do not try to force it

A:  No problem ,specially when you use Diablo brand blade ,cuts so fast i was amazed !

A:  Yes. I used this to cut through 1/2 inch bolts that secured my shed to a shed pad (I moved the shed to a new location). Use a metal blade. The time the blade lasts will depend more on the blade quality than the reciprocating saw. I like the diablo brand home depot sells. I made 25 cuts through lag bolts with one blade. I let it cool between and used cutting oil on the teeth between each cut.

A:  Okie, my experience using this tool to do exactly what you are wanting do was very positive. It has the horsepower to get the job done with maybe a few bent up blades.

A:  Yes it will cut the post with ease.

A:  Make sure you get the wire blade.

A:  I HAD TO DIG A HOLE AROUND THE PIPE TO GET THE SAW BELOW GROUND LEVEL THEN IT WORKED GREAT

A:  I think so. I used it to cut my toilet drain pipe flush with my concrete floor. It’s got lots of power and can handle the cuts with the right blade.

A:  12 amps which is about 1500 watts at 120v so about as much as a teenage girl's hairdryer.

A:  Specification for DWE305 is 1350 W (in some fern language)

A:  120 volts x 12 amps = 1440 Watts

A:  It draws 12 amps, not sure about wattage.

A:  P = I x V 1320 watts = 12 amps x 110 volts

A:  The box reads "Made in the USA with Global Materials"

A:  Literature says: "Made in the USA with Global Materials"

A:  assembled in the USA

A:  USA!!

A:  The DeWalt 12 Amp Reciprocating Saw is made in Mexico.