DeWalt DWE304 10Amp 120V Reciprocating Saw

Proudly Made in the USA! DEWALT knows that customers value American - made products and their contribution to the American economy. That's why DEWALT offers over 600 power tools, hand tools, and accessories crafted in the USA with materials sourced globally. What's Included: • A high - performance reciprocating saw • A comprehensive instruction manual Key Features: • A robust 10.0 Amp motor built for tough jobs • A 4 - position blade clamp enabling flush cutting and greater flexibility • A stroke rate of 0 - 2,800 per minute and 1 - 1/8' stroke length for rapid cutting • A variable speed trigger for instant speed control Specifications: • Amps: 10 Amps • Cord Length: 6.9 ft. • Strokes/Min: 0 - 2800 SPM • Keyless Blade Clamp: Lever • Stroke Length: 1 - 1/8' • 4 - Position Blade Clamp: Yes • Adjustable Shoe: No • Variable Speed Trigger: Yes • Anti - Slip Comfort Grip: No • Tool Length: 17.5 in. • Tool Weight: 7 lbs. The DeWalt DWE304 reciprocating saw is a powerhouse for heavy - duty tasks. Its 4 - position blade clamp and keyless lever - action blade clamp make it easy to change blades and cut in various positions. Ideal for cutting wood, metal, drywall, plastics, and more.

Using the DeWalt DWE304 reciprocating saw is straightforward. First, make sure the saw is unplugged before installing the blade. Use the keyless lever - action blade clamp to quickly insert the blade. Then, plug in the saw. The variable speed trigger allows you to adjust the cutting speed according to the material you're working on. For softer materials like wood, you can use a higher speed. For harder materials like metal, a lower speed might be better. When using the saw, hold it firmly with both hands. Keep your fingers away from the blade area. Always wear safety goggles and ear protection. After each use, unplug the saw and clean it. Wipe off any dust or debris from the body and the blade. Store the saw in a dry place. Periodically check the blade for wear and replace it when necessary. Also, inspect the cord for any damage. If you notice any issues, don't use the saw until it's repaired.