Eastwood Reciprocating Air Body Saw Pneumatic Cutoff Trim Repair Sabre File Reciprocating Saws Cutting Tool

So far this saw is performing better than the manufacturer lists it as capable of. I needed it to fit into a tight spot for cutting some 1/4 steel supports. I took it slow since it's only rated for a quarter of that. But it had no problems at all with the cut. It did get really cold from all the air moving through it, but I expected that.Only complaint I would have is that the blades aren't marked with a tpi. But that's not really a problem.

Seems good haven't used it yet but seems ok

Excellent body saw ,it worked awesome!

Nothing to dislike

Very good tool for flat hacksaw, jig saw type blades.They could easily make the chuck to also accept 3/16 round files handles.I would rate it a 10+ if the chuck would hold both blades and files.

The item was supposed to be usable with compressor air up to 90psi and 4 cfm. Well my compressor meets all there specs and it doesn’t cut move the blade sufficiently enough to cut 18 gage steel sheets used on automotive repairs

I had shopped around for a small reciprocating saw, order a couple but sent them back. Just cheap junk. Then this one popped up. Knowing the quality of Eastwood stuff, I ordered it. It arrived just as I expected. A lot of metal, heavy in the hand and a great size. A catalogue was packed with it so I looked through it. TheEXACT same saw was advertised for 59 dollars and change. I paid $79.91 for the one I got. Come on folks, that's a little tacky. I give the saw a 5, but I give Eastwood a 1 for shoddy business practice. I'll steer clear of Eastwood stuff available from Amazon from now on. That 20 bucks blew my free Prime shipping out of the water. I didn't appreciate being done this way.