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Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 3:54 pm

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I have reviewed the [url=http://www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk/Tool_Reviews/dewalt_dw938.htm]Dewalt DW938- 18 volt cordless reciprocating saw
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Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 6:03 pm

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I have one of these, as you say is one of the most useful tools I have... Has managed to cut old iron cold mains right in the corner!

I would suggest using good quaility blades, when cutting iron pipes, as silverline blades soon run flat! :lol:

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Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 6:09 pm

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Hinton Heating wrote:

Don't get me started on silverline tools ::b

I bought three because they were cheap and I knew I would only use each tool once, the only problem is that they don't even work properly on one job :cb

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yep great saw blade can be use upside down for closer work
as said more for demolition than "accurate" cutting

got mines naked for £71 plus postage
http://www.itslondon.co.uk/pd_DEWDC380N ... olOnly.htm

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Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 8:29 pm

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I have been using this saw today and it is really difficult to release the battery from the saw, has anyone else noticed this ?

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Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 8:42 pm

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mine is fine... maybae cos yours is so new, its a bit tight!

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All of my dewalt tools are roughly the same age, I don't have any problems except with the recip saw and the sds drill

It's not just me either I have let my friends have a go and they can't remove them either :!:

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I think one of the tools is a little tight, not sure which, I'll check tomorrow, as left the set at the customers house! :grin:

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Another tool I would like. Money, money, money. Wish I had some.

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i have 2 tools that are tight to the batteries one is the angle drill

if you want a strait accurate cut to an exact point
cutting soffits under tiles for example

fit the blade extend the blade fully cut 2 battons 2mm shorter than the tip off the blade
you will need to cut the tops at an angle to fit in

secure thebattons one each to the area to cut the width of the saw blade appart

you have to go slowly for the first 3 or4mm as the blade will be proud

you also need to be carefull when pivot on the foot of the saw passes off the batton you will loose the support

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