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   CAGIV | Jun 06, 2005 07:17am | #1

   Look at Hilti as well.

   I love mine.

    

   

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   uncommontree | Jun 18, 2005 09:38am | #6

   CAG,

   Is the Hilti sawzall as pricey as there other stuff. I have 2 Hammer drills and 2 screw guns.$$$$$$$$. Just had the big hammer drill repaired (one of the guys FILLED it with oil) Boing $$$$$$ouch. But still way cheaper than buying a new one. They do make a very nice tool that are built for the long haul. Rick

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   Ricks503 | Jun 06, 2005 04:18pm | #2

   I like my Makita but Milwaukee is a great tool also.

   1 - measure the board twice, 2 - cut it once, 3 - measure the space where it is supposed to go        4 - get a new board and go back to step 1
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   JasonPharez | Jun 11, 2005 07:04pm | #3

   The Red one has great feel, light weight, and little vibration. For really tough cutting, the PC Tiger saw with orbital action is a great value too.

   Jason Pharez Construction

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   tuna | Jun 11, 2005 07:48pm | #4

   thanx for the info. tuna

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   uncommontree | Jun 18, 2005 09:31am | #5

   Tuna,

   We just put to rest our third Milwaukee,one was the super sawsall. IMO Milwaukee has not yet addresed there switch problem. We have replaced switches at least once on every Milwaukee tool we own with exception of one old 3/8 drill. A year ago I broke down and purchased the heavy duty Hitachi. This thing is an animal,it will pull you right out of your work shoes if it binds up. give them a look see in amazon.com . I can get you the model no. off mine if you would like. Rick