🔧 Cut Above the Rest!
The Makita RJ03Z 12V Max CXT Lithium-Ion Cordless Recipro Saw is a powerful, lightweight tool designed for efficient cutting. With a variable speed motor, ergonomic design, and dual-position switch, it offers versatility and comfort for all your cutting needs.
| Surface Recommendation | Wood |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Additional Features | Brushless |
| Color | Teal |
| Blade Material | High Speed Steel |
| Handle Material | Rubber |
| Item Weight | 3 Pounds |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 42.2L x 7.9W x 15H centimeters |
M**N
Another great Makita tool
I love Makita products - I have a few Makita routers, saws, sanders and drills and have never had to replace any of them until now. I purchased my first Makita reciprocating saw in 1992 - 30 years ago and it finally wore out last week, so I replaced it with this saw. It might not have quite as much power as the old saw, it is much more versatile and will cut through about anything. It has two switches - one where a normal drill switch is located and a second switch that you can squeeze while holding the saw body. No more dragging a cord around, this saw has enough power in one battery to last throughout the day. Considering it comes with two batteries, a charger, the saw, a few blades AND A MAKITA CASE, this is a great deal. It isn't easy finding tools these days that come with hard cases. This saw is nice and light and doesn't require two hands to operate. What a great value - Definitely recommend!
D**S
QUALITY
It's a Makita, and it lives up to its' name. Lightweight, well-made, reliable. No fooling around.
S**D
Good quality and came with battery.
Ii wa what I expected
S**N
The new school 12 volt
cut down a small birch tree that needed to go with a 12 inch pruning blade moments after receiving it. Maybe a 5 inch diameter wet tree. Yes you can bog it out if you try to. It has a high end rpm and an ok smooth transition gradient getting there with trigger pressure. This is coming from 12 volts? A noticeable step up in efficiency. two separate switches one for palming the barrel on small jobs. Timber framing or remodeling demo this is obviously not the tool. If you ride it hard it will slurp up your 2 ampere hour batt. But this is a cut off tool for me mostly, light, handy, really for what I need a Sawzall to be 80 percent of the time with a fraction of weight and twice the ease. I have a corded recip saw for cutting tree roots or going on a rampage. It's surprisingly quiet too. Not an annoying frequency for a smaller tool. I will update this review after I put some hours on it. I'm a finish carpenter. It goes in the van.
D**M
Lightweight but sturdy
Sold me 18v kit and have been replacing it with the 12v. Works good, holds up and battery lasts awhile.
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