Makita 18V 2X5.0Ah Li-Ion Sega a Sciabola Djr186Rte
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Questa sega a batteria è un utensile manuale per tagliare e troncare legno, tubi metallici e profili. La sega funziona con batteria ed è pensata per uso mobile in officina e in cantiere. Il prodotto è di solito fornito con batterie, caricabatteria, valigetta e alcune lame per materiali diversi.
Recensioni di Makita 18V 2X5.0Ah Li-Ion Sega a Sciabola Djr186Rte
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Great saw very handy not having a cord A little heavy
Great saw very handy not having a cord A little heavy
Barry E.
3 gennaio 2012
Has more power than you would expect from a cordless saw
Has more power than you would expect from a cordless saw
Michael Campbell
26 novembre 2011
This is my first cordless reciprocating saw and I'm pretty pleased overall. The convenience outweighs the reduced power over a corded saw. I haven't used it heavily, but when I've needed it I haven't had any complaints. I like the light and the easy blade and depth changes, and the folding hook is very useful. Battery life with the 3 amp battery isn't great, so plan to have an extra. I recently used the saw to cut loose some large stumps I'd exposed with a backhoe, and it was very nice not to have to dull my chainsaw in the muddy holes. Cutting was much slower than with a chainsaw and I went through a few batteries, but I probably still saved time over having to sharpen a chain or two. The saw feels a bit bulkier and heavier than my corded version, but not objectionably so. It should have come with a carry bag or case, but other than that I'm pretty happy.
This is my first cordless reciprocating saw and I'm pretty pleased overall. The convenience outweighs the reduced power over a corded saw. I haven't used it heavily, but when I've needed it I haven't had any complaints. I like the light and the easy blade and depth changes, and the folding hook is very useful. Battery life with the 3 amp battery isn't great, so plan to have an extra. I recently used the saw to cut loose some large stumps I'd exposed with a backhoe, and it was very nice not to have to dull my chainsaw in the muddy holes. Cutting was much slower than with a chainsaw and I went through a few batteries, but I probably still saved time over having to sharpen a chain or two. The saw feels a bit bulkier and heavier than my corded version, but not objectionably so. It should have come with a carry bag or case, but other than that I'm pretty happy.
Occasional Reviewer
8 novembre 2011
Batteries go pretty quickly on this thing.. Its pretty handy nonetheless
Batteries go pretty quickly on this thing.. Its pretty handy nonetheless
bvh817
23 ottobre 2011
I committed to all Makita cordless tools ten years ago and still feel that they are the best ones out there. I'm a pro and I come across a lot of other brands while out on jobs. Nothing compares to the power or feel of Makita. This is my second sawzall. I damaged the first one while pruning a big branch and didn't hesitate in replacing it with a new one.
I committed to all Makita cordless tools ten years ago and still feel that they are the best ones out there. I'm a pro and I come across a lot of other brands while out on jobs. Nothing compares to the power or feel of Makita. This is my second sawzall. I damaged the first one while pruning a big branch and didn't hesitate in replacing it with a new one.
Ed D. Walker
4 ottobre 2011
