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There are many types of reciprocating Saws available in the market. These saws are widely used in the construction industry. Quite often it is used to cut vertical surfaces and wall boards. Reciprocating Saws come with multiple speed options. This means you can use them at varying speeds depending upon the kind of work you have undertaken. The more recent models of these Reciprocating Saws come with a dual blade action. What this means is, you can now move the blade up and down, back and forth quite easily when cutting. Many Reciprocating Saws have a built in foot at the base of the blade which allows you to steady the saw on different cutting surfaces.<br />
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