Titan TTB533RSP Reciprocating Saw 240V
Product Code: 17639
Powerful saw for cutting wood and steel with tool-free blade change and pendulum action. Features fan-cooled motor and deadman's switch. Supplied with 1 x wood-cutting blade and 1 x hex key.
Single-Speed Variable
Tool-Free Blade Change
1-Position Adjustable Shoe
All-Metal Gearbox
Soft-Grip Handle
Product contents:
TTB533RSP, 1 x wood-cutting blade and 1 x hex key.
Further Information
Stroke length 25mm. Max. cut in wood 115mm, steel 15mm. Weight 2.8kg.
Shared Via The HUKD App For Android.
Product Code: 17639
Powerful saw for cutting wood and steel with tool-free blade change and pendulum action. Features fan-cooled motor and deadman's switch. Supplied with 1 x wood-cutting blade and 1 x hex key.
Single-Speed Variable
Tool-Free Blade Change
1-Position Adjustable Shoe
All-Metal Gearbox
Soft-Grip Handle
Product contents:
TTB533RSP, 1 x wood-cutting blade and 1 x hex key.
Further Information
Stroke length 25mm. Max. cut in wood 115mm, steel 15mm. Weight 2.8kg.
Shared Via The HUKD App For Android.
Yes. Just need to make sure you hold the branch you are cutting steady or it just reciprocates with the blade.
Get new blades from [url=saxtonblades.co.uk]Saxton blades[/url] rather than branded ones. I get them from here and use them at work and they perform very well for the price.
very good for branches. just make sure you get a green wood blade.
Make sure you get the right blades for the job - these are fine for tree branches screwfix.com/p/r…843 5 for £3.69 at present.
yes it would be perfect. (watch out for old nails - they can ruin a wood blade)
yes the same but much bigger.
Best comment on this thread and I cant believe I'm the only one to have noticed!
LOL!
Should be fine with a short blade with high TPI, 24 or preferably 32. I've been using mine with 18TPI on thin walled steel box section and it works lovely but that of course has more rigidity than a panel, hence why I suggest higher TPI.
I would like to know this too, anybody with experience of both?
I've not used either of them, but the Scorpion is 400w and the Titan is 750w.
I was going to buy a s/h chainsaw to cut down some smallish trees, but from the comments on here I've ordered this instead. Thanks OP
Thanks for advice, will look into it right now.
Thanks for the web link, never seen these people before. I use a lot of blades.....
good one
You ain't going to be using this to cut your kitchen work surface.
"...could HAVE done..."!
quite a timesaver.
Only issue I had was trying to cut Cherry Wood Logs - but 99% more likely because I had the wrong blade :oD
Good quality stuff from Saxton - had their multicutter blades before and they are a fraction of the price of the Bosch genuine ones, so far they have proved to be just as good, did a lot of cutting when I was doing our new fencing area, made short work of cutting some nice joins by hand.
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As you can see from the blade configuration it mainly cuts as the blade is going back to the shoe and therefore holds the branch against the shoe as it cuts. If you use a b-directional blade it will cut faster for a clamped piece of wood but pushes the workpiece away as the blade moves away from the shoe. Bi-directional cut as below;
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Just a word of advice, don't buy it if you don't have a clear need for it, don't get me wing,this is a fantastic tool but most diy people will never use it.
Thank you