Cordless cutting that just works
This is kind of an awesome little reciprocating saw, provided you understand what it’s for.
The marketing images that we have for it have some realistic scenarios (guy trimming a tree branch at eye level) and some not-so-realistic scenarios (guy thoughtfully sawing through a metal pipe atop an elaborate elevated metal structure).
We’re going to go out on a limb here and say that if you’re the kind of person who saws through pipes 50 feet in the air, you probably don’t use a $25 tool to do it. We’re pretty sure, anyway. But we’re in online retail and not medium altitude pipe sawing, so what do we know?
However, for a regular person who has an occasional need to saw through something from time to time, this is an amazing thing to add to your DIY bag of tricks. It’s inexpensive but reliable. It’s lightweight while still being powerful. It doesn’t have enough juice to run all day long, but chances are that you don’t need to be cutting things all day long. And if you do run it down to empty, plug it back in for a full charge in just one hour.
At this point, we’ve sold quite a bit of Tacklife stuff and the general consensus from buyers is definitely “wow this is much better than I expected.”
Not too shabby.
Grab one and cut things! Just probably not roof pipes.
