When we moved to our present home, I left my circular handsaw behind.
Now I've got several projects that call for a reciprocating saw (I'm looking at the Milwaukee Sawzall 6509-22).
I know that the reciprocating saw is normally considered to be a tool for demolition work, but has anyone used one as substitute for a circular saw for occasional _construction_ projects?
I suppose the question boils down to whether the Sawzall can produce relatively smooth cuts with enough control to produce good work.
Thanks for any thoughts
Northe