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Reciprocating Saw

Reciprocating Saw. By: Victor Nifo. Objectives: Impart knowledge concerning reciprocating saw Describe function. Definitions. Saw Tool for cutting Serrated blade Worked either by hand or other power Reciprocating Saw Straight blade mounted on gun-like body

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Reciprocating Saw

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  1. Reciprocating Saw By: Victor Nifo Objectives: Impart knowledge concerning reciprocating saw Describe function Reciprocating Saw

  2. Definitions Saw • Tool for cutting • Serrated blade • Worked either by hand or other power Reciprocating Saw • Straight blade mounted on gun-like body • Blade moves back and forth • Similar to jigsaw- more powerful Reciprocating Saw

  3. Additional Information • Cut through virtually anything • Rough cuts • Models range in power, speed, and features • Industry standard: Milwaukee Sawzall • Reciprocating saw generally called a "Sawzall" Reciprocating Saw

  4. How It Works • Battery connected to motor • Movement created by gears • Bearing allows arm to rotate with gear • Other end of arm connected to milled component • Arm is free to pivot, causing milled component to move back and forth • Motion causes teeth of blade to cut material Reciprocating Saw

  5. Additional Notes Counterweight • Present on larger gear • Allows balanced motion of blade Case • Encloses gears and arm • Prevents: • Grease leakage • Particles affecting motion of gears Reciprocating Saw

  6. Additional Notes Speed Holes • Located opposite to counterweight • Reduce mass to ensure balanced rotation Reciprocating Saw

  7. Conclusion • Definition: • "Reciprocating saw" because the blade moves back and forth • Acts like a jigsaw, but more powerful and versatile • Function: • Gears and pivoted arm allow the back and forth motion of the blade Reciprocating Saw

  8. References • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reciprocating_Saw Reciprocating Saw

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