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Research for reciprocating saw

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joygua

04-01-2008 18:19:34




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Actually, I am a student of a design college. I am doing a research for reciprocating saw and try to figure out some opportunities to redesign a reciprocating saw. Because I am not adept in tools, I hope that I can get some feedback from the forum.

I believe that your opinions would be really helpful for me, because each of you here have better knowledge with tools than me. So I really appreciate for more feedback. :)

What I am thinking about is the user group for reciprocating saw? Because I am a female and also the first user of reciprocating saw, I think that maybe I can give another perspective and focus on the female users. But I am not very sure that is female a large target group here. If anyone can share your experience and thoughts with me, I will really appreciate for it!

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d. coleman

04-04-2008 20:35:58




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 Re: Research for reciprocating saw in reply to joygua, 04-01-2008 18:19:34  
a real small, slinder unit for getting into small areas with a verable length stroke, would be of great use in the aviation repair industry due to tight and cramped working areas with rounded off bolt heads and screws.



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d. coleman

04-04-2008 20:35:54




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 Re: Research for reciprocating saw in reply to joygua, 04-01-2008 18:19:34  
a real small, slinder unit for getting into small areas with a verable length stroke, would be of great use in the aviation repair industry due to tight and cramped working areas with rounded off bolt heads and screws.



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rhouston

04-02-2008 13:19:48




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 Re: Research for reciprocating saw in reply to joygua, 04-01-2008 18:19:34  
nicest thing would be automatic oiler for blade when cutting steel. I need a third hand when doing that.



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rhouston

04-02-2008 13:23:51




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 Re: Research for reciprocating saw in reply to rhouston, 04-02-2008 13:19:48  
The oiler should be able to be switched off as it is less than desirable when cutting wood



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Ted in NE-OH

04-02-2008 06:08:48




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 Re: Research for reciprocating saw in reply to joygua, 04-01-2008 18:19:34  
The big user groups are remodelers, plumbers commercial electricians.

The standard(the best) is Milwaukee tools.



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