Milwaukee 6519-31 12 Amp Corded Reciprocating Saw - 3000 SPM Variable Speed Sawzall (Renewed) - Perfect for Demolition, Wood Cutting & Metal Cutting Projects

The 6519-31 Sawzall Recip Saw delivers best in class cut speed, durability and power with 0-3,000 strokes per minute, a 1-1/8-Inch stroke length and a 12 Amp motor. The gear protecting clutch extends gear and motor life by absorbing high impact forces and a QUIK-LOK blade clamp offers fast tool-free blade changes. To provide greater user comfort, a counter weighted mechanism reduces vibration for smoother operation and a redesigned front grip area provides best in class ergonomics. FeaturesPowerful 12 Amp Motor: Delivers 0-3,000 SPM for high performance cutting in a variety of materials1-1/8-Inch Stroke Length: Provides maximum cutting speedGear Protecting Clutch: Extends gear and motor life by absorbing high impact forces caused by blade lock-upsCounter Weighted Mechanism: Provides reduced vibration for smoother operationQUIK-LOK Blade Clamp: Provides fast , tool-free blade changes

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QUICK LOCK TECHNOLOGY You can add and remove blades without tools thanks to the latch on the side of the unit

VIBRATION REDUCTION An internal counter weight mechanism makes using the tool more comfortable and provides you with greater accuracy in your cuts

GEAR PROTECTING CLUTCH The internal components will last longer with the help of a clutch. With it, the lifetime of your motor and surrounding gears will be extended compared to reciprocating saws that lack this feature

HIGH POWERED MOTOR You can rip through wood at speeds as high as 3,000 strokes per minute, depending on how hard your press down on the variable speed trigger