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| Adam |  Battery Powered MilwaukeeApril 17th, 2007 09:23 PM April 17, 2007 Battery Powered Milwaukee I know the battery powered tools are most likely from "over-there" now. But, I believe my corded Sawz-all is US Made. It uses the classic design pattern. One solid piece (non-articulated), no orbital action, 120 volts. Arr... arr... ARR! The 120 volt Craftsman recip saw at work is no slouch either. Q: How does one move a ping-pong table, slated for destruction, by one-self? A: Cut that bad-boy in pieces with a Craftsman recip saw! With the right blade, you can go through those metal and plastic sided tables, too. :) |
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