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I recently picked up the Metabo HPT CR18DAQ4 18V Cordless One-Handed Reciprocating Saw for some light plumbing work, and I’m really impressed with its performance. The saw is incredibly compact and lightweight, weighing only 2.9 lbs and measuring 13.8 inches in length, making it super easy to maneuver. I used it to remove old galvanized pipe, and the one-handed operation was a game-changer, especially when working in tight spaces. The ergonomic design and balanced grip helped reduce hand fatigue during use, making it comfortable to work with for extended periods. The saw’s versatility is a huge plus. It accepts both reciprocating saw blades and T-shank jigsaw blades, giving me the flexibility to tackle different types of cuts. The built-in LED light above the blade also came in handy when working in dimly lit areas, such as behind cabinets or under sinks. That said, it does have some limitations. The 1-inch stroke length means it’s not suited for heavier tasks, like cutting through thick metal pipes or large tree branches. For lighter, more straightforward jobs like mine, it’s fantastic, but if you’re looking for a saw to tackle more demanding cuts, this might not be the best option. The battery port design is another small issue—it can be tricky to get the saw to stand upright unless you’re using a larger battery due to the plastic battery guard extending past the battery. It’s not a deal-breaker, but it’s something to keep in mind. Overall, while this saw might not be ideal for heavy-duty contractors, it’s perfect for homeowners and those tackling lighter projects, like home repairs or basic plumbing tasks. The compatibility with both 18V and 36V Metabo batteries is a bonus, especially if you already have other Metabo tools. For light plumbing or general home use, this saw is a reliable, comfortable, and easy-to-use tool that gets the job done.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like this tool, it cuts relatively slowly because the stroke is short, butb that makes it smoother than most other recip saws I've used. I like the adjustable shoe, it works well. The trigger in my saw has some issues, the saw sometimes cuts in and out and it does not some to get better after exercising the trigger

So far this light weight saw is working perfect for my small jobs. Installing the blades are very easy, no chuck key to loose.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i've had this saw for a year and it's been awesome. cuts what i need to cut when I need to cut something. easy to use. works great

This tool is too slow in sawing than the big one. The stroke length is too small. It only 12mm. It makes cutting so slow. The other brand have about 7/8” or 22mm for 18v. They are better. And my saw sometimes lack. The better of this tool is it has jig saw blade feature.