THE “Reciprocating Cutting” – Cuts wood smoothly! Low vibration Coverage area is wide Makita JR189DZ

When cutting wood, “Rotary or reciprocating?” It’s a tough choice, isn’t it?
Honestly, having both would be convenient, but the one that offers good recovery is “Reciprocating saw”

After all, “You have plenty of options for blade length and coarseness (pitch)”
However, compared to a chainsaw, “cutting speed drops significantly”

Tools exist for different situations and purposes, you know~(*´ω｀*)

I chose this to safely cut thick wood(*´ω｀*)

Large chainsaws are expensive and extremely dangerous. You also need proper protective gear.
Since I don’t cut thick wood frequently, I pondered and pondered…


“Reciprocating type?” That’s what I settled on.

Compared to a chainsaw, “it takes a lot more time”
But the safety level improves dramatically so it’s an excellent tool.

The Amazon reviews are excellent(*´ω｀*)

Makita Cordless Reciprocating Saw 18V JR189DZ
After reading this, I might just end up buying it too…

This review is very helpful.
It can handle steel, wood, roots, and plastic – everything!
I think it’s a versatile cutting machine that covers all bases(‘Д’)

You can choose from various options like “blade length and pitch”

It offers excellent recovery for future use. If I had to choose between the two,
having such a versatile tool,
I would reach for the reciprocating saw I think.

I’m the type who needs to compare everything to be satisfied.
I couldn’t tell the difference between pitch 3 and 3.5…

I should have changed it more( ；∀；)
But this Z-saw cut really well.

Blade replacement is “tool-free! Just twist it”

This is a revolutionary design isn’t it.
Like everything else, when blade replacement becomes tool-free, efficiency improves dramatically .

Unlike a chainsaw where the chain can come off and you have to reattach it,
“you can focus solely on cutting” *Though it’s incredibly slow…

Low vibration structure significantly reduces the shaking(*´ω｀*)

I haven’t used other reciprocating saws before, but… I’m pretty sure this one is exceptionally good.

I occasionally use “air saws” at work. The blades used are quite short.
With this reciprocating saw using a 300mm blade it feels so easy
Of course there’s vibration, but it cancels out a significant amount of vibration I think.
I’m grateful for technological progress(*´ω｀*)

Which do you choose – rotary or reciprocating?

Makita Cordless Handy Saw MUC101DZ

For wood within its applicable range, this one

Makita Cordless Reciprocating Saw 18V JR189DZ

Versatile and reliable! Can handle steel, wood, roots, and plastic – everything!

If you’re unsure, check this out~