DeWalt’s DCS378B 20V mid-size bandsaw has a 3 3/8-in. cut capacity. There is an integrated blade guard to protect from unwanted blade contact and keep the saw clean for durability and blade life. It features a built-in LED for visibility, and there is an attachment point to use a lanyard to tether the tool.

Makita’s 40V max XGT reciprocating saw features lower vibration and a refined crank mechanism design engineered to minimize blade deflection and reduce vibration. It features an orbital action setting for more aggressive cuts in wood. It has a metal reinforced gear shaft and self-lubricating slider for durability.

DeWalt’s DWHT20547 5-in-1 multifunction hand saw has a 45- or 90-degree blade angle used for standard and flush cuts. High tension securely holds the blade up to 330 lbs. It has a low profile for cutting in tight spaces, and a long-reach blade attaches to the front frame.

DeWalt’s DWE7470 10-in. table saw features an 1,800W motor for smooth cuts. The right telescoping extension table provides extra support, and there is onboard storage for rip fence, miter gauge and push stick. There is overload protection for extra safety.

DeWalt’s DCS368B20V Max brushless, cordless reciprocating saw enables users to maintain productivity with a keyless lever-action blade clamp. A bright LED is attached for increased visibility for continued work in dark spaces.

Jameson Tools’ JT-CT-01810 6-in. insulated mini hacksaw is suitable for working on live or close to live parts at nominal voltages up to 1,000V. It is designed for use in confined spaces in a variety of utility and electrical applications. It can withstand temperatures between –40°F and 158°F.

Bosch’s Profactor 18V Surgeon 7¼-in. single-bevel slide miter saw makes 3¾-in. nested crown cuts and 8¼-in. crosscuts. It features an easy-to-read scale with detents at common angles, and the dust chute and bag provide dust collection. The fence design supports taller material for accurate cuts. It’s easily portable at 26 lbs.

Makita’s GRJ01Z 40V brushless, cordless reciprocating saw features 1¼-in. stroke length that increases cutting efficiency. The refined crank mechanism design minimizes blade deflection and reduces vibration. There is a two-finger variable-speed trigger, electric brake, built-in LED light and a toolless blade change for faster blade installation and removal.

Hilti’s cordless SR 2-A12 12V reciprocating saw is designed to fit in hard-to-reach places. It can be used with one hand, especially when working overhead. The keyless blade clamps minimize the time users spend changing blades.

Diablo Tools’ 1¼-in. Starlock carbide oscillating blade features a curved contact edge for plunge cuts with less vibration. It is designed for general-purpose cuts such as nail-embedded wood, clean wood, metal and plastics.

Metabo-HPT’s C10RJ(S) 10-in. table saw with fold-and-roll stand features a 15A motor with 4,500 rpm. It can produce a 31/8-in. cut at 90 degrees and 2¼-in. cut at 45 degrees. It is designed for rip-sawing and cross-cutting of ordinary wood, hardwood, plywood and composite wood materials.

Diablo Tools’ 6-in. blade features 12 TPI tooth geometry. It cuts out rework, producing clean, smooth cuts, with enhanced carbide-to-blade connection for extreme impact resistance. The 1-in. oversized blade body provides stability and rigidity required for straighter cuts with less vibration. It is available in 6- and 9-in lengths.

Metabo-HPT’s CR18DAQ4 one-handed subcompact reciprocating saw delivers a no-load speed of up to 3,200 strokes per minute. It can be used as either a reciprocating saw blade or T-hank jigsaw blade to suit a variety of applications. It features an LED light.

Ridgid’s R32104 Thrucool 7¼-in. worm drive saw motor technology allows air to flow through the center of the motor and out the sides for cooling. There is a sky hook for storage, and the cast aluminum base is engineered for durability. The protected cord relief durable cover extends cord life, and there is a visible oil sight to check oil for maintenance.

DeWalt’s DCS386B 20V brushless, cordless, reciprocating saw has a 11/8-in. stroke length and a fast cutting speed. The 0–3,000 strokes-per-minute provides blade control. There is a keyless lever-action blade clamp for quick blade changes.

Diablo’s Steel Demon 12 teeth-per-inch, conduit carbide, reciprocating saw blade is designed for thin metal cutting applications. The 1-in. oversized blade body provides stability and rigidity for straighter cuts with less vibration. It features an enhanced carbide-tip-to-blade connection to handle extreme impact resistance in thin metals. It features a nonstick coating for less gumming and friction.

Makita’s JR3051T reciprocating saw is powered by a 12A motor with electronic speed control to maintain constant speed under load. It features a tool hook for when not in use, a soft grip and handle for increased comfort and a large two-finger trigger. The durable body design keeps dust and debris away from the motor, with rubber and felt seals to keep dust and water out.

Metabo-HPT’s Ripmax 7¼-in. pro circular saw features a 15A motor and a 6,800 rpm no-load speed. The dust blower clears dust and debris. It has a stamped aluminum base with reinforced ribbing and an easy-to-grasp slim handle. An easily accessible bevel adjustment lever allows for 0–55 degree bevel cuts with positive stops at 0, 45 and 55 degrees.

DeWalt’s 20V Max 6½-in. cordless circular saw features a brushless motor that delivers 4,950 rpm. The tool-free depth and bevel adjustments provide a max depth of cut of 21/8 in. at 90 degrees along with a max bevel of 50 degrees. It is equipped with a built-in rafter hook, bright LED and optional dust chute.

Metabo HPT’s 36V CB3612DA MultiVolt deep cut band saw is designed for cuts up to up to 43/4-in. deep through materials such as conduit, steel pipes, fencing and more. It has a cutting speed of 640 ft./min. It features a brushless motor and bimetal blade. It includes an LED light for visibility and a pivoting hook for when it is not in use.

Southwire Tools’ electrician’s hack saw is an integrated hand saw is adjustable for flush cutting. The extra blade is stored in the frame, and the blades can be adjusted to 55-degree angles for flush cutting. It features a cushioned ergonomic grip for control and comfort.

Hilti’s SJT 6-A22 22V cordless jig saw is designed with a barrel T-grip for curved cuts above or below the work surface. It features a slim grip for control and easy handling when working from above or below. The LED light, dust blower and blade guidance provide a clear line of sight for precise cuts. It cuts and trims a variety of materials.

Bosch’s GCB18V-2N 18V compact band saw is designed to make cuts in tight spaces, corners and overhead. It has a cut rate of 530 surface ft./min. It accommodates most common-size materials with cuts up to 21/2 in. on a single pass. It featured a centered handle, an enhanced soft-grip main handle and an LED light.

Ridgid’s 18V SubCompact 3 in. multimaterial saw is designed for one-handed use and has a brushless motor. The adjustable wire depth guide is included to increase stability and level cuts. It features a variable speed trigger for speed customization.

Hilti’s DSH 600-X cut-off saw features a top-handle design for a lighter weight. The blade stops in less than 10 seconds and has a cutting depth up to 43/4-in. with 12-in. blades. It is designed for wet and dry operations.

DeWalt's DWHT20544 15-in. hand saw features a three sided tooth design and induction-hardened teeth that stay sharp. There are eight teeth per inch, and the handle is made out of plastic and rubber.

Hilti’s SCW 22-A 22V cordless circular saw features a maximum cutting depth of 57 mm and a blade diameter of 61/2 in. The rapid blade stop and dust extraction is designed for safety. It is lightweight to make it more versatile and less tiring to use in any position.

Makita’s XBP03Z 18V lithium‑ion cordless compact band saw features a 21/2-in. cutting capacity and is ideal for cutting conduit, copper pipe, threaded rod and more. The exterior blade adjustment provides accurate blade-tracking for
cutting performance.

Jameson’s HS-11TE-SO hand saw features an ergonomic, orange handle and a compact straight blade for controlled cutting. The blade is a hard-chrome plated with impulse hardened teeth for a long life. The tri-cut edges provide a quick and clean cut. The blade is 11 in. and features an soft grip handle. It features a tooth pitch of 8 points per inch, and it cuts on a pull stroke.

DeWalt’s Flexvolt 15A and 60V max cordless saw uses a 71/4-in. circular blade with a maximum bevel capacity of 57 degrees with bevel stops at 22.5 and 45 degrees. It features an LED for increased visibility and cut accuracy and an integrated rafter hook for storage. It has a brushless motor and a top handle with an electronic brake to stop the blade after the trigger is released

Milwaukee Tool’s compact band saw features a LED work light, a variable speed trigger and a tool-free locking adjustable shoe. It also has a rafter hook for easy storage between cuts. The pipe-reamer attachment provides users with the ability to cut and ream with one tool, has tool-free installation and can ream ½-, ¾- and 1-in. conduit. 

Metabo-HPT’s 36V multiVolt reciprocating saw has corded and cordless options. It can make about 100 cross cuts per charge. There is an orbital action for faster cutting through wood during demolition or other applications. The upper and lower counterweight gears spin in opposite directions to balance out inertia force, resulting in significant vibration reduction. It features an LED light and a nonslip soft grip.

DeWalt’s 12V cordless reciprocating saw is optimized for one-handed use across a wide range of cutting applications. The brushless motor delivers up to 2,800 spm combined with a 5/8 in. stroke length. It is equipped with an LED for increased visibility along with a variable-speed trigger for added control.

Jameson’s JT-CT-01820 insulated hacksaw is rated for 1,000V for working live or close to live parts. It is cut-, abrasion- and impact-resistant and operates in temperatures between –40°F and 158°F. It is designed for use in utility, electrical and telecommunication applications.

Spyder’s reciprocating saw blade plunges without pilot holes and cuts in both directions without needing to flip the saw over. It is double-sided and cuts three ways. It is made of 8% cobalt, and the rounded tip makes plunge cuts easy. It cuts wood with nails, pipe, sheet metal and more. It fits all reciprocating saws.

Lenox Metal Max combo wheel is designed with an extra layer of brazed diamonds on the top and bottom of the rim that enabls users to cut, lightly grind and deburr. It cleans the cuts without users needing another tool.

Metabo HPT’s 7 1/4-in. cordless/corded MultiVolt slide miter saw reduces vibration and the four point ball contact on the sliding rail ensures cuts are accurate and smooth. The sliding arm moves along fixed rails so the saw sits nearly flush against a wall without compromising the range of movement. The speed control modifies the cutting speed and torque during the cut.

Hilti’s 36V SR 30-A36 reciprocating saw is designed for heavy-duty demolition and cutting to length with minimal vibration and advanced ergonomics. It produces 2,800 strokes per minute and features a brushless motor and creates a near-dustless operation. It is designed to give a firm grip for slicing through tough metal, wood and construction materials.

Metabo HPT’s 18V lithium-ion saw features a splinter guard and a dust-collection adapter. The LED light illuminates the cutting path, and the D-shaped handle provides a comfortable grip.

Dewalt’s FlexVolt 60V Max 7 1/4-in. worm-drive-style saw has a magnesium shoe, brushless motor, rafter hook and an electronic brake that helps stop the blade after the trigger is released. It has a bevel capacity of 53 degrees with stops at 45 and 22.5 degrees. 


Magnepull's single-gang, Q-bit cut-in saw for multitools is 2³/₈ in. wide and 3³/₄ in. tall. It fits most multitools, turning them into a square saw blade for cutting into drywall. It is designed to not cut wires. It is intended to produce less dust and leave cleaner edges than traditional drywall saws.