[TheForge] reciprocating saw blades etc.

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They are used by flooring installers who often have to "raise" door 
jambs.  Stores that cater to flooring contractors should carry them.    
I have never bought one of the powered  variety.    Fein makes a useful 
saw that I have borrowed and used before.  It looks like a circular saw 
blade, but actually recipricates.  It can be found at:
 http://www.feinus.com/multimaster/newimages/newcutting.htm

I have also seen the large linear recipricating models made by skil and 
others that look like a regular hand saw with an electric motor.  The 
problem with these is getting them into tight areas.     Lowes and other 
home centers sell an 8inch flush cut handsaw for about $15 as well.

Charles


Terry L. Ridder wrote:

>hello;
>
>i have seen these but for the life of me i can not
>find where i saw them. perhaps, someone has seen them
>and provide a pointer.
>
>right-angle reciporcating saw blades == the blade is
>at a 90 angle to the saw as opposed to the standard
>reciprocating saw blade which is inline with the saw.
>
>4.5 inch circular saw blade for a 4.5 inch angle grinder.
>used to cut through wood flush with a wall.
>
>either one will work for where i need it.
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