- Does it come with a battery?
- It is sold both as a bare tool and as a kit with battery and charger, so check which version you are buying. The bare tool needs an M18 18V battery.
- What can it cut?
- It handles metal pipe, conduit, threaded rod and embedded nails well, and wood up to moderate thickness. The short stroke makes it slower than a full-size saw in heavy material.
- How does it compare with a full-size Sawzall?
- It is lighter and easier to control one-handed, but has a shorter stroke and less power. Use it for tight spaces and keep a full-size saw for demolition.
- Is it good for plumbing and electrical work?
- Yes. The compact body, pivoting shoe and low vibration suit cutting pipe and conduit in tight spots, which is the main use owners report.
- What blades does it take?
- It uses standard reciprocating saw blades with a universal shank, so Milwaukee Sawzall blades and most other brands fit.
- Does it have variable speed?
- Yes, the trigger is variable speed up to 3,000 SPM, which helps with controlled starts on metal.
- Where is the 4933501112 cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $144.90, 27% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the 4933501112?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Tool Nut, Walmart, BenchmarkSupply.com, The Milwaukee Store, Home Depot.