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Sep 05 2008

Milwaukee 48-08-0401 Quik-Lok Job Saw

Posted by: Mr. Best Saw in Milwaukee, Saw

Milwaukee 48 08 0401 Quik Lok Job Saw Milwaukee 48-08-0401 Quik-Lok Job Saw Milwaukee 48-08-0401 Quik-Lok Job SawSince its founding in 1924, Milwaukee has focused on a single vision: to produce the best heavy-duty electric power tools and accessories available to professional user. Today, the Milwaukee name stands for the highest quality, durable and reliable professional tools money can buy.This quick, convenient, versatile hand tool cuts, scrapes and files. It accepts any 1/2 in. tang universal reciprocating saw blade. The heavy duty steel Quik-Lok? clamp, the same durable system used on Milwaukee Quik-Lok? Sawzall? reciprocating saws, allows you to change attachments with a twist of the thumb and index finger. No tools are required. The Job Saw is ergonomically designed for comfort and includes a “soft-grip” handle. It has a threaded end for attaching to standard thread extension poles for high out of reach applications such as pruning tree branches. A convenient hanger hole allows you to store on hook in your workshop. Includes the Job Saw and one Sawzall? blade.Milwaukee 48-08-0401 Quik-Lok Job Saw Features:; Quik-Lok Blade Clamp - no tools needed to change blades; Comfortable Tactile, Soft Grip Handle ergonomically designed for prolonged cutting in any direction; Versatile - Accepts any 1/2 in universal tang reciprocating saw blade; Threaded end for attaching to standard extension pole
Customer Review: The Hand Job
There I was, looking around on Amazon for nothing in particular, and up pops this little baby. My boss (construction and demo) has a similar thing, but it’s old and rickety and has a manual mechanism for locking the blades.

This thing has a nice weight to it, the nifty Quick-Lok Milwaukee key, and works quite well for small cuts in tight places, or for finishing the Sawzall cut when you want to avoid slicing into the electricity.

The handle has the ability to screw in a broom handle, but I think that’d be kind of silly unless you loan the tool to your grandpa so he can cut that sprig off his apple tree in the back yard.

This is one of those tools where the boss quietly looks at it without saying anything, and you know he secretly wants to hold it and have one for himself.

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