Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #11176 in Home Improvement
• Brand: DeWALT
• Model: DW304PK
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 4.75" h x 10.88" w x 24.25" l, 12.75 pounds

Features

• The 4-position blade clamp provides flush cutting and increased versatility
• Features powerful 10 Amp motor designed for heavy-duty applications
• The lever-action keyless blade clamp aids in quick and easy blade changing
• Measures 17-1/2 inches long and weighs 7 pounds--backed by a manufacturer's 3-year warranty
• Included with saw: heavy-duty carrying case and an instruction manual

Amazon.com Product Description
The DeWalt DW304PK Heavy Duty 10 Amp Reciprocating Saw comes with a 4-position blade clamp for flush cutting and increased versatility. Key features include a powerful 10.0 Amp motor designed for heavy-duty applications and a lever-action keyless blade clamp for quick and easy blade changing. Capable of 0-2,800 strokes per minute and with a 1-1/8-inch stroke length for fast cutting, this saw comes with a variable speed trigger for improved control. This saw measures 17-1/2 inches long and weighs seven pounds. Backed by a manufacturer's 3-year warranty, this saw comes with a heavy-duty carrying case and an instruction manual.

From the Manufacturer
DEWALT DW304PK Heavy-Duty 10 Amp Reciprocating Saw

Customer Reviews

Excellent homeowner saw
This is a great saw for the homeowner. That having been said, I might as well get rid of the negatives first. The only real negatives I've seen are:

(a) It's made in Mexico. I don't have much of a problem with this, but it might be a little jolting to some to buy the DeWalt name, just to find out the tool was not made in the US.

(b) It doesn't seem as heavy-duty as the Sawzall models. If I were a working carpenter depending on this saw day in and day out, I'd probably buy the Milwaukee. But for the typical homeowner like me, this saw seems perfectly adequate.

The positives:

(a) It seems to be a solid, well-built machine.

(b) The four-way blade chuck is a very nice feature. It's very handy for cutting in different directions. I believe that seasoned carpenters wouldn't need this feature as often, as they are used to using their saws every which direction. But, again, for us homeowners it's great.

(c) The price-performance is excellent. You'd have to pay twice as much to get a Sawzall with the capability in the previous item. I love tools, but I can't justify the extra expense given that I'll only use it now and then.

(d) It weighs about the same as the equivalent Sawzall model, and less than the Sawzall that lets you cut in different directions.

As somebody else noted, it only comes with one blade (a metal cutting one). So make sure you buy at least one more blade. If you're new at using a recip saw as I was, I'd recommend just buying the standard short DeWalt wood-cutting blade until you get used to using the saw. After that, go buy a 12" blade. You'll need that long blade, for example, for building a deck: for cutting through the centers of 6x6 timbers, because your circular saw won't reach all the way to the center.

Excellent saw-very pleased
My first reciprocating saw...and a dandy for the average handyman who has often scratched his head and knuckles trying to figure out how in the world to make a particular cut. The Dewalt is sturdy, if a bit heavy. The power is adequate for everything I've encountered so far...wood, steel, etc. Nothing cleaver to learn how to use, no wrenches or screws to misplace when changing blades, just straightforward cutting. the drop-in blade clamp is simple and effective. It makes changing blades fast and certain. Dewalt only send one blade with the saw and it's a metal cutting blade, so to keep up with chores involving wood, you need to pick-up a variety pack of blades at the local hardware store. This saw is everything I would expect.

Does the Job
I've owned this saw a couple years now. It's done everything I asked it to do, it's had enough power to handle anything I've thrown at it, blade changing is a snap, it's a great tool, and very durable.

People keep comparing this to a Milwaukee, IMO generally speaking Dewalt tools are not as well made as Milwaukee, but you didn't pay a Milwaukee price for this saw either, y'all get what you pay for. Yes, I have a Milwaukee sawzall which I believe is better, but this Dewalt does something the Milwaukee doesn't, the 4 blade positioning comes in extremely handy especially when needing to make flush floor cuts.

I like this saw, glad I bought it, and recommend it to anyone.