- Powerful 12-amp motor delivers 0-3,000 SPM for high performance cutting in a variety of materials
- 1-1/8-inch stroke length provides maximum cutting speed
- Gear protecting clutch extends gear and motor life by absorbing high-impact forces caused by blade lock-ups
- Counter-weighted mechanism provides reduced vibration for smoother operation
- QUIK-LOK blade clamp provides fast, tool-free blade changes
The 6519-31 Sawzall Recip Saw delivers best in class cut speed, durability and power with 0-3,000 strokes per minute, a 1-1/8-Inch stroke length and a 12 Amp motor. The gear protecting clutch extends gear and motor life by absorbing high impact forces and a QUIK-LOK blade clamp offers fast tool-free blade changes. To provide greater user comfort, a counter weighted mechanism reduces vibration for smoother operation and a redesigned front grip area provides best in class ergonomics. Note that product package does not include blade. Blades are sold separately.
By LakeKids
Milwaukee wrote the book on Sawzalls, and this new one continues the legend. I looked at all the models both here on Amazon and on the factory site. I will be using it for home projects so I didn't feel I need either maximum power or orbital action. I have used it on two different projects-pruning and beam cutting and I'm totally satisfied! I needed to flush cut the end of a 4"x6" beam in a difficult spot. It cut through like butter, and at the end of the cut which ended at a projecting eave, I could feather the switch and just cut the beam without damaging the eave. I think the orbital action would not have made that possible-to much bouncing around. I've also used it for heavy pruning and with the ability to get the blade into tight places makes all the difference! It sure has all the power I'll ever need, and it's not quite as heavy as the 15amp model. If you don't need it for heavy demo or construction I think you'll be happy! Added bonus-MADE IN USA!!
By D. Horvath
When it comes to reciprocating saws, I have tried most brands during my construction career,and Milwaukee remains the hallmark of the bunch. I ordered this updated 12A model, and I am in love with it. Plenty of power, great cord, awesome ergonomics, and probally one of the last brands of reciprocating saws to be assembled in the USA. The problem was deciding on whether to choose the 3/4 or the 1-1/8 stroke length. In tight spots the shorter is nice, because these tools can beat you up between dimension lumber. I ordered the longer stroke, giving a wide wear band on blades and cutting faster, accepting that their will be a time or two that I get in situation where I'll end up bloodying a knuckle or two and bending or snapping a blade. This kit does not come with a free blade, but I think Milwaukee is wise to keep the price competitive by limiting give away blades. Most guys that buy Milwaukee have at least few blades laying around -if not order an assortment with the tool and enjoy the free shipping. Milwaukee -thank you for manufacturing the best.
By Joseph Dobbs
I bought the 12 amp version because it was made in the US and of its reputation with tradesman. I recently demolished a 2500 square foot two story house using crowbars and this saw. I used it to cut cast iron pipes, sections of roofing 4 inches thick, and everything from 2x4s up to a box sill 8 inches thick. It handled everything I could throw at it and some stuff the saw was probably not designed for. The quick change blade holder really came in handy when I was 40 feet in the air cutting a roof apart. Just a fantastic tool and I will recommend it without reservation.
By Freakonforfatty
Recently got this tool, after countless recomendations from friends, family and my own research (internet review, etc). For $99 this is an awesome deal. The saw has the power for house projects and much more, I built some cabinets and a deck, this tool was by my side the whole time. A+
The blad can be installed right side up or upside down, the trigger is sturdy enough to keep you from accidentally going full speed. There's no variable speed knob, you simply use the trigger, the softer the squeeze, the less power and vice versa.
Here's what you get: 1 Saw of course, intructions, that's it. It comes in a nice hard case, which doesn't have much room for other tools or PPE.
I didn't notice any issues, no over heating, etc. Make sure you follow the instructions carefully and you should be fine. Nothing much to say, I'm not a professional builder, but I can handle my own, so if you are just like me, a regular guy, this tool will be more than enough.
By the way, I bought these Milwaukee 49-22-1129 12-Piece Ultimate Demolition Sawzall Blade Set and they work great. I only used one wood and one metal for my entire project!
The blad can be installed right side up or upside down, the trigger is sturdy enough to keep you from accidentally going full speed. There's no variable speed knob, you simply use the trigger, the softer the squeeze, the less power and vice versa.
Here's what you get: 1 Saw of course, intructions, that's it. It comes in a nice hard case, which doesn't have much room for other tools or PPE.
I didn't notice any issues, no over heating, etc. Make sure you follow the instructions carefully and you should be fine. Nothing much to say, I'm not a professional builder, but I can handle my own, so if you are just like me, a regular guy, this tool will be more than enough.
By the way, I bought these Milwaukee 49-22-1129 12-Piece Ultimate Demolition Sawzall Blade Set and they work great. I only used one wood and one metal for my entire project!
By Marcos Gonzalez
I take this Sawzall to work everyday (construction worker) and it always takes a beating and asks for more. The saw is best in class and deserves 5 stars. Good job Milwaukee.
By BradV
I picked one of these up at the local orange store because I needed to do some tree pruning and light demolition. Though the smallest Sawzall by amperage, its got enough power to tackle anything around the home or farm. If you are a professional tradesmen, I would spring for the Super Sawzall or the cordless 28v. I researched and thought about going bigger but I now know I definitely didn't need to.
By big boots
This is my 3rd sawzall I purchased for my construction co. and this one is the best.
I also purchased several sawzall blades(the ax and also the heavy duty blades for
remodeling.This sawzall with the 1 and 1/8" stroke is absolutely the best.
I also purchased several sawzall blades(the ax and also the heavy duty blades for
remodeling.This sawzall with the 1 and 1/8" stroke is absolutely the best.
By A&A M.
Solid tool all around. Rugged feel and case, beefy cord. Easy quick locking mechcanism for blades. Makes really short work of 2X6's and 1/2" plywood. Comes with only a couple blades, but luckily for around 30$ shipped you can get a big Milwaukee blade kit on Amazon as well. A great value at the Amazon price.
By Amazon Customer
I use my Sawzall whenever there is something I need torn down.
The Multiple types of blades made cutting through anything a breeze.
There are 2 things I will say as a precaution:
1) Wear gloves. I know this may sound obvious, but I know people that didn't, and their hands had blisters for a couple of weeks.
2) The paint on the blades comes off very easy, so sort them to know which ones will work on what materials before you use them.
Other than that, I would highly recommend this to anyone needing to cut through pretty much anything.
The Multiple types of blades made cutting through anything a breeze.
There are 2 things I will say as a precaution:
1) Wear gloves. I know this may sound obvious, but I know people that didn't, and their hands had blisters for a couple of weeks.
2) The paint on the blades comes off very easy, so sort them to know which ones will work on what materials before you use them.
Other than that, I would highly recommend this to anyone needing to cut through pretty much anything.
By Old School
I don't need to go into the features of this simple tool because anyone thinking of buying one already knows how versatile it is or, if they don't, just read the product description and other reviews. All I will say is that this is how all power tools should be made. It's a serious tool for serious, heavy-duty work.
Some might quibble with the use of plastic but modern high-impact plastics are, in many ways, better than metals, especially aluminum and other alloys. I have seen many broken metal power tools but I don't recall every seeing a broken tool with plastic housings, etc. Also, using plastics (properly) allows for double insulated tools that are safer.
This tool is proof that Milwaukee is in the business of making serious tools for day in and day out heavy duty work unlike some of the cheap tools out there.
The case is very nice too. I also really like the blade lock system. I only wish my old saber saws had such a system instead of the two screws you have to mess with.
I have been a tool freak for 46 years of my 62 years and I really appreciate fine tools and this saw is truly a fine tool.
Some might quibble with the use of plastic but modern high-impact plastics are, in many ways, better than metals, especially aluminum and other alloys. I have seen many broken metal power tools but I don't recall every seeing a broken tool with plastic housings, etc. Also, using plastics (properly) allows for double insulated tools that are safer.
This tool is proof that Milwaukee is in the business of making serious tools for day in and day out heavy duty work unlike some of the cheap tools out there.
The case is very nice too. I also really like the blade lock system. I only wish my old saber saws had such a system instead of the two screws you have to mess with.
I have been a tool freak for 46 years of my 62 years and I really appreciate fine tools and this saw is truly a fine tool.
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