Why Use a Sabre Saw?

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Summary: Find out what are the uses of a sabre saw from a construction expert in this free power tools video.

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Ed Reyes Owner of Master Builders LLC, Ed Reyes has over 30 years experience in construction, contracting, and home improvement. read more

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Why Use a Sabre Saw?

Hi! My name is Ed Reyes with Master Builders from Tampa, Florida and I am going to show you how to use the proper use of a sabre saw. Now when you are going to cut a piece of wood with this machine, we always recommend safety first, wear your safety glasses. So put your safety glasses on first and make sure that they are clean. We've scratched out a piece of wood here that is going to fit. Let's just say that this goes up a piece of molding and we want to fit it to about smooth and that's what that molding looks like. When we take our sabre saw and you start slow. we will cut right on that line. There's your piece of trim that will fit right up against the one you marked. You can cut at any angle and at any smoothness. You will notice it is a very clean cut because I used a very sharp mini tooth blade. That is the proper way to use a sabre saw.