Chicago Pneumatic CP7900 Heavy Duty Reciprocating Air Saw

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  • Power at 10,000 strokes per minute allows you to quickly cut through material with ease
  • Adjustable guard
  • Ergonomic design for comfort and easy handling and muffler work
  • Includes (1) each replacement blades: 18T, 28T, 32T
  • Economical tool for body, exhaust and muffler work

Power at 10,000 strokes per minute allows you to cut through material with ease Adjustable guard/guide allows operator to set depth of cut Ergonomic design for comfort and easy handling and muffler work Includes (1) each replacement blades: 18T, 28T, 32T Economical tool for body, exhaust and muffler work … more >>

Rating: 4 5 Chicago Pneumatic CP7900 Heavy Duty Reciprocating Air Saw (out of 2 reviews)

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  1. Review by consumer X for Chicago Pneumatic CP7900 Heavy Duty Reciprocating Air Saw
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    I bought this for adding fender flares to my 72 Porsche as a winter project. The saw is from a well respected company and is well built. The operation is smooth and efficient. There were three CP blades in the box. They hold up very well however will expire eventually. Finding replacements at a fair price was a bit of a challenge… Had to order online, which is ok, just something to know… The blade attaches by two set screws turned using a small allen key. This is effective and positive, though not so easy as a slip collar such as on a larger sawz-all. All in all, It did the job for me quite well and looks as if it will last a lifetime with care.

  2. Review by D. Grayson for Chicago Pneumatic CP7900 Heavy Duty Reciprocating Air Saw
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    I ordered this product with a very specific job in mind. I’d been looking for a way to cut baseboard and shoe molding in place beside using the “other” pricey tool, to save time on some interior trim upgrades I’m doing in my home. A mini recip saw seemed like a pretty good approach to the problem. As it turns out, this tool does a FINE job (pun intended) just as planned. It is small and light has a short, controllable stroke and runs long enough on my 3gal compressor to make a full cut before the compressor cycles. With a little practice, I was cleanly buzzing right through my molding cuts. The results are not chop saw clean, but with a little care, they can be very good enough. Can’t speak for service life. But, with this saw, I was able to do exactly what I was hoping. Excellent tool.

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