Bosch GSA18V-125N-RT 18V EC Brushless 1-1/4 in.-Stroke Multi-Grip Reciprocating Saw (Tool Only) Manufacturer Refurbished

Manufacturer Refurbished This Manufacturer Refurbished product is classified as Grade A. It has been refurbished directly by the manufacturer, tested and certified to work and look like new, with minimal to no signs of wear, and is being sold by a specialized third-party seller approved by Target. The product is backed by a minimum 90-day warranty, and may arrive in a generic brown or white box. Accessories may be generic and not directly from the manufacturer. The Bosch GSA18V-125N-RT EC Brushless 1.25 in.-Stroke Multi-Grip Reciprocating Saw is the first cordless recip saw with orbital and non-orbital sawing action for superior cutting in materials from wood to metal. It is engineered to be the most effective 18V demolition recip saw available. With an innovative and easy-to-handle angled-motor design, it has extremely versatile ergonomic multi-position grip areas with soft-grip. The enhanced EC Brushless 18V motor provides improved runtime over previous-gen 18V motors. It features 0-2,500 strokes per minute at 1.25 in. per stroke. The adjustable footplate enables control of the cutting depth and use of a wide array of the blade's teeth. It has Vibration Control counterbalance technology, a long, easily reachable variable-speed trigger switch for accurate start of the cut and a speed dial to set max cut speed. Its toolless blade-change system allows easy blade installation, and it has a hanging hook and double LED light. Balanced easy-handling design featuring an angled-motor design, 19.0 in. length and 7.7 lbs. (tool only, without battery) weight 3 Orbital settings (0-1-2) allow optimized cutting in all types of materials Powerful 18V EC Brushless motor delivers efficient, next-gen corded-like power and enhanced runtime Versatile large ergonomic handle with soft-grip designed to deliver user comfort in typical and difficult positions Optimized performance produces 0-2,500 strokes per minute at 1.25 in. per stroke.