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IronCleave

IronCleave™reciprocating saw

$149.99

  • Variable-speed trigger
  • Lever-actuated, tool-free blade clamp
  • Counterbalance mechanism at the handle
  • Takes an 18V battery, optional add-on

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  • Attach a charged 18V battery and lock a blade suited to wood, metal or demolition into the clamp.
  • Squeeze the variable-speed trigger and match your pace to the material.
  • Pull the lever to release the blade when you need to change it, insert the next blade, and continue cutting.
  • IronCleave Reciprocating Saw
  • 4 Reciprocating Saw Blades
  • Battery (Optional)
  • User Manual
  • Owners' Community Invitation

We offer free shipping on orders over $150. Once your order is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is 5 to 12 business days depending on your location — tracking is emailed as soon as it ships.

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Reciprocating Saw Features

Variable-Speed Trigger

The trigger responds to how far you squeeze it. Use a lighter pull for metal and a heavier pull for nailed lumber, matching the saw's pace to the material and blade.

Counterbalance Design

A counterbalance mechanism sits in the saw body to manage the back-and-forth motion at the handle. The body is balanced for one-handed control on overhead cuts.

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Lever Blade Clamp

A lever-actuated clamp holds the blade by its tang. Pull the lever to release a blade and insert another, with no tools. Use it to switch between wood and metal blades.

18V Battery and Blades

The saw uses an 18V battery, which is listed as optional in this package. It accepts standard reciprocating blades with a standard tang mount.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is cordless and runs on an 18V battery. With no cord to manage, it suits work on a ladder or around debris, such as pruning and light demolition.

Use a coarse wood blade for green branches, a fine-tooth metal blade for pipe, and a nail-embedded wood blade for framing lumber. The tool-free clamp makes it easy to switch between them.

A lever-actuated clamp grips the blade's tang. Insert the tang, release the lever until the blade is held, and give it a gentle tug to check that it is seated before you cut.

The battery is listed as optional, so check your order for it. The saw takes an 18V battery. Keep a spare charged if you plan a long session of demolition or metal cutting.

Choose a blade made for the material, such as a metal blade for pipe or a coarse blade for roots. Use the variable-speed trigger to control your pace, and hold the saw firmly.

The body is balanced for one-handed control during overhead pruning cuts. Keep a secure footing, use your free hand to steady yourself, and follow the safety guidance in the user manual.

Yes. The saw uses a standard tang mount and accepts standard reciprocating blades, not only the four that come with it. Pull the lever, insert the tang, and release.

It is a mechanism inside the saw body that works against the back-and-forth motion of the blade at the handle. It is part of the design for holding the saw steady during cuts.

A reciprocating saw such as IronCleave is used for demolition cuts, pruning branches, cutting metal pipe and cutting nail-embedded lumber, with the blade matched to the material and the variable-speed trigger set to the job.

The IronCleave cordless reciprocating saw ships with four saw blades and a user manual. The 18V battery is optional and available separately, and standard reciprocating blades also fit the tang mount.
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IronCleave: A Cordless Reciprocating Saw for Demo and Pruning

IronCleave is a reciprocating saw for demolition, pruning and general cutting in wood and metal. This cordless reciprocating saw takes an 18V battery, which is optional and sold separately, so it suits ladders, crawl spaces and debris-filled job sites where a cord would get in the way.

Often shortened to recip saw, the tool works as a battery operated reciprocating saw built around a variable-speed trigger. The user can ramp up for nailed lumber or ease off for metal cuts. An engineered counterbalance sits in the body, and the lightweight frame suits one-handed overhead cuts such as tree trimming.

Blades change with a lever-actuated clamp that grips the blade tang and needs no tools. The standard tang mount accepts standard blades from other makers. The box contains:

  • 4 saw blades for wood and metal
  • User manual
  • Battery (optional)

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