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Saw Adapter Set
- Regular price
- €11.99
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€16.99 - Sale price
- €11.99
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Expand the functionality of an electric drill into a cutting tool with this multifunction reciprocating saw adapter set. The steel chuck allows quick blade changes by simple rotation, without disassembly. An ergonomic handle keeps work comfortable during extended use. Constructed from durable materials, it delivers high efficiency and helps save time and effort.
It includes three saw blades for cutting wood, steel pipe, and plastics, making it suitable for a wide range of tasks. Compatible with all electric drills, this adapter turns one machine into multiple tools for versatile cutting.
Key Features
| Power Supply Type | rechargeable - lithium technology |
| Maximum Bit Diameter | 10 mm |
| Power Supply | 220 V |
| Voltage Range | AC single phase and DC 50V and below |
| Package Size | 16 x 11 x 6 cm |
| Chuck Material | Steel |
| Compatibility | All electric drills |
| Number of Saw Blades | 3 |
| Included Components | Adapter and 3 saw blades |
Highlights
- Steel saw blade chuck allows for quick blade replacement by rotation without disassembly; secure installation.
- Multifunction reciprocating saw adapter set features an ergonomic handle for comfort during use.
- Constructed from high-quality materials for durability and efficiency.
- Compatible with all electric drills.
- Includes three types of saw blades for cutting various materials, including wood, steel pipe, and plastics.
Compatibility
Compatible with all electric drills.
How to use
Attach the adapter to an electric drill. Rotate the steel saw blade chuck to change blades quickly without disassembly.
What's included
- Reciprocating saw adapter
- 3 saw blades for wood, steel pipe, and plastics
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