General 86014 The Quad Saw/Driver 14 Pc, Price/EA

The ergonomics of the handle, especially when angled, are great. I work in HVAC and the incorporation of both saw and driver i great....as is the ability to store all the bits neatly in the handle so it isn't one more thing loose in my tool belt.

Hi, I'm a perfectionist when it comes to finding the right tool for the job. I'm an electrician and frequently need to cut precise holes in walls, usually cement like plaster, not just drywall, as most of the houses I work on were built in the '50s and earlier. This was about the fourth product that I've tried, and it works perfectly. For me the two most important features are that you can replace the blades with standard recip saw blades, and that the handle can be bent to provide better ergonomics when using it. Plus having a unit that is rugged and holds up to the demands of cutting through hard plaster and occasionally lathe strips is important too.This saw works wonderfully. The twist lock mechanism that locks the blade in was getting a bit sticky, but I know that i could have used some WD-40 if it got too bad and that would have fixed it up, as there isn't much that WD-40 won't unstick.I lost track of my original unit on a jobsite just two days ago and feel bereft without it. I won't even buy anything else to use temporarily until this arrives because I haven't seen anything at the local hardware stores that even begin to compare. I'll lug out my recip saw in place of this until the new one arrives.Definitely worth every penny!UPDATE:Broke after 18 months. I use this thing about once a week, so not heavily used. After searching around for any other options, I ordered another one as soon as the old one broke. There seems to be no real competition on the market, so I'm not going to lose sleep if I have to replace this once in a while. There are some folding hole saws out there that also use recip saw blades, but if those things break the blade could close on your fingers, which cannot happen with this particular style.

This is the second one of these I have owned and cannot do without it. Many uses. I lost my tool box recently that it was in and just had to have another one.

This is one handy tool. Different screw tip bits is held in the cap, easy to get to. Has a place inside of the pouch to store sawzall blades. The handle can be locked on the straight position or at an angle. I use this tool a lot.

This amazing tool sells for something like $9.99 and includes that much in blades and bits. The handle is pretty impressive, too. It is sturdy, holds the blades ok as long as you keep knocking the drywall dust out.Comes with a very handy belt-mountable case for the handle, the driver-adapter, and all your blades (the case accommodates 6 blades, and the handle uses standard sawzall blades -- I refilled my setup 3 or 4 times before I finally lost the tool -- and immediately bought a replacement!). The quick-change blade-lock makes this tool great for an electrician, cutting holes in drywall, plaster, lathe, baseboard each with different blades, all on the same job -- sometimes all for the same outlet location!More important than interchangeable blades is that the blade comes off to shrink the length of the tool (some hand-saws don't fold up).