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05-12-03, 10:32 AM

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Reciprocating Saw Guides

Does anyone know of any good guides (use/care) for reciprocating saws?

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05-12-03, 05:34 PM

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See if this helps:http://www.internationaltool.com/toolgurujune.htm

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