Reciprocating saw Fieldmann FDPO 201050-E — 1050 W, cutting depth wood 115 mm, metal 60 mm, 230 V

Fieldmann FDPO 201050-E is a corded reciprocating saw with 1050 W input power and 230 V AC supply designed for demolition and rough cutting tasks. The saw delivers a cutting depth of up to 115 mm in wood and 60 mm in metal profiles or pipes. Weighing approximately 3 kg, it comes supplied with both wood and metal blades, a rotating handle with three positions and a switch that allows continuous operation for extended cutting jobs.

Advantages

The tool offers a robust 1050 W motor that supports cutting through wood, plastic and metal within the specified capacities. Its tool-free quick-action chuck enables fast blade changes on site, and the ergonomic handle with soft grip and 180° rotation improves control and accessibility when cutting in confined or awkward positions. Adjustable stroke rate provides better control over different materials and cutting tasks.

Suitable for

• Demolition and rough cutting of wood elements such as beams, planks and floor cut-outs
• Cutting metal profiles and pipes for renovation and plumbing work
• Site work where a corded power supply is available and continuous operation is required
• General DIY and professional tasks that require a reliable reciprocating saw with exchangeable blades

Key specifications

• Input power: 1050 W
• Voltage: 230 V AC
• Cutting depth in wood: up to 115 mm
• Cutting depth in metal: up to 60 mm (profiles, pipes)
• Blade attachment: quick-action tool-free chuck for saw blades
• Adjustable stroke rate for material-adapted cutting
• Handle: ergonomic with soft grip, rotatable (three positions, 180°)
• Weight: approximately 3 kg

How to use

Fit the appropriate blade (wood or metal) into the tool-free chuck and secure it according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Connect the saw to a 230 V AC power supply and set the stroke rate suitable for the material to be cut. Hold the saw with both hands, position the blade on the cutting line and start the tool; for extended cuts engage the continuous operation switch if required. Support the workpiece securely and proceed with steady, even pressure—do not force the blade. After finishing, release the switch, allow the blade to stop, disconnect from the mains and change or store blades as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye and ear protection, gloves and dust mask. Ensure stable support for the workpiece, avoid binding the blade and select the correct blade type and stroke rate for the material. Keep the power cable clear of the cutting area and follow local electrical safety rules when using a corded tool.