Reciprocating saw Fieldmann FDPO 200711-E — 710 W, 2800 spm, 2 cm stroke, 115 mm wood cut

Fieldmann FDPO 200711-E is a corded reciprocating saw with 710 W input power and a maximum speed of 2800 strokes per minute. The tool offers a 20 mm stroke length and a cutting depth in wood up to 115 mm, making it suitable for demolition, pruning and rough cutting tasks in wood and metal. The saw is designed for mains operation on 230–240 V AC and weighs approximately 2 kg. Two blades are included: one for wood and one for metal, allowing immediate use for common cutting jobs.

Advantages

The compact, lightweight design provides good handling for overhead and vertical cuts while the 710 W motor delivers sufficient power for cutting through wood, plastic and metal in typical renovation and DIY jobs. A stroke rate up to 2800 spm and a 20 mm stroke length balance cutting speed and control. The package includes both metal and wood blades so tasks can begin without additional purchases.

Suitable for

• Demolition and rough dismantling of structures
• Pruning and cutting of branches and timber
• Cut-outs in wooden floors and carpentry adjustments
• Cutting metal profiles, pipes and sheets for renovation work
• On-site repairs and general DIY tasks requiring a reciprocating saw

Key specifications

• Power input: 710 W
• Stroke rate: up to 2800 strokes per minute
• Stroke length: 20 mm
• Maximum wood cutting depth: 115 mm
• Power supply: 230–240 V AC mains
• Approximate weight: 2 kg
• Includes: one wood cutting blade and one metal cutting blade

How to use

Connect the saw to a suitable 230–240 V AC outlet and ensure the workpiece is secured before starting. Select and fit the appropriate blade for the material, following the tool’s blade-change procedure, and hold the saw with both hands for stable guiding. Start cutting with steady, controlled pressure—let the saw’s stroke and blade do the work rather than forcing the tool. For deeper or longer cuts, proceed in stages and maintain a clear view of the cut line. After use, disconnect from the mains and store the saw and blades in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, gloves and hearing protection. For metal cutting, use the supplied metal blade and reduce feed speed to avoid overheating; for wood, use the wood blade and ensure clamps hold the material to reduce vibration and improve cut accuracy.