Reciprocating Saw No name MN-91-147 — 18V, 150 mm blade, 20 mm stroke

Handheld reciprocating saw No name MN-91-147 is powered by an 18V system and accepts compatible 18V batteries. Fitted with a 150 mm cutting blade and a 20 mm stroke, this compact saw is designed for demolition, pruning and general cutting tasks in wood, plastic and light metal profiles. Its compact form factor enables one-handed control for work in confined spaces and during renovation or DIY projects.

Advantages

The 18V power system provides cordless mobility while remaining compatible with standard 18V batteries. The 150 mm blade length and 20 mm stroke balance cutting reach and compact handling, allowing precise cuts in small or constrained areas. The tool’s lightweight and compact design supports extended use with reduced fatigue and improves access to tight spots on construction and renovation sites.

Suitable for

• Demolition work and removal of materials in renovation jobs
• Pruning branches and cutting garden wood
• Cutting plastic piping and profiles
• Trimming and modifying light metal profiles
• General DIY tasks in workshops and at home

Key specifications

• Power system: 18V battery-powered (compatible with 18V batteries)
• Blade length: 150 mm
• Stroke length: 20 mm
• Tool type: handheld reciprocating saw
• Typical materials: wood, plastic, light metal profiles

How to use

Install a compatible 18V battery according to the battery and tool manufacturer instructions. Fit an appropriate 150 mm blade for the material to be cut and secure it following the blade-mounting procedure. Position the saw with a firm grip, engage the trigger to start cutting, and guide the saw steadily through the workpiece using controlled forward and backward motion; allow the blade to do the cutting without applying excessive force. For one-handed operation in confined spaces, maintain balance and a stable stance to control the tool safely.

Usage recommendations

Use blades designed for the specific material (wood, plastic, light metal) and check blade condition before each use. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (eye protection, gloves, hearing protection) and follow battery charging and storage guidelines. For prolonged or heavy-duty tasks, select batteries with sufficient capacity and observe manufacturer recommendations for duty cycles.