Background

The Milwaukee Reciprocating Saw 6509 is a corded electric tool utilized for cutting different materials such as wood, plastic, and metal. It operates using an 11 amp motor that enables variable speed ranging from 0 to 2,800 strokes per minute, and a stroke length of 3⁄4 inch. The saw, weighing 7 pounds, is equipped with a rubber grip and boot for comfort during use. It also includes an adjustable shoe for improved control during cutting and extended blade life. Furthermore, it uses a blade clamp that allows for quick blade changes without the need for additional tools.

The Reciprocating Saw 6509 uses standard 1⁄2 inch blades and comes with a wood cutting blade and a carrying case resistant to impact. It is primarily used in professional contexts such as construction, remodeling, demolition, and industrial settings. In addition to its main functions, with the use of specialized blades, the saw can cut through masonry, fiberglass, and other composite materials. Its compact size is suitable for overhead work and work in confined spaces.

Technical Specifications

  • Model Number: 6509
  • Product: Reciprocating Saw
  • Motor: 11 amp
  • Power: 120 volts, AC only
  • Stroke rate: 0-2,800 strokes per minute
  • Stroke length: 3⁄4 inch
  • Weight: 7 pounds
  • Dimensions: 22.5 x 5.25 x 11.25 inches
  • Variable speed trigger: Yes
  • Blade clamp: Quick-release
  • Shoe: Adjustable
  • Grip and boot: Rubberized
  • Cord length: 8 feet

Warranty

The Milwaukee 6509-22 Reciprocating Saw comes with a 5-year limited warranty. This warranty provides coverage for any defects that can be attributed to the materials used or the workmanship during the manufacturing process. However, it should be noted that normal wear items such as brushes, cords, and blades are not included in this warranty. In order to claim the warranty, it is important to refrain from getting the saw repaired by unauthorized service centers as this will void the warranty. Also, any replacement parts used should be genuine Milwaukee components, failure to do so can also lead to the warranty being voided.