Savage Jab Saw and Utility Knife
Savage Jab Saw / Utility Knife:
The folks at Swanson Tool Company has a new line of tools called savage tools. One new release is the Savage Jab Saw and Utility Knife which will make remodelers, drywall and irrigation folks happy.
The Savage Jab Saw and Utility Knife is a combination utility knife and jab saw. the jab saw can also be swapped out to fit most standard reciprocating saw blades to give you versatility in cutting. the saw blade opens and locks in two useful cutting positions.
A well designed screw holds down the cutting blade which is easily changed out. The blades fold into the saw handle, similar to a folding knife. the tool is rugged, well balanced and has a super comfortable grip.
The Savage Jab Saw and Utility Knife also comes with a nice belt sheath. This tool would be great for working outdoors in my yard. The saw blade is a perfect tree prunter and would also cut lawn sprinkler pipe, making repairs easy. The utility knife, of course, is forever helpful for all types of cutting applications.
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