DEWALT DW321K Heavy Duty Variable Speed Top Handle Jig Saw Kit

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Manufacturer: DeWalt
Model: DW321K
Product features:

Tool free blade changing
Accepts universal and T shank blades
Includes dust blower and kit box
Orbital action for faster cuts in wood

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Tools and Hardware Reviews of DEWALT DW321K Heavy Duty Variable Speed Top Handle Jig Saw Kit

Customer Review: Bad Design
Summary: 1 Stars

I'm a licensed carpenter and I only use Dewalt tools, however,this jig saw has been nothing but a disappointment.
The blade fell out and I could not get the locking mechanism to release. I brought it to a Dewalt service center and paid $80.00 for the repair. I used the jig saw twice and the same problem occured. I will not repair it again and I will buy a Makita jig saw. My partner has one and has never had a problem with it!!!!!

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Description of DEWALT DW321K Heavy Duty Variable Speed Top Handle Jig Saw Kit

Whether at home, in the basement, or at a remodeling site, DeWalt's 5.8 amp jig saw makes cutouts the way they should be: quick and hassle-free. Vibration-dampening rubber grips soak up the shocks, making it easier to hold the line, and the counterbalance design places the weight squarely over the shoe. Need a fast cut? Flip the orbital adjustment switch to position four (maximum swing) and cruise through material at up to 3,100-inch-long strokes per minute. For more precise cuts in high-visibility areas, use the zero setting (orbitless motion) for a cleaner edge. Thanks to an adjustable blower on the right side, sawdust is whisked out of the line of sight, a feature we always appreciate in a jig saw. The shoe locks on this saw seem sturdier than the one on DeWalt's cordless model and the shoe easily adjusts--with a tool-free lever--to slide forward or backward for flush cutting, and also bevels 45 degrees to both sides. No wrenches are required to change blades, either: simply pull and turn the top, remove the old blade, and replace it with the desired universal or T-shank--a handy, timesaving design that is unique to DeWalt. --Justin Paul