what sawzall do you have?

I have a dewalt and a craftsman...but like y'all I rarely use either. I buy cut off wheels by the 20s most the time. He dewalt cuts better but the cratsman has a pivoting head that is handy for odd angles. I'd rather use the grinder for pretty much everything though.

i have a cratsman 14v cordless,  a corded craftsman, a smaller corded craftsman, and a big ass makita for really fuckin things up haha i have 4 and all of em are different sizes for different things lol

Like the majority of the people that already posted I also have a milwaukee. I bought some other ones in the past like the dewault, but the Milwaukee one has been the best in my opinion. 

I have a Mastercraft one....yes I know you've never heard of it. But for the absolutely rare occasion I ever need to use it, its just fine. I tend to use cut off disc more, or I use my air bodysaw for smaller jobs, and sheetmetal.  Actually the last time I used my recip saw was for pruning the tree in my front yard with the wood blade. -Brad

HaHa, i know what MasterCraft is! Lol, i use the mastercraft grinder with cut off wheels, and they are guaranteed for three years, i get about 8 months out of them and return them to get a new one. That way i have a new grinder once in a while it makes me feel cool.

I don't break out my recip saw much either but I have a 12 amp Ryobi that I got as a christmas gift a couple years back that has been quite servicible, it has the quick change blade as well. I'm with most of the people on here though when it comes to cutting, a 4 1/4" angle grinder with a 3/32 cutoff wheel.  When it comes to cutting a traditional BD I usually use a jig saw with a fine metal cutting blade on it. I have had the same B&D jigsaw for about the last 8 yrs or so and I love it. It cuts slow which is really what you want when working with thin sheet metal and has a very small kerf to the cut. I just cut a small starter hole with the grinder and a cutoff wheel so the blade can poke through and then go to town. I have a body saw as well but it uses more air than my compressor can keep up with on long cuts.