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Operator's Manual

ICRRFTSMRNI
Variable

Speed

Reciprocating Saw
with Orbital Action

Model No.
172.25290

Double Insulated

CAUTION: Read, understand and follow
all Safety Rules and Operating Instructions
in this manual before using thisproduct.
Sears, Roebuckand Co., Hotfman Estates,IL 60179U.S.A.
Visit ourCraftsman• website:www.sears.com/crsftsman

• WARRANTY
• SAFETY
• UNPACKING
• DESCRIPTION
• OPERATION
• MAINTENANCE

Warra_ty .................................................................

Page

2

Safety Symbols

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PacLe

:_.

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Pages

Safety Insbuctions
Unpao,osd

'.o _ia,ue

co!i:rols

eerieR,

a]

_-oitwe_ds

_lter ?.i

elada

speed

by the _moii_t

for fast

c_ttirlg

features
iever
i/Z-in
s_ank

comes

O _, wher_

9, Easy-to-grip
fre_t
beet _qd
control
balance
and cornlert.
10. Permanently

lubricated

11. Oounter-weighted
!2,

Includes
3 blades:
i
pipe, and tubieg, and

t3,

includes

rugged

trigger

rear

100%

gearing

and

e×tended

action colta_
blades.

blade

lot easy.

fast

ire
blade

switch

handle

ball

reduces

is turned

design

bearings

on, illuminates

with

for smooih

soft-grip

change

! carry

in a vat ely

clotting

qr,'_,id_

ol3eration

and

area

m'.'_! _ [r_

long

life.

vibration,

blade for fast wood cutting,
! for smooth
cuts
1 for cutting
soft metal, plastics
end fiberglass.

storage

:r

s'_v Lets.

7 Adjustable
length
/ pivoting
shoe
to_ ma×imurn
control
on workpiece
cuts. Adlusts by press{r_g i_ on yellow bdtton below pivoting
shoe,
& LED WOrkllght
better visibility.

actiol

action.

:erc/:eod

trigge_

of tee saw.

up and dO,.'m elade

q,_ sut_}r_[i :

_pced

you apply

1 V4-#'_ch

6, Toot-tess
cilanges,

.;tile, ,:

modes

!e.ma]

low orbital

cs

for r_a_i!-,_qm

pressure

4 cuitb!g

mete!Is,

spee_

4. T_..'o finger

5. Full

te

', spi _ter re;

_o_ ctt_g

2. MBDIUI'_I

Action

legula[es

case,

in ferrous

metal,

of

fo_

,

]boi-i÷Isl
Lil_,J_

_
Ck-:_t

I

'I,
" iZii{on

Wlth
Io!

!ll.!:f l:_w!r

[ Rating

! 12.0 Amps

.....................
[ Blade Stroke

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! ! /=-'09! ............................

i Orbital

!0[

L_iip

{:ii=o_.

t.,)t_91
h itiju_imci

i_,ctioP,

Blade T'zpc
[][hEu { .....

i

//

II_,_E .....]',_

i
1

4 Positiorl
i !/2 ,,s. bniiiria.l
Siqai,{
; 120 volt, 60Hz AC

i
- ........

i

f

L operating
NO[E: _etu_>€
features
, a[teraptie,._
an_ safety
to use
requirements.
your tool, |am, iliarize your_elt with all of the

J|
1

[_&Remember
WARNINGthat a: Oo
_ot letfraction
familiarity
youris tool
make to
youcause
careless.
careless
of a with
second
sufficient
severe injury.
z_• WARNING:
ONLY USE the saw blades designated for use with this saw,
Using any other blade could result in an accident causing serious injury.
L See page 25 for des gnated b ades and recommended uses.
SELECTING

THE BLADE

_-o_the best blade pedcrmance and longer blade life, ALWAYS select the proper blade
for your sawing apptcation,
There are many ty£es of 1i2-in. universal shank blades available for your reciprocating saw:
Blades far cutting at tybes of wood, nail-embedded wood, woodbase building
materials, non-ferrous and ferrous metal, plastics and fiberglass.
12

[
[

J

SELECTING

THE

BLADE

cont.

are also =_lai_bie,
ALWAYS choose a blade ien§th long enough to extend beyond the shoe and your
workplace, througho_ the cutting stroke (see page 18).
SAW BLADES
All saw blades need to be kept clean, sharp and properly set in order to cut efficiently.
Using a d_l( blade hlaces a heavy load on the saw and increases the d_r_ger of
counter force (a jumping or kickback action). Keep extra blades on hand. so sharp blades
are always available. Gum and wood pitch hardened on the blade slows the saw down.
_Jsegum and pitcl] remover, hot water or kerosene to remove them.
DO NOT use gasoline.
BLADE

INSTALLATION

AND

REMOVAL

This saw is designed to use all f/2-in, universal shank blades.
_
WARNING:
Br. SUnE to wear protective work gloves while handling a
saw blade. The blade can injure unprotected hands,
TO INSTALL

BLADE

(Figure

]
j

3)

1. Unplug the saw.
_,_ WARNING:

,o ,_,_,,e,,[ _...son.,

injury, ALWAYS disconnect the plug [tom

length / pivoting shoe away from the blade clamp.
3. Locate indent with arrow on side of lever action

i: _

Fig, 3

.....

',:,'_i__'__:,[_

collar (see Fig. 3).
4. Pull up on collar at indent and hold it up.
2. When
insta!lin_
blade,
extend
adiustable
This loosens
thethe
blade
clamp
and the
enables
you to
5. Insert the blade into the saw's blade clamp and
p,aee b,ade in o,arnp.
from the collar and inw'_.rds towards the middle
of the pivoting shoe.
sure
that clamp
blade'slever
teethbyare
faeing AWAY
6. make
Release
blade
releasing
collar.
Use your hands to carefully pull on blade.
YOUmay hear it click as it seats itself in the blade
clamp. Ensure that it is securely locked in place.
TO REMOVE

BLADE

(Figure

i

°:_

,'1

__J_:i

_$':__:!_Hi_
_,_,
!" _h. _Ic,;,,'_

I

_,-_,_

1

J

3)

1. Unplug the saw.
[ extremelyi_
WARNING:
NhoL

....

touch blade immediately

after use as it may be

2. When removing the blade, extend the adjustable/ pivoting shoe away from the blade clamp.
3. Locate indent with arrow an side elleveraction ca_ar (see Fig. 3).
4. Pull up on collar at indentand hold up. This loosens the blade clamp and enables you
to pull the blade out of the clamp.
13

J

VA;IbC.BLE
S?_.ZD
CONTROLLED
TRIGGER
SW_TC;-:
('."i£.
4_
_L.:r Saw i: Sq_,lppi.'d

w_

a w_._.nSsF

The sow is turned '0.'4 ¸`Cr 'OF;_
releasing
ti_e tr_sger.
-0

vary the

speed

tr;,.q*;er sw :ci_

by s_L_eezirl_

el

of the blade

I. To increase
blade
to tr;gge_ s_>.,itch

s_ee_l,

85c..Iy more

!>_essure

2

s_eed,

apl)_y less

_;vcssu_e

[O decrease

3. ;r_ STOP

!Z_,

the sa_._ releas_

CAUTION:

speed
once
your saw,
NOTE:

• '

bsde

Use
the

cut

ALWAYS

a slow

speed

is started.

allow

L '

the tr 9ge_

the

at the

Prolonged

blade

very

beginning

use

to come

at a very

of a cut. Then
slow

to a complete

speed

SIOD before

may

increase
damage

removing

it

.f._o2_!.th
2 wo,,pieae2_12_Ii2g
thesawd....
CHOOSING

TttE

CORRECT

The

_:ceed yOti use wll

:

,

!inr

low

sicced

s

;_

on the t,/ee

to_ c:_

recommended

WORKUGHT

(Fig.

end

for cuizing

.of material

mus
ferrous

SPEEDS
and
SPEEDS
and
blade
selection

5)

YOu; re_ieroca_in_
sew i!_s
a bLiiit-in workiight
fo_ better
visibility
'.',men c itting. "rb turn
on the LED wO_kiight, the saw
must be plugged
in. rhe LED
worklight
comes
on when the
two-finger
t.figget switch is
squeezed
to tern the saw "ON _,
When the trigger is released
and [he saw is turned "OFF".
the worklight

goes

/
J

we( !Jbase

0 r_ofl-te

AS a general
rule, use FASTER
softer materials,
Use SLOWER
NOTE:
Mate[ia!
thickness
and
thicker, more dense
materials.

LED

!

SPEED

S_._e_,js re, C!_t', n_ ,,oo{

-. ,.fe_! um sr;_,_<
3

doper!

I
1

out.

14

you _t_e CLIt r'>_.
m:_i(,_

mett_ts,
motets,

_

p'astics
;rorl

an?
ppe

_ hrglo
,_nd angle

:_
ton.

blades
with lees teeth
per inch for
blades
withaffect
more your
teeth speed
per inch
for
will also
selection,

J

THE

ADJUSTABLE

LENGTH

/ PIVOTING

SHOE

The s, oe a).eo[ _,,o_, n e_de_ to kr_ep as quch
'._e_kpiece
see
:::age i4= Fg, 511,

(Figs.

o_ the shoes

6, and

,_urfa_e

6a)

i_ C_ _tac_ wth

_he

These adiustments
are repentant
in that they prey de cna×_mum
controi against
the
SLIdace being cut, optimizi_!g
blage life and reducing
the blade's
protres.iorl
beyond the
end of ihe shoe, such as Whe!_ e_thng
i!ito large
diame[el
pipe or rite walls
(see _sge 20,
Fi2_,9}.

[,_3, WARNING:

DO HOT

operate

the

saw

withol_t

i workpiece
is not il_ place
spind,_ethe shaft
and the
damage
saw. (reciprocating
causing
loss
[ serious

you

shoe

in place.

If the

shoe

I

strike
the
in
possible

t
!

pe_'sot_slioiury.

ADJUSTING
u_o

the

could
ofmechanism}
control
res_dtthg

THE

u _ th_

LENGTH

OF

THE

SHOE

(Fig.

6)

So\,.

saw into

a blind

area where
live w#mg
exists,
you may be shocked
or electrocuted.
hold the saw by the insulated
boot on the front housing,
to shut power
off to blind areas Vou are sawing
into

, WARNING:
ALWAYS
recommended

i It is always
P.. "icale

[_e T'q!_4,', S_[tc!]

or1 ti_ _ Sa.v rue! below

w_iie ¢it_¢_ _uiiic_

4. AS seo!_ as shoe is Fositioned
button er'd shoe will be locked

n_ _uehi_

Fig, s

_l:;,es

in o o

Te redu_

to length, let go of
in position,

the risk of injury,

\: ....,'-t

be sure the

BLADE

EXTENDS

BEYOND

the shoe and all the way throagh
the workpiece
throughoot
the stroke. {see Figs.
and 7b}. Blades may shatter, bend or break if the blade
hits the shoe or hits the
workpiece

at an angle

ADJUSTING
1, Unplug

THE

that is needy

PIVOT

OF

THE

head

on (see

Figs.

(Fig.

6a)

SHOE

7a and

7a

7b}.

Fig. 6a
ALWAYS disconnect
BEFORE
assembling
or changing
blades
hold

workpiece

TO prevent
personal
injury,
the plug from power source
parts, making
ad)ustments
.......

saw and
as possible

='pivot"
when

the shoe,

keeping

sutting.

15

as

PiVols
_'"_
:
' ....
_

!
I
l
I
i

the saw.

z_WARNING:

2. Firmly

i

_h_

,5, Rlug in Sew and slowly squeeze the trigger to be sure
the biade ALWAYS
extends beyond the shoe aed the
workpieee
duri"g the cutting stroke,

Z_ WARNING:

I
i
i

_h¢
i

S P_ess il_ o_ b_ttse
adjustable
shoe.

tt

_
/=
_"-i';

,

Position
0
NO ORBITAL
ACTION.
For minimal
splintering,
smoothest
cutting.
Normal
arid fa_h blade
n-lotion.
IJ_e fine wood
2_} teeth
36 teeth

pe_ inc_,
per inch.

Position

1

or

snlootb

LOW ORBITAL
ACTION.
most metals.
Use wood
blades
with 104 2 teeth

F

....

-_...._

_-

_./

\
,::, , A

_____

_"-

_

...... .......

........
/_!_

itf_-'

metal

back
bi4de,

blade,

Ideal for cutting
and metal catting
per inch.

MEDIUM
ORBITAL
ACTION,
Ideal for cutting
most plastics
and hardwoods.
Use wood
and
metal
cutting
blades
with
10-t2 teeth
Positioe
2
per inch.

FAST / MAXIMUM
ORBITAL
ACTION.
Use for
fastest
cutting
in plywood,
soft woods
and
Position
3 Use wood,
wallboard.
metal and wallboard
cutting

16

blades

with

6, 8,12

teeth

per inch.

I

I

l

pressure
OTE: DOto NOT
keep FORCE
the sawthecutting.
saw or Let
blade
the inblade
the

in broken

blades

_personal
WARNING:
injury,

workpiece.
and saw

and loss of control,
causing damage
Use of excessive
pressure
can bend

17

do Use
the only
work. enough

to workpiece
and twist the

and serious
blade, resulting

J

SAWING

the

TIPS

(Figs.

7a

and

7b)

oeerator

i. _:lad,._s c(_i c.n _he arav_, er bac_ stroke
OP= f;ne _or<
plnce the good side of the wofkpiece
facing dewr.
2. C{it only
3 AIwavs

z;dh sharp

blades

use '*.he correct

hand to use wr_ee
i_r mealier÷b,

they

biade

blades

cdt cleaner,

faster

ard

pZ

fo_ the n:aterie!

beirl9

ciit

and always

become

du&

Repiace

4. &lways

select

the _sraper

curt!rig

spee_t

5. Atw_ys

seiecl

_he p_oper

©_b_tai

Pas ton.

6. 'i.ihen e_it!r!g
arrays
rake
worksiece.
:this wii! improve
ii\

WARNING:

Blade

sure !hat
operator

breakage

slid

damage

not extend
past the shoe
end damage
to the shoe

personal

(see

Fig,

7a and

Wood

or bent

to the workpieee

/-_"

blades

r)n

blades

a_ainsi

may

t!le

oCCUr if

]

!

]
4

,I
/

I

_1
WRONG
RIGHT

motor.

i

_]

RIGHT

Stroke

extra

7b).

. _/|

7a

Cuttisg

cracked

on the

keep

and the workpiece
throughout
the cut,
can result
increasing
risk of serious

rq
Fg.

duil

b_; or fibergiass,

less sttam

the shoe b_a(e 3 !esti_!g !rarel!
contro! and minimize
wbration.

the blade
does
LOSS of control
injury

.--,Lmh,:a _:ane

/

18

WOOD

CUTTING

1. ALWAYS

3< Select

(Fig,

8)

0 _rTi_: thO !_e_i<,p e_,o _o<<._, 1_ i !evel

the urooer

CrL_ltai

t t of]

:q ppil!_.

f_,:)sitio;i

4. PJU 9 in saw.
5. Place the. saw'_l p_vot shoe
the sudace
to be cut,
6.._'5'.;ee.z_e
_r ate_

tn_.ger

swito_

_lsj before

saw wiib
saw from

Fig,

_od

the

ageinsI

the

or i/la9_

Forcing

the

12 ;_,,
"
_',
\
k

9lade

wiil

le_uce

/

sid,_s of !he
o ihe metal
Ire

a!_d could

/"

/
/

blade

Js _'et_ds,

'

/

/

I

i;l
I

I

the line of cut ahead of the saw. This will allow easier
operation
NOTE: life.
We When
recommend
you spread
a thin fUm of oil or other
blade
eu_ing that
aluminum,
use kerosene,

20

and help extend
coolant
along

l
I

POCKET
7tls

CUTTING

.saw is

how !he

desl

bJa_

WOOD

ONLY

for p L!_ge Cu*.

IN

g _recfiv

iL, r!s_rb3_

Rio t_a

=ig. 10 column

A snows

how

Fif_'. 10 cohim_

_:: sno,vs

{.A.'nge

DO

NOT

plunge

Fig. 10
Teeti_ facing
towards
top
Of SaW

\>..<

cot

up

to plunge

into metal
A

:_iws

curt

iFig,
'e
daie

_t

can_o

the ieeth

the teeth

oi the olade

of the

biade

_ZZ"_

,_r ed;_e

[ae;ng

up,

!ac _I!I dowry,

surfaces.

_7
_
.,,_, _,_'
/
_'_>-_ _--_-_...-_,_.
--

.j
/_

3

be, out from

c_a!'_L ,.

cu[ with

ng with

10)
sb_t_ces

11

i

,,'.I:I:_:ZC

I. Measure ihe surface to be cut and mark clearly with a pencil, scriber or chat_,.
2. Insert propel blade in blade clamp and tighten securely,
3. Set the tool with one edge of the feetplate firmly against ihe material (see A - B, 1).
4, P_aee t_e tip of the blade (not running) on the line to be cut,
5, Tilt the saw so the blade clea!s tile workpiece (Fig. 10).
6, Squeeze
(see A 7. After the
_see A -

the trigger and carefully Iowe_ the moving saw blade into the workpieee
B. 2).
blade penetrates through the workpiece, continue sawing along t_e cut line
B, 3),
21

POCKET

CUTTING

I NOTE:

IN

WOOD

plunge

Te make

cutting

ONLY

{Fig.

easier,

use

10)

cont.

a heavy

gauge

blade,

]

In lfl[ck o/very
h;_Ki r'_atei &Is, #lurl{_e cutti_kq shouid
not be attempted,
Pocket cutting
such materia s shoui_ only be done by start ng the cut from a ho!e dliiied
all the way
tk rough the material
that is large
enogh
to fit the saw _;la(ie,

in

,/_ WA RNING:
Use extreme
caution
if ',]ou use this saw for light tree pruning,
f-otiow
all safety
instrbmtions
regarding
use of shoe,
blade type and blade
stroke.
Make sure branch
is firmly
anchored
or attached
before you scat1 and while cutting,

__& WARNING:
and debris
ahead

FLUSH

DO NOT CUT overhead.
of time.
Pay particglar

CUTTING

tie ,Jomp_ct
r'_oto

{Fig.

Anticipate
path of falling
branches
attention
to overhead
wires.

11)

Ges!_r! of ti_e

hous n_:} r_r:, t"e

allow

voJ te m£ke

dose

cuts [_ flo)s

ad ustab]e

extrome?7
co_

I

er,_ aR3

i
sL, tt rio capacity
1. insta

o_ ths

I the cled_,; with

teeth

facing

" ---

t",_

///

-t,_r--q !,#

saw:
the

up {towards

top el saw),
?. Make
closest

sure

{he shoe

is in its

poSitiOn1 _O ',he ssw

!
blade ale facing as close
pOS._ib_e tO the work
sl_rtace

t

/z

as

{_.qg. _1).

WARNING:
the blade does
Loss of control
personal
injury

Blade
breakage
and damage
to the workplace
may occur
if
not extend
past the shoe and the workpiece
throughout
the cut.
and damage
to the shoe can result, increasing
risk of serious
(see Page 18, Figs. 7a and 7b).

22

7
adiustme_t_
I ,Z_
_,` WARNING;
Sears Service

[ the
Z_

M[JST Tobeensure
pe_ormed
a q_alified
safety by and
reliability,
Center.

WARNING:
power
source

For y ......
rely,
before
performing

service
repairs,_echnician
maintenanceat a and

ALWAYS
t ....
ff switch
and unplug
any maintenance
or cleaning,

saw

from

i

It has been found that e_ectric to_'.is are suejeci
to aceeie=ated
wea, _ and possible
are*'_tare
ta !_Jrs ';,7'-e_ t_ey are tlsad la '_ork e_ fber p',ass boats ar_i s_,ort_ c_f._
wa!!bnard
spackiing
comcou!;ds
or pleats
ara 1_19!_v abrasive
to eJ_dtrieal
tooi aart$,
Consequeniiv
]i s not _ecommended
that
bergiass
m_teria!.
_,,a!lca_,rd,
soac,d
mater ale it is extremely
important
an air jet.

....

/__-'xWARNING:
durin(j
power tool
wear a dust mask.

TO

CHANGE

CARBON
-_o!ecen_e_T

n_; con-,,pound
or p!astar
Durii_
that in2 !eel a cleaned
freouently

Always
wear safety goggles
operations,
or when blowing

BRUSHES

(Figs.

12 and

12a)

or safely
glasses
duet. If operation

F_EPLACEMENT

nruet:

se_s a'a _V_, iagie

t "trOika}" _;ea,'s
i_s_;ectir'!_

_e!:_Iaca _)e_ carl',O!_ bfos,_es when e ti_er/_a
rer_ain
ng or ;f the spring
or wire i3 dal-l_ed

::::__...

with side shields
is dusty,
atso

OF

o

a!s

a! _ _:_c'ai_

re_u

!_t_ br_a_e:_.

_eee i_;_
ot buq_ed.

1 i4-if_

lea_{h

3. being
a stetted sorewdnver,
remove _he bt_,ck plastic cap ot_ each
reciprocating
saw (Fig. 12) and carefully
withdraw
the springqoaded
Keep br _shes clean and sliding
freely in thei_ eude
channels.

[

any USa On these
by b:owing
wi_t_

BRUSHES

, L_npk.'g _he recl_ _o<:ai ng s_w betels
.

, lhe cku_s and _r ngings
i_om these ma':erials
su,:;n as [!ear n_s Cruai aS, cormRutatola,
_c.
this tOOi be i_sed for extended
WOrk on _r]y

Fig.

12

!7

....

_e

tars.

_;_,car>_o!'_

side of ;i_e
brush assemblies.

f_.___._.

NOTE: way
same
To reinstall
they camethe out.
same
Thisbrushes,
will avoid
make
a break-in
sure the period.
brushes

Fig.

go back

in the

12a

j

TO

CHANGE

CARBOi'_
,:. nse_i
oe_ng

BRUSHES

jFigs,

BRUSHES

12 and

! 2a}

REPLACEMENT

OF

cont.

new nrush 3cs_,_,hie
= rlto
ce¢.a n to fit ins b,_e met_.! *ears

im:_ noes ',_t
ie c,_rbo_' r'",
0 '_n:} n fh_
nto tilel
,.qol_ r _ne ci _=r'ne{ (Fk:. 12;.: .

5. H,emembe!
to replace
t_oti; end cac, s af!:r
nspec
ng or sarwcin
9 crushes.
T;gh_en the
car_s snugly
but do _!ot _.,er-ti,'}hten,
The ,ecFp coating
saw SheLiid ee allowed
to
"RUN IN" irun at no _oad withe!Jr _ b!ads
for 5 minutes
before
use, to seat the new
b_ shes proped%

ROUTINE

[Z_

MAINTENANCE

WA

RNING:

DO

NOT

ai any

'Lime let brake

Chemicals
can damage,
weaken
or destroy
ased products,
penetrating
oils, etc, corse
serious
personal
injury,

i

Pei odie meJn',enence s_ ows tar Ioriq
iubric_iiun
apd n_aintenance
schodLile
_reven_a_ive

rnai!_teearlce

I !t'__WARNING:
the
i

power

For

_c!ioe

so_rce

yea,

before

W,.etq ',_'ork qas bee_
cyst iime.

2. tJse ciean

dame

f_ Chock

s[a_e sf ail power

the

cloths

safety,

that

_f! m-,,.,i.s
,st

to k_ep

shake_

personal

Injury.

the

damaged
sassing

Io_s

iniury.

to _.se,
Qufcker

cut tDrod_c_s

_"b_!t Set, esther.

is sii'.Th ly !st _el (ion_:er)

Sears

stole

that

the depth

i,sre da a',.'re ,,_:':: {le,"i

When cuitiflg
wood tiet has embedded
ma_ked on the bia_e
Dr paekat_ ng !hat
Seals

type

are

result

of tec:procatiog

bu t !ong

may

possible

tllat

could

afo ideal

likely

blades

and

deLeimi_

"Serla!ally,
te_._ ieeI!_ on ihe biaQe
a cough -i!_i,%_,e_ _ctt,

hat

for _'our job

longer

to workpiece

and

seleciion

per inci!

ALWAYS
t_se the _7_ortest blade suiteb!e
b! 7,de c_
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