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The DEWALT DWE357 10-Amp compact reciprocating saw provides 0–3,000 SPM and a 1-1/8-inch stroke in a 14.5-inch frame, with a keyless 4-position blade clamp for fast, versatile cutting.
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The DEWALT DWE357 10-Amp compact reciprocating saw is built for cutting in tight spaces without compromising power. The 10-Amp motor delivers up to 3,000 strokes per minute and a 1-1/8-inch stroke, so it cuts through wood, metal, and nail-embedded lumber efficiently. At just 14.5 inches long, it fits between studs and other confined areas where a full-size saw won't work.
This saw features a lever-action keyless blade clamp with four positions. You can insert the blade for flush cutting, standard cutting, or even upside-down for close-quarter work—without ever picking up an Allen wrench. The pivoting shoe presses against the work surface to maintain leverage and control, which helps you cut faster and more accurately.
To change blades, pull the clamp lever forward, slide the blade out, insert a new one, and release. The lever securely locks the blade in one of four positions. This design lets you orient the blade differently for flush cuts against floors, walls, or ceilings. Keep a few spare blades in your bag, and you’ll be ready for any material you encounter.
The pivoting shoe adjusts to rest flat on different surfaces, which helps you maintain a steady cut line. The variable-speed trigger lets you start with a slower pace and then ramp up as the cut progresses. The overmolded soft grip in the handle and front boot area absorbs vibration and improves comfort during long cutting tasks.
This corded reciprocating saw is ideal for plumbers, electricians, remodelers, and DIYers who need a compact cutting tool for demolition, rough-in, and general cutting work.
14.5-inch compact length: fits between studs and in confined workspaces
Keyless 4-position blade clamp: tool-free blade changes and multiple blade orientations
10-Amp motor with 0–3,000 SPM: cuts through wood, metal, and nail-embedded lumber
1-1/8-inch stroke length: fast, efficient cutting action
Pivoting shoe and overmolded grip: better control, leverage, and comfort
Grip: Overmolded soft grip
Shoe: Pivoting
Model: DWE357
Power: 10 Amp
Length: 14.5 in (36.8 cm)
Blade Clamp: Keyless, 4-position lever-action
Product Type: Compact Reciprocating Saw
No-Load Speed: 0–3,000 SPM
Stroke Length: 1-1/8 in (28.6 mm)
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: DWE357
Most recip saws lock the blade in one orientation. The DWE357 lets you rotate the blade 90 degrees or invert it for flush cuts against floors or ceilings. This makes it easier to cut pipes close to a wall or nails in framing without damaging the surrounding surface.
At only 14.5 inches long, this saw goes where bigger tools can't. It's small enough to fit between studs and in attics while still delivering the power and stroke length you need for demolition work.
The pivoting shoe keeps the saw in contact with the work surface at any angle, reducing bouncing and giving you more control. Use the front grip area to guide the saw and let the shoe provide a stable fulcrum.
Pull the lever on the blade clamp forward, remove the old blade, insert a new T-shank blade, and release the lever. The clamp locks in one of four positions, so you can also rotate the blade for flush cutting.
Yes, the 4-position blade clamp allows you to insert the blade with the teeth facing up or down and offset for flush cutting against surfaces.
The shoe is pivoting—push it against the work surface and it adjusts automatically to maintain contact. There is no manual screw adjustment for the shoe.
It uses standard reciprocating saw blades with a 1/2-inch universal tang. Both DEWALT and other brands’ blades will fit.
Yes, with a metal-cutting blade. The variable speed trigger lets you start at a low speed to prevent blade snapping and then increase as needed.
It's light and cuts fast. Perfect for tight spaces.
The saw has plenty of power for its size. The stroke length is a bit short for thick lumber. It still cuts through 2x4s easily. The tool-free blade change is a plus.
This thing rips through wood.
I've used it to trim tree branches and cut PVC. It's easy to control with one hand. The variable speed trigger is responsive.
It works well for small jobs. The blade clamp can be finicky. It gets the job done. Just don't expect it to replace a full-size saw.
