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As for the sawzall, the problem is the blade is supported only at one end. If you turn it on, you will notice the tip flops around in a pie shape.

Your right that can happen. [Linked Image]

But all of us answering here are quite familiar with sawzal operation. [Linked Image]

Regardless of the flopping blade straight cuts can be produced with a sawzall. It's just a matter of practice and not having the 'it can't be done' attitude. [Linked Image]

A band saw is easer and quieter but I do not have a cordless one yet. [Linked Image]

Bob

Bob Badger
Construction & Maintenance Electrician
Massachusetts