I bought this saw because I had some small jobs around the house and thought this would be ideal to use on them--I was not disappointed--this saw does the work load of a much larger saw and does it with ease-I would recommend this tool to all my friends as it does the work of multiple tools all wrapped up in one neat package

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had this magnificent tool for just a few weeks and I must say it is great for so many little jobs. It's my go-to saw for a variety of jobs. Having both reciprocating and jig saw capabilities was a super idea. Love it.

I bought it for home maintenance projects. It's light weight, has lots of power, battery life is better than I expected and I especially like the quick-blade-change feature. It also works perfectly with the other attachments I bought for the corded reciprocating saw I have used for years.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was looking for a battery operated trimming tool. And I'm so glad I tried Worx. This thing is great. Has done everything I have asked of it, lol. for the price you can't go wrong. From now on I will check out Worx first when I need a tool.

Just ordered online without the battery I own several Worx products thus the battery share program. It is well made a very solid feel and powerful with the 20V battery ! Nice to have cordless and not to worry about cords and power supply !!! It may turn out to be the best tool I ever purchased

I've had my Axis for about two weeks now and I'm in love. I'm a retired homeowner, not a contractor, but I spend a lot of time building things around the house and I work with a volunteer crew building ramps for handicapped access. I'm really impressed with this saw. I put a long sawzall blade in it and cut through a 4x8 wood beam in less than a minute. With a metal blade, I cut through a 1-inch water pipe in about 20 seconds. I've used it in jigsaw mode to notch plywood and 2x4's. With a short wood blade for a sawzall, I can put it into jigsaw mode and get a pretty square cut on a 2x4, using a speed square as a saw guide. It's also good for cutting 4x4 posts, which is tough with a circular saw. The Axis is small, lightweight, and surprisingly powerful. The chuck takes any reciprocating blade or jigsaw blade, and allows cutting in either direction in both modes. WIth this and a drill/driver, I'm set for all sorts of simple carpentry. So far at least, I tend to run out of power before the Axis battery does. It is also light enough that my wife is sarting to use it for pruning. This my fourth or fifth Worx product. I also own an SD deriver, a trimmer/edger, blower, and the aerocart. The trimmer/edger is the best I've ever owned for my lawn, and the aerocart has proven very useful - especially using the arms to lift and move heavy flower pots. Worx tools really are innovative. Keep it up guys!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this dual-purpose saw to keep in the the bag of Worx battery powered tools I keep in my vehicle (along with my Worx mini air compressor, etc.). I've used it for a couple of projects, and really like the way the reciprocating saw feature works (think Sawzall). It is of sufficient power and works well. Where this tool falls down a big is when it's used in the jig saw configuration. Yes, it works, and I've completed a couple of projects with it. The issue is, that due to the design necessary to have a dual use, the jig saw lacks the little stabilizing wheel that rides on the back of the blade. Now the Worx dedicated jig saw has the wheel, so doesn't suffer the same problem. Which is, simply, that without that support, the blade can rather too easily become detached. Now, if one is careful to keep pressure applied to the cut, and makes sure the workpiece is held securely (tough to do with a thin piece of veneer, for instance) it does work. It works much better with thicker workpieces, but with thin, flexible materials, it may become frustrating. In summary, this is a convenient two-in-one tool. And it does function "good enough" in both configurations, though best as a reciprocating saw. For keeping in a mini tool kit, it makes sense. Honestly, this is pretty much the only of many, many Worx tools that I don't highly recommend. It's handy, but if I had to do it over again, I'd purchase the dedicated Worx jig saw and reciprocating saw. Sorry Worx, this is a great idea, and if you could somehow engineer in a support wheel use in jig saw mode, it would be awesome. As it is, its good, but not great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love this new tool. Only wish it existed earlier. I was able to use it to add arm rails onto a chair and 15 min later use it to trim my bushes that were over grown. Took the the battery out and edged the grass then use the battery for the great turbine blower. Quick easy and interchangeable. One change that would be great for future revision should be option to rotate blade 90 deg to do side cuts.

I purchased this tool because I already have Worx batteries that I use with various lawn tools. I thought it would compliment my garage tools. I was very pleased with how easy it was to go from cutting small branches on trees to cutting pieces of wood and metal for projects. The blades are easy to put in and switching from one saw to the next was simple. The battery is just fine for small projects and I use a 4.0AH battery if I know I'm doing a bigger project. One tool to do two different things. I am glad I purchased it.

I do not use a jig/ reciprocating saw often but this saw is so versatile and works so well that I am sure that I will continue to find uses for it as I have already. Battery powered makes all the difference because I can use it anywhere. I just used it in combination with the pegasus folding work table to cut some metal tubing and with both, it was a breeze.