Great tools but would get five stars but it takes five hours to charge a battery with the charger that comes with it run time about an hour and a half. Should come with a fast charger not a charger that takes 5 hours to charge a single battery so therefore it gets three stars. Could not get a full day of work out of the batteries on a weekend project.

I have wanted this product since the first time I saw it. I used it most recently as a jigsaw for a project that took about 4 hours of off and on use. The battery lasted well thru the project and absolutely lived up to my expectations. The blade stays steady and the "flipping" made some awkward cuts easy. This is a must have for any home do-it-yourselfer!

The tool is light weight yet very powerful. In the jigsaw mode it was exceptionally easy to use due to the easy visibility created by the air stream that blows sawdust away from the cutting area. In addition the tool is vert comfortable to grip, handle and control while cutting. Blades supplied are very capable and easy to install and lock in place. I would recommend this tool to a friend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have yet to use this tool, but I am very impressed with the quality of how it is made, the ease of articulating from a reciprocating position to a jig saw position. The blades are easily installed and removed, and it runs when I tested it for actually running in both positions. It was purchased primarily as battery operated reciprocating saw, but the bonus is that in is also a jig saw; two tools in one.

I have several WORX items, all are of good quality at a very fair price. BUT, the only complaint as with all WORX items the instructions are poor to say the least. I have not had a WORX set of directions that were useful. My only complaint about WORX. I will continue to purchase WORX items. Love the quality for the money spent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] You guys never cease to amaze me. The highly innovative products you manufac- ture are an asset to my tool collection. I thought the switch drill was cool. But this saw is the cat's meow. Great job again.

Living in the country has its perks and its pitfalls. Our trees got out of control when I was no longer able to keep them trimmed due to declining health. Enter the WORX line of tools. My treeline is once again emerging as a healthy, beautiful accent to the house and outbuildings because the WORX saw allows me to quickly and safely cut back the wild growth. Once all the landscaping is back up to my satisfaction, I look forward to all the crafting I will do with the jigsaw. So pleased I found you and purchased this item.

[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.

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!

I am so pleased with all of my Worx products. This was my first venture into buying hand tools. Both the drill and impact driver work great. I am in the middle of repairing an enclosed trailer and there were hundreds of screws that needed to be removed and then reinserted. The impact driver did the job very well.