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saber saw
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saber saw [′sā·bər ‚sȯ]
(mechanical engineering)
A portable saw consisting of an electric motor, a straight saw blade with reciprocating mechanism, a handle, baseplate, and other essential parts.
saber saw
A power-driven saw with an oscillating blade which extends through the base of the saw; has an action similar to that of a jigsaw.
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