If the apprentices are sent to install some forgotten conduit or any job that would require cutting or if I have my back turned, the saw disappears for remainder of the day. We have some very young apprentices on site, the youngest just turned nineteen, I've asked him daily, “What makes you always seek out the X-Band”? The answer is always the same, it weigh the same or less than cordless reciprocating saws, the cut is more accurate, and smoother, requiring less reaming and all around less work. In my opinion, he is 100% correct. Even a young tradesman wants to make his day as easy as possible and to do that it includes the X-Band. With today’s thin profit margins, reverse auctions for jobs, and rising material costs, companies need to find profit in other areas. The X-Band is an integral part of finding profit in today’s construction market. Increased employee production and man hours lost to repetitive motion injuries are the two areas where the X-Band is already proving itself. Every electrician, plumber, HVAC tech, and steam fitter, needs to have a X-Band, or needs to leave the job to someone who does. Battery life is astounding. Two electricians installing between six and eight hundred feet of conduit can work all day on one battery. The saw has already bounced off the floor from six feet and showed no signs of damage. The saw will pay for itself in less the one month in overall labor savings. This tool will revolutionize the industry.

Chuck Rogers, Construction Foreman

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