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Mar 9, 2015 10:41 AM CST
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I'm not the best resource for that, but can't resist chiming in Hilarious!

I bought an assortment pack yesterday -- it was $16, I think? Will handle a variety of materials, and then I got the pruning blade today. Per Mr HomeDepot, reciprocating saw blades are universal. So you're not limited to having to get the manufacturer brand.

As one who's had a variety of cordless tools over the years, go for the biggest battery you can afford (I got the DeWalt 20v lithium-ion saw. Mine came with battery, charger, and carrying case, for about $100 more than just the saw alone).

This is mine: http://www.homedepot.com/p/DEW...

Here's what the pruning blade looks like
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Dia...

edited to add: Asa beat me to it Hilarious!
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