Metabo SSE 18 LTX BL (602267840) 18V Cordless Sabre Saw

Key specs include up to around 3,000 surface RPM, cordless 18V operation, a variable speed trigger for precise control, soft-start to reduce kickback, a blade guard for safety, and a dust extraction port to help keep your workspace clean.

This model is designed as an 18V cordless sabre saw, offering mobility without an attached power cord. Some listing text may reference 220-240V due to cataloging variants, but the intended configuration for this model is cordless with compatible 18V batteries.

It accepts standard sabre saw blades compatible with typical 18V Metabo handles. To change blades: turn off the tool and remove the battery, open the blade clamp, swap in a new blade with the teeth pointing in the correct feed direction, and secure the clamp before use.

The saw uses a variable speed trigger to control cutting speed. Soft start gradually brings the blade up to speed, reducing kickback and providing smoother starts for more controlled cutting.

The built-in dust extraction port is designed to connect to a compatible vacuum to help remove debris during cutting, promoting a cleaner work area and reducing airborne dust.

Common applications include framing and demolition work, plunge-cutting into drywall or panels, trimming doors or flooring, and cutting through wood, plastics, and light metal with the appropriate blade.

When comparing, consider factors like without-cord mobility, available battery platforms, RPM range, ergonomic design, soft-start features, and dust management. For quick comparisons, you can view other cordless sabre saw options on Fepy’s category pages to see how features and prices stack up against this Metabo model.

Listing details vary, but typically a sabre saw body is included and a blade may be included or sold separately. Batteries and chargers are often sold separately or as part of a kit, depending on the package.

Always wear eye protection, hearing protection, and gloves. Use the correct blade for the material, secure the workpiece, keep hands away from the blade, and use the dust extraction port with a vacuum to reduce debris. Let the tool reach full speed before starting a cut and avoid forcing the blade.

Keep blades sharp and clean the tool after use. Store the battery at an appropriate charge level (mid-range for long-term storage) and keep the dust port clear. Periodically inspect the blade clamp and trigger mechanism for smooth operation.