What Is a Reciprocating Saw Adaptor?

A reciprocating saw adaptor is a steel shank that clamps into a saw where the blade normally sits, with a toy mount on the other end. The saw supplies the stroke; the adaptor supplies the connection.

Stroke length is set by the tool, usually around 1" to 1.25", and speed by the trigger. That short, fast stroke is what makes a saw feel like a machine rather than a hand.

No metal goes near you — the adaptor stays at the business end of the tool. You can compare the adaptors we stock and pair one with a dildo you already trust.

Are Reciprocating Saw Adaptors Right for You?

This is for blokes who own a cordless recip saw, or don't mind buying one, and want serious thrusting without spending four figures. If you enjoy setting things up, you'll enjoy this.

It isn't for everyone. A saw is loud, it needs two hands or a clamp to stay steady, and setup takes a few minutes each session. If that sounds like work, a purpose-built sex machine is the quieter answer.

Solo users get the most from it, though couples use it happily with one person on the trigger. Either way, work on a firm surface and keep bedding well clear.

Types of Reciprocating Saw Adaptors: Which One Suits You?

Reciprocating saw adaptors are sorted by the mount on the front end, and that mount decides which dildos you can drive. Three fittings are worth knowing; we stock the two that matter most in Australia.

Kliclok Quick-Release Adaptors

Kliclok is HiSmith's push-and-click mount: line the toy up, press, done. Swapping attachments mid-session takes a second and the connection stays tight at speed. The Kliclok saw adapter is the pick if you're building a kit from scratch.

Vac-U-Lock Adaptors

Vac-U-Lock is the long-running peg system used across hundreds of dildos, so the attachment library is enormous. If your drawer already holds Vac-U-Lock toys, the Vac-U-Lock adapter is the cheapest route to a machine. The peg fit is slightly looser than Kliclok under hard use.

Threaded and Universal Adaptors

Threaded adaptors use a screw fitting or a flat plate to hold a toy with no built-in socket. They're the budget option and the fiddliest: nothing swaps quickly, and a badly seated toy can work loose. Best for one dedicated attachment.

How to Choose Your First Reciprocating Saw Adaptor

Start with the toys you own, then check your saw, then set your budget. Get the mount right and the rest is easy.

1. Step 1: Match the mount to your toys

If you own Vac-U-Lock dildos, buy the Vac-U-Lock adaptor and keep every one of them in play. If you own nothing yet, Kliclok swaps faster and pairs neatly with the rest of the HiSmith system.

2. Step 2: Check the saw before you buy

You want a standard blade clamp, variable speed and no orbital or hammer setting. Cordless is easier to position and quieter than corded. Give the shank a firm tug once locked; it should not move at all.

3. Step 3: Decide how you'll hold it

Hand-held works, but arms tire and the angle drifts. A clamp or a bench solves that. If you'd rather not solve it at all, a purpose-built machine arrives with its own stand and remote — from our wider Naughty Boy range, not this category.

4. Step 4: Budget honestly

The adaptors are $65 to $66, so the real cost is the saw and the dildo; total spend usually lands near $200. Dedicated machines start around $999, so the DIY route saves plenty if you tolerate the noise.

Materials & Body-Safety

Adaptors are machined from steel or anodised aluminium, because the shank has to survive a saw clamp and thousands of strokes. Neither metal goes near your body, so fit matters far more than finish — a sloppy shank rattles and wears.

The part that touches you is the dildo, and there the rules are strict: body-safe silicone is the standard, non-porous and easy to clean properly. Glass and stainless steel toys are also non-porous, but unforgiving at machine speed, so keep those for hand use.

Use plenty of water-based lube with silicone toys, since silicone lube degrades the surface over time. Machine work dries out faster than hand work, so keep the bottle within reach.

How to Use a Reciprocating Saw Adaptor

Lock the adaptor into the blade clamp exactly as you would a blade, then tug it hard to confirm it's seated. Fit the dildo, check it's fully home, and test-run the saw at its lowest speed before it goes anywhere near you.

Apply generous water-based lube to the toy and to yourself, then start slow. Brace the saw against a stable surface or clamp it, keep the stroke shallow, and let the trigger do the work rather than your arms.

Build speed gradually and stop the moment anything pinches or feels dry. Keep hair, sheets and loose fabric well away from the clamp end, and pause every few minutes to re-apply lube.

Care, Cleaning & Storage

Wipe the adaptor down after every session and dry it properly — lube left on steel invites corrosion, and grit in the mount ruins the click. A drop of light machine oil on the shank monthly keeps it moving sweetly.

Clean the dildo separately with a toy cleaner or warm water and mild soap, then air-dry before storage. Store the adaptor away from the toy so metal edges don't mark silicone.

Our Top 8 Reciprocating Saw Adaptors for 2026

Two adaptors carry this category, so we've added the accessories and alternatives blokes buy alongside them. Everything below is in stock and ships Australia-wide from the adaptor collection and our wider range.

Reciprocating Saw Adaptors FAQ

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