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If it was Titanium it would have cut on its own

Steel holds a better edge then titanium. Titanium is good for lightening tools. Plus titanium doesn't rust. It would be better to have a titanium bonded steel saw. But I coming at this from someone who specialize in knives so I could be wrong about saws. Maybe the work hardening property of titanium would be good for a saw.

The first two steps (pencil and awl) were a joke with that self centering drill bit.

I’ve seen the videos and that is messed up. Can’t even imagine working in that environment, please as a contractor hold your clients responsible and adjust your bids for having to work in such a hostile place. Most of these people voted for this and our work is hard enough let alone a fool taking our lively hoods. Stay safe and work smart.

The only homes really being built here are track homes and they have slowed down considerably. Another thing that could be compounding the issue is we’ve had a hugh in flunk of contractors from other states that moved here. Cali, Michigan, Florida and believe it Texas are a few of the states contractors because they heard we had more work. We will see.

We never work on anything this small. Kinda easy to overbuild things.

Luck it was only one foot

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I liked your comment because I’m glad you mentioned this and not for being correct. If you want a straight cut as opposed to a stepped cut you will go back and forth, thats the 1st reason to do it. 2nd is to not over heat the wood and set fire alarms off. Clients with smoke alarms linked with the fire department don’t particularly like it when the red trucks come rolling up. Oak, hickory for that matter most hard woods will do just that with our the sawing method. 3rd sawing will help with material not being trapped in the cut as much. We cut hardwood mainly so this is a must to get a good result both with that being said I agree with you when cutting pine or soft wood in general just jab it through.

@campbellbuilt no i totally get sweeping it across the material to establish a line or prevent build-up. I just mean that the rapid sawing motion isn't necessary and slows the progress of the cut. No offense intended. I did the same thing when I first started using reciprocating/oscillating tools. ✌️

@ModernGentleman so I knew you weren’t being rude, a lot of times I looking at the users name to determine if their comment are sincere or argumentative. Trust me you will start looking at names now 😀. I’d have to go back and watch the video but I can guarantee why he was cutting that way was out of habit and thinking we were on the job site. Thanks for leaving these comments friend.

@campbellbuilt you're right now I'll always be looking for username/profile pic clues 😄✌️

Of all the years running this saw wood pinching the blade and stalling is more of a concern than kick back. Yes a riving knife would be nice but not necessary on a track saw in my opinion. On the other side I would never run a table saw without one. I recently switched to the Makita 40v saw and at that time weighed the options of that versus the Festool (which has a riving knife). Their comparable on price that is the Makita 40v to the Festool cordless. It came down to already having to many battery platforms and I went with the Makita.

Yes Sir

I believe we’ve used the same mat as what your saying. The hole cut out is genus. Great idea.

@@campbellbuilt looks like it I like the setup up. And the vids Appreciate you guys

@@meandmyoldschool8596 thank you Sir, Glad to have you here

Thanks

I made this video just for you 😀

Says the guy with Ryobi

"aLL tHaT MaKiTa cRaP" makes you sound like suuuuch a whiny beta. I'll bet you're one of those tools who watch TH-cam videos about tools to figure out which one has the most power instead of which one is the most reliable.

It works sometimes but seldom

He’s like 8’ tall right? 😀 His last serious on I believe Hulu was excellent.

That’s interesting, but we all know the government spares no expense.

Their toys for children 😀

Yeah no packouts belong in a landfill or somewhere they can neatly be recycled to manufacture an electric car buddy.

I get it, pack outs would be ideal for mobile mechanics. You have way too many small tools that could easily be misplaced without a case. Too big and slow for us though.

These are older DeWALT 20v batteries. We buy very few 20v batteries now days. Most are 12v or FlexVolts that are new. The DeWALT battery in question is 100 percent real because that battery was warrantied at the DeWALT service shop. Battery level indicator quit working. DeWALT used to have a shop right by us and since has moved but their still only just over an 1hr away.

Concerning the dolly I get it. The idea of using a cart to haul a bunch off tools into a commercial setting would be ideal but I don’t believe most people in the states are using them that way.

I'm a carpenter and it's a lot easier to have all my tools in a pack out system and I take one trip into the job with my stack and one trip out when I'm done. Seems easier to me but u do u

@@campbellbuilt I’m in California and 90% of the contractors I know use some type of modular system. I feel as though it is unproductive to pick each tool one at a time and have to make a bunch of trips to the van. I take 2 stacks with me and that is all I need for a full days work. Hardly ever make a trip to the van. One is a stack with systainers and the other is my festool dust extractor with more stacks on top

@350Zamir if you don’t mind what trade are you in? I know that as more trades become more specialized their not carrying as many tools. As I eluded before if there was a long walk into the building I’d be dolling tools and most likely the Chevy Express wouldn’t work because of the carts height. You know what second video coming about this😀

I need to get one

@@campbellbuilt those Amazon ones do the trick tho I guess it’s a question of how long they would last if it was used everyday as part of your trade

I’ve done both styles and they both work great but the pilot bit guarantees exact placement and tear out on the other side.

You like hammer don’t you!

Me too

Who this?

You can take your plastic box’s right to the landfill

I do understand that what we’ve done is not for everyone. Tano’s and such style boxes are great for protecting your investment however the downside is that they add a couple more steps to you getting to that particular tool. Those steps are what I’m trying to eliminate. The down side which is minimal is that there’s no blade holder without the boxes. Appreciate the comment Etna

Will do

You can never have to many trim routers

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Awesome

We agree, the 12v can do almost everything that most people need and leave the heavy tools only when you absolutely need them.

Same for me. I hate unnecessary heavy tools 🤬

So true