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Dude there’s no way this is 8mm. Maybe the video is doing some weird stuff but I have 6mm fiberglass fish tape that looks much thicker. This looks more like 4mm to me.

N yes diablo makes a 5 7/8 metal blade

The clear plastic windows are for sale real cheep

I bought it bout 6 or 7 years ago i use it to rip plywood n cut 2x4,s

Thanks

I like the whole "through experience I didn't ruin the fiber" lol your turning fish tape in a pipe you are deff hitting it no matter what but yeah I get what ya mean 😂

one of the only videos ive seen on these amazon fish so i appricate it. how has it held up since you posted this 2 years ago? looking to buy the 600ft fish myself in the near future for those hard pipe runs/ pipe runs over 200'. ps the 600ft fish is cheaper than the 400ft too right now which is crazy

Don't want to waste alot of time to drive but you made a long video lol I'm just kidding. Thank you for the review that saw cuts awesome.

Are you kidding me? You didn't even show how to actually use it. Garbage video

I had a burning lip too with the Kobalt blades.

Logically makes sense to buy this

Barley running? Sounded to me like all engines on all three tanks were running good. That would be three tanks. Six engines. Smooth as a kitty cat purr. And they are all gas. 115 octane ave-gas.

i Have a Milwaukee Portaband saw. Bought blades for it from Milwaukee and they suck. I bought some Morse blades and they are much better. I like Milwaukee tools but will no longer but their saw blades or bandsaw blades.

Update on saw, I started using it to cut 5/8" grade 60 rebar. One bimetal sawzall blade will make 1 to 2 cuts through the 5/8" G60 bar before burning up. I bought a new 5 3/8" Morse blade for this metal saw and cut through 40 pieces for a recent project and blade still in excellent shape. I did notice some damage to the saw. The clear plastic that keeps the metal particles from flying everywhere melted and became discolored from the extreme heat created while cutting the rebar. The guard still functions but is damaged. I noticed the 8" saws from Milwaukee and Makita have a metal guard and im sure that is most of the reason why. Saw also cuts very well with a thin kerf diablo wood blade on plywood and lumber.

I've been looking at these, I travel a lot so I have been wanting looking for one on a shelf but so far no luck. Anyway, if you have a sharpening house around, see if those Milwaukee blades can be resharpened. Their poor performance might be the geometry they chose on the edge. That's a whole thing and the angles can be tweaked for different material sizes shapes and hardness. If the Milwaukee blades have enough left on them to replicate the geometry of the Morse, they might be ok... Just a thought. Even if you only get similar performance, resharpening should be no more than half the cost of a new one...Probably closer to 10 bucks it looks with a quick google.

I don’t Jane any complaints with the blade that came with the saw it made multiple cuts through 1/4” steel plate and 1/8” flat bar and I’m still cutting 5/8 bolts and 2” angle iron like butter

A Great review. You Yankees have slightly different building systems to us Aussies. Good Luck!

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thats a ratcoon

Whats it called?