Milwaukee M12 Hackzall Can it cut thick metal??
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- M12 hackzall cutting through a thick metal trailer ball. I couldn’t get it off with pliers so I had to try a different method. It cut it most of the way and was able to break it loose after that. Thanks for watching.
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Maybe just a tad of cutting oil. Powerful little tool ain't it ? Thanks for the video 👍
Gotta rest that gate on the work, let it deal with the vibrations, and it’ll increase cutting efficiency.
Sweet baby Jesus it hurt to watch this
Because why!!!!!!!!
@@leanin01the saw not being used right is one issue
I feel the same way lol, also just put a pipe wrench on that nut and it will spin right off lol...@@AquaTech225
Little beast of a tool!
,that saw is a beast in the rite hands lol,
Pipe wrench has worked well for me.
use a torch and heat it up the loosen the threads
Pipe wrench and a metal tube, or an impact. What were you thinking lol
He wanted an excuse to use it 😂
If you had it mounted better it would have definitely helped
Grinder with a cutting disc and cut the nut in half or like someone else said buy an expensive socket for your impact.
Cheap pipe wrench works fine..
Should’ve used a Diablo thick metal blade. Cut through like butter
I need to get one, I thought that case would come with one but it only came with the medium.
Where can i get the diablo metal blade
@@torress1976 Home Depot
Honestly I think he needed the Carbide Teeth and it would have been easier.
Is he not using a Diablo 6" thick metal blade or am I just blind?
thank you for the video, I decide to refund M12 just order, I wll keep the ridgid subcompact, although it looks like not a compact but strong enough to cut through the nut you have in 3 min, I try it before. Your video show the M12 isn't enough power
I have the m18 now
Is that the right blade for metal? That seems wood blade..
Have you ever used a hackzall before? Godamn
You are saying you stripped the bolt, you literally had some mark on it, and you managed to konc off the edges a bit, but that bolt is far away from rounded. Any type point socket would have taken it out, when I say any make, I mean it.
I just don’t have a socket that size, I do own a impact but my biggest socket is a 15/16 that was best I could do where I was at
@@LawnJohnSilver well I for one greatlyl appreciate the vid as I am looking at the saw in question & wanna know what it could handle. Thanks for posting
That's a wood cutting blade my friend.
What was the purpose of cutting it the nuts already loosen lol.
I was wondering this myself, I should have checked it way before cutting through as much as I did. It was on so tight I was stripping it out with pliers and a hammer, somehow the vibration from cutting broke it loose.
@@LawnJohnSilver Maybe your next tool should be an impact wrench? 😉
@@WeldingForJesus I have one but definitely don’t have a socket that size
@@LawnJohnSilver Then it's time to buy some. A couple of good sets and a few spare ones in common sizes are a must.
Torch and impact wrench
That boy aint right
Cutting oil would help also.
I know the thicker the metal , the finer the blade with it's rigid durability , add some oil , firm gripping, right speed selection are good combination
Instead of cutting it off the Milwaukee M18 high torque 2767 would of zipped that nut right off! If your looking for a beast of a impact wrench the 2767 is the one! If your only on the M12 platform then the 3/8" or 1/2" stubby impact is an amazing little wrench! Basically good for anything up to 19mm and I live in the rust belt and it blast off rusty nuts and bolts!! 🤟
I agree, your probably not gonna like this if you like Milwaukee but I got the Ryobi hp 600lb impact wrench and I’ve taken off several questionable things with it with barely any resistance
I have the m12 impact that’s by far my favorite tool, I had the inflator but someone stole it so I started buying some Ryobi, but as their prices start to rise I’ll be going back to Milwaukee stuff again
How's that Milwaukee on your video is it still working?
@@LawnJohnSilvertorquetestchannel really opened my mind to the world of cheap electric high torques. There are quite a few values out there these days.
How’s it cut on schedule 40 pipe?
I haven’t tried to cut much metal, just a few things, I mostly use this for cutting roots and branches
Using the saw correctly would help
So is that a yay or nay? I'm an apprentice electrician, and right now we are doing industrial type jobs, but construction. Not really maintenance. But installing 3inch pipes, cables, panels, etc. Cutting unistrut, pipes, etc. I have a small bandsaw, but I want something that covers the rest.
I would go with m18 over m12 for this type of saw, which I own one now and can tell you the same tool has a lot more power and the battery options are also a lot better, Also check out my video on the Ryobi hp new one that just came out, I had a good review on that one and it’s close to 129-150 for the saw and battery and charger, the stroke is longer which will cut faster and it’s really light, it’s a Ryobi though so it might be laughed at on the job site but it’s whatever works I own both and I wouldn’t not use it because of the brand it works good
Judging by how the guy mounts his work piece.
I don't think your going to want to take his opinion to heart ❤
yup, nice tool, nice blade, wrong idea!
Hack Attack !!!!!
Looked like you needed some oil and a better blade.
Wd40 before you cut
Thats extra hard steel can't just use any blade. It would have done better job on the hitch itself.
I wouldnt use that blade.
Fired......
Those poor channel locks didn't t deserve that
lol
2 days later…..
😂😂
More like can you even use a sawzall
Hahhahah right!
I'm really not surprised you stripped the nut. You have NO idea how tools work.
Lol ,
Dont be so mean! Lol
@@samuelc.7153 it’s ok, everyone needs to know damn well I’d take the video down if I cared what anyone said, I think 97% of this video are hate comments 😎 I’m mad they took away the dislike button, I was really starting to get some hits on that
@@LawnJohnSilver haha damn you a real one bro
Better blade would have probably been better
Lol smh pls hold the shoe against the surface it would of cut much better.....
Where was I supposed to put the shoe with the hitch in the way ? It was sticking out a half inch from what I was cutting
Jazz bro.
Lol
Only thing those work half decent on is pvc
Ive cut a lot of different materials , never a problem,
I was going to watch the video, then saw the mask outside…
I might be allergic to my viewers on this video since every comment is negative, Jk I didn’t want to breath in metal shavings
@@LawnJohnSilver that makes sense. At least it wasn’t for Covid. Did notice an abundance of hate comments. No issue with your video except the Covid (I thought) mask. 😂
Maybe don’t use a wood blade? It’s say it can do more but let’s face it that was a wood blade. Makes me question the content/user…just saying.
I couldn’t agree more, I’d take the video down if it wasn’t so popular. That thumbnail really catches the eye
@@LawnJohnSilver hahahaha bro at least your hornst lmfao. Everything saying the same thing about getting leverage
It say thick metal blade right on it. What am I missing?
Indeed, a diablo amped steel demon would melted right through it. Or an angle grinder with a diamond rim metal cut off wheel.
Please get an adult next time you try to pick up a power tool
This is more of a kids powertool, just picked up the m18 thanks for watching
You have the wrong pliers.
Go get yourself a pair of knipex cobra.
You will never buy a different brand after that
Bruh doesn't know how to use it you press the metal guard against it to cut easier and less vibration 🤦
Wat a hack job 🙄. Please stay away from power tools unless supervised by an adult.