i dont mean to be so offtopic but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot the account password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me
This man is a cartoon character. He's Ned Flanders in appearance, voice, mannerisms and clothing but he's Homer Simpson in his recklessness and coordination.
That's badass...it cut like a champion. I'm going to buy some today, get into my safety shorts, beach sandals and try to cut out every knotted up pallet I can find.
I got one after using it twice for about 6minutes total it was useless blunt and i dont have the correct size file to sharpen it. Total waste of 16 pounds
A colleague of mine was using one of these on these on site to shape a piece of timber. It's a really good thing he was wearing gloves because when he ran it through the two of his fingers I didn't have to scratch around on the floor looking for them, they were hanging in neat little pouches by the remaining threads of the gloves. Surgeon was able to reattach them but with the knuckles destroyed his fingers are half an inch shorter and don't flex anymore. This tool is seriously dangerous and the damage it does to flesh and bone cannot be underestimated. Definitely the most gruesome injury I've had to treat on site. Please do not treat these blades casually and use all of extra guards if you ever need to use one!
As a young man trying to learn, this seems like a brilliant tool. Whats the sharpening routine like? The teeth look quite irregular, so i cant work that out... Maybe like a chainsaw blade, file each tooth?
I was flinching as I watched this dude make his initial cuts, waiting for it to dig in and wrench itself out of his hands. He went from softwood to that knot that’s when I was closing my eyes.
This guy could hurt himself fatally with a wheel, with an inclined plane, with a lever, the dangers he could launch with a screw are freaking endless. Yikes.
I have one, I have used all types of chainsaws carving tools spoons gauges all types chopping splitting equipment metal cutting equipment lathes both wood and steel. This is the most dangerous tool I have ever used. You must be extreamly carefull with it it is very pron to grabbing and kicking back and you can be suprised with the direction it tries to go.
He says the attachment is dangerous. Then he uses his grinder backwards, with the handle on the wrong side for the way he is holding it. Also, it's made to use like a grinder. Not a circular saw.
@@jimbo111589 I'm not a tradesman by any stretch of the imagination but a part of the reason power tools tend to be very bulky is to make them relatively easy to function with protective gloves on. To say never wear gloves with power tools is a pretty bold statement. Clearly the tree surgeons I've watched were doing something wrong when they wore protective gloves while using their chainsaws (which is what this in essence is). I'm not suggesting it would stop the spinning blade but it CAN make the difference between surgery or amputation as the outcome.
@@VLXVNDR bullshit I can say the same about you. I wanna see you use gloves on a lathe machine, that's one of the dumbest things you can do while operating one..
If anyone is curious it won’t actually chop your leg off. I had to get 24 inches of stitches in my leg. I used the tool for under 2 seconds on press board. The moment I touched the wood it kicked back super hard and into my right shin. For clarity. I use an angle grinder at work at least 6 hours a week on metal. I’m not a moron. This tool should not be sold at harbor freight or Lowe’s.
Nearly lost 4 fingers with one of those. It's a freaking stupid dangerous tool. "Anti-kickback" is absolute nonsense. Mine sure kicked back, and if you do some Googling you'll see that they have nearly killed people. In an instant mine caught in the wood, ripped the side handle from my grip and cut across the back of my left hand. You can imagine what those chainsaw teeth did to me. Yet I consider myself lucky. I was using a grinder with a paddle-switch for safety, so it turned off as I let go. Otherwise it would still be climbing up my arm. The leather gloves were no match for those teeth, though.......Every 9-fingered woodworker I know was a pro. Even in the emergency room they said 90% of the woodworking accidents they see are by pros with experience who never thought they'd get hurt because they are "always careful". All the experience in the world will not stop this thing from kicking back. If it grabs the right spot in the wrong way, it's simply going to do what it wants to do, no matter how "carefully" you think you're using it. And when that happens all you can do is pray the teeth don't hit you. It's not worth the risk. You are playing Russian roulette every time you pick it up. Someday it will get you. Throw it in the trash! There are safer tools out there that will do the job.
U r absolutely right. In fact angle grinder is a - hand tool + power tool. Wrongly birthed machine in this world. With it Grinding job is somewhat ok but cutting the things is jeopardy, lethal. From my experiences cutting the metal, granite & wall is risky but cutting the wood is extremely dangerous. A accident happened with me. I was lucky that it didn't cut my body & only gives me some deep stiches on both legs.
@@viperstrike3827 same mistake i did. I Used wood cutting blade & within a 2 seconds it gives tens of stitches on both leg, pain, penance, scolding from family & life lesson😓
@@rebekahfrench5747 I know he's not exactly a man's man but everybody's gotta start somewhere and some time. Some start later. As long as he doesn't do anything stupid or go around a table saw, he should be alright.
As he was experimenting with it at groin level, I remembered this old Argentinian guy I worked with in my 20s. When he'd lift something heavy or do some other minor feat of strength, he'd quip in his smooth accent, "Weeth my deeeeeeck!"
Nope, no such thing. I mostly use it to cut metal and use a Diamond blade disc rather than your typical black grinding disc. A perfect exemple of something more expensive that turns out cheaper. They work a ton better, cut faster and last a lot longer. I also consider them safer as they dont explode when they fail like regular grinding discs.
Fair, but part of risk assessment is the "overall damage" aspect if it fails. Because of the chain teeth jt has the capability to cause significantly more havoc than a standard grinding disc.
Just about EVERY Power Tool is dangerous and even more dangerous when the Tool using it purposely demonstrates it in a unsafe manner or has no clue how to use it in the first place like so many TH-camrs do.
FYI- that “unnecessary protective film” comes standard on a lot of stainless materials depending on their surface finish..... Thought I would share that knowledge.
I like that he hasn't bothered to get a phone cradle so that he can use both hands to unwrap it. Must be practising for after his self-inflicted amputation.
I've used it a couple of times. Once to cut tree roots that were. Raising the pavement and once to carve a seat in a chair. It worked great both times.
That "Protective Sticker" was on the metal plate before it became a disc and they just did not spend the time, effort, or expense to remove it. It was originally designed to hollow out the seating surfaces of chairs for home carpenters, and it was made by Rockler.
Na man one of these fucked me up so bad, mine kicked back and hit my forearm and shredded my arm down to my bone and it looked like hamburger meat. These things are dangerous af, i had the handle on, the guard and a 2 handed grip and it still flew out of my hands
@@jimboneutron8399 You're holding a chain saw blade spinning faster than God ever intended a chain saw chain to saw, yeah, it's gonna f you up if it gets loose.
Literally called a wood carving disk “I’m not entirely sure what I’m supposed to be doing with this thing” I think we noticed when you started jabbing it into the wood... man this was sketchy lol. You’re a sketchy dude with a tool. Stay safe
@@noodlesoup2281 For one he is not suppose to carve the wood but to cut it...(dont go left and right like a maniac) he could have adjusted the protection a lot better so he would had to hold the grinder under this weird angle..? where are his protection glasses? it seems he has used the angle grinder maybe 10 times in his life haha
@@MrFran007 umm… you do realise this is a disc for wood carving? It’s not your standard inox or stone cutting blade. It’s meant for exactly what your saying it’s not?
I worked for a company that made log cabins for a short time. This was used to carve out the end of one log so it could meet up to the round outside of another log. Every log is different (not perfectly round) and to get the "seam" to match up was an artform.
I use this carving disc as a wood sculptor. I removed my grinder guard for better maneuverability, as well as the grinder secondly handle, again for more flexibility. As a carpenter for 40 years and a chainsaw fanatic I will agree that this attachment is dangerous, however most of my tools are. The most dangerous attachment in my shop is myself. Respect the risk, keep your fleshy bits away from the moving parts, and keep your tools in good working order, you must be in control. Bottom line, if your scared, if you lack the confidence…..use something else that your ok with. And yes, I still have all of my fingers!!
Dude, you shouldn't play with toys you don't know squat about. I have a 4 piece set. They are wonderful for what they are made for. ❤ it's a carvers tool, you know, them little bears from logs and such.
What a tool, the operator not the carver, totally clueless. These have been around for years in one form or another. A little research and he could have found out how to use it safely. Some PPE would have have helped too.
Agreed 100%. Harbor Fright Lancelot knock-off. This asshat has no clue how close he came to gutting himself. We've known this "high-end" finish carpenter/boatwright for years on different billionaire jobsites out here in Hawaii. Kind of a running joke since his end product is quite excellent, but he works at a williy nilly, no plan/prep pace like this guy. He's missing THREE fingers, ....all from different accidents. I was there for the last one, ....or more precisely the most recent. Believe it or not he yelled, "...oh nooooo! Not again!" It's now a jobsite meme anytime someone mentions him. His name is now hyphenated with that. Now sporting a true Leper Colony "Molokai Shaka".
I was actually thinking at first why is this abomination a thing, a grinder moves way faster than a chainsaw moves those type of blades. Was thinking wouldnt a skill saw style blade work better for cutting wood? And then I saw how nicely it carved, I'm impressed, I thought it would be rough as.
When it says "Use in any direction" it means you can cut with wood grain or across the wood grain. You have way too many negative remarks before actually using the product or knowing what it is used for. I find it very annoying.
I think it means that you can flip the disk around so that the chain is spinning in reverse or that you can remove that chain and flip the chain around to expose a second set of cutting teeth
@@axtra92 no PPE whatsoever, shorts are the worst pants, short sleeve shirt, just... everything is wrong. you should wear a long sleeve shirt, preferably a leather jacket, leather gloves, jeans, steel toed boots, a face shield, and safety glasses. when one of those wheels decided to go the "Rapid Unplanned Disassembly" route, they can launch a piece of a grinding wheel THROUGH your abdomen.
I have used this tool exactly once a few years ago. I ended up in the emergency room a few minutes later. Anti kickback action my ass. DO NOT TRY TO TO CUT A CHANNEL OR GROOVE WITH THIS TOOL. It will flutter between the side walls violently when you least expect it, jump out of the groove and liquefy everything in its path. It caught my left arm and right palm before I dropped it. Feel free to purchase and use it, but be very aware of its destructive ability. It has lounged around in my toolbox sneering at me ever since our first/last encounter.
@@sentry8992 I was trying to carve a head on a piece of wood. Once I started carving the chin and the neck I tried to do too much too fast by plunging the tool under the chin to the depth of the neck and the tool told me it wasn't happy with my method. Totally my fault. I need to build some metal vambraces if I ever plan to use this tool again.
@@michaelsemenchuk3056 I'm an artist as well. Based on your description, a saw zall would have been a great choice to make a series of relief cuts first. The saw zall would have quickly got to the depth from chin to the neck, then you could have come back with the carving disc. Wherever possible, always make a series of relief cuts first. Also there's 2 other carving disc's available on the market that does very similar carving operations but do not utilize the chain mechanism that could get caught or bind up in the material. The other 2 designs are easier to work with. Amazon sells a 9 disc set for 30 bucks. The set includes all the different styles of carving discs.
As a wood carver I used one for a while. It was effective and i liked the results, but every time I used it when I would put it down i would have to kind of meditate and think about how i had used it. I also used angle grinders for years in construction for rebar. Then my angle grinder jumped with just a sanding disc and bit in to my forearm. Had it been the chainsaw disc I would have likely had permanent damage. This thing is scary and there are belt driven grinder attachments that extend the cutter away from your hands and if it does kick, the belt stops it spinning
How did the angle grinder jump and catch your forearm? Were you using it with one hand? An angle grinder should always be used with the handle and two hands.
I used this blade about 10 years ago. I cut off my left index finger and the next two fingers next to it were cut half way through. Three operations and four weeks in hospital as a result. Take my advice. Throw that thing away and never use an angle grinder to cut wood. Be warned. 😬😬😬😬
That's because you were using it wrong like this moron in the video. I've raced dirt bikes for the last 30 years and lost the function of my right leg (almost lost the whole leg) on one in 5 minutes on a test ride being careless. Point is, I don't blame the bike, I still ride. And I certainly don't tell everyone else to throw theirs away. What's the difference? Please tell me. Shit happens sometimes. Be better at it is all I can say...
Craig Wheeless - I think it could be more dangerous. I have come to the conclusion that you pretty much need two hands on a chainsaw to maneuver/ operate. However a grinder can easily be used with only one hand on the tool and the other holding the piece of wood.
Had you bothered to open the entire package there are directions for use inside. The only thing I saw that was dangerous was the tool trying to use it. When set up correctly and used for its intended purpose its just as safe as any other tool.
I used the King Arthur's Tools carving disc (the Lancelot) years ago for sculpture. It's very useful for shaping wood. If I remember correctly they recommended turning the guard on the grinder to a different position. Occasionally, the grinder would kick, especially if I was careless with it, so I always kept a careful grip, and I always wore gloves and a face shield. I probably should have worn leather/kevlar protective clothing. I think it could have cut through flesh like butter.
It's always nice to wear gloves. Maybe the grinder grabs it but its always a good idea. If you don't know work safety you have no buisness using any tool.
An apprentice using a grinder had their hand mangled because her glove touched the wheel. She doesn't work anymore. Gloves are not a good idea with spinning tools. Imagine it catching on a lathe.
Try using the proper apparel when working in the shop. At the end of the day you’ll be in one piece and your loved ones will love for that. Be safe my friend.
@@user-wp5fe8ec6l welded one together with sheet metal and a chainsaw blade, did an awesome carving on a 30' long bar counter top, started trying to use existing tools like a chainsaw and none worked as well and often ended up being more dangerous for the work we were attempting, this tool (our version of it) actually worked amazingly and did the whole counter really fast.
It's made for carving in curves and round edges when you're carving stuff when you want to take a lot of material but you want to keep a certain shape it's a really good tool to have if you're carving wood especially if you're doing animals and people it works awesome
My husband of 41 years passed away this past August. I have been looking over his tool collection and trying to decide which ones I should keep. I came across his die grinder but had no idea what it is used for which is why I am here. I am very impressed with what you were able to do with your new attachment. My mind was racing with the possibilities for it's use. I will keep the die grinder and tomorrow pay a visit to Harbor Freight for that attachment. Thank you for sharing. And yes I agree it has the ability to do a wicked amount of damage if used without the proper precautions, I will use it with all due respect.
i literally just saw that like 3 days ago. He was carving a large piece of wood and the chainsaw bits dug into the wood, and kicked backed with a vengence
You never do that with your circular saw? I know it's sketchy for grinders, when people do that with cutoff blades, but I think thats actually the purpose of this blade.
There's a picture out there on the internet of a guy with a similar saw deeply lodged in his sternum. Please dear god don't put a circular saw blade on a grinder.
My dad has actually used this before and used it to carve a wooden axe for my nephew but while he was making it with that attachment for the angle grinder the table he was working on was metal and he lowered it a bit too much and it caught the edge of the table which yanked the grinder out of his hand while it was on.. he wrecked the axe and cut his hand but luckily it wasn’t anything crazy he now knows to not use something that looks like a bad idea
Absolutely, I thought the same thing. The man has never worked with steel/ grinding disks, It's like he's only ever used his grinder to cut, using thin cut-off disks.
You’ve never heard of Lee Valley? Well... they are a pretty well-known and respectable company that sells high quality woodworking and gardening tools amongst other things. They sell a very similar item. And as someone else here has indicated, the only thing dangerous here is the guy who has no idea how to use it (and had never seen one before - REALLY?? You never saw this type of tool before?). I guess the peg board full of tools is a a Zoom background.
Takes the installation clips off and the tool falls apart, doesn't realise the chain can be inverted to suit other tools and i'm only 3 minutes in. This guy is the most dangerous tool i've ever seen.
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*"I'm not entirely sure what I'm supposed to do with this thing"*
This should instantly tell you that you shouldn't be using it.
i dont mean to be so offtopic but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow forgot the account password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Alan Rudy instablaster ;)
👌😂🤣🤦♂️😂
Make things WAY More interesting by wearing a BlindFold... All the Cool Kids are Doing It !!
wise man, mucho respect
This man is a cartoon character. He's Ned Flanders in appearance, voice, mannerisms and clothing but he's Homer Simpson in his recklessness and coordination.
Lol that was so funny
Sounds a bit like Reverend Lovejoy.
Straight cornball
I think the key lesson here is that the Operator needs to be at least as sharp as the Tool.
Very true
Good one. I found these when looking for a small stump grinder attachment.
more of a youtube operator
👍👌🤣😂
I cut myself while using this and im lucky to still have my thumb
Someone better check in on this guy every 15 minutes.
He could bleed out in less than 15 minutes!!!!!
Right? I'm almost thinking he's doing it on purpose for our comment. DAMNIT, guess it worked...
Hasn't got a clue has he
I want my name add on his life insurance policy
Duh. What are these gloves for oh don o
That's badass...it cut like a champion. I'm going to buy some today, get into my safety shorts, beach sandals and try to cut out every knotted up pallet I can find.
I got one after using it twice for about 6minutes total it was useless blunt and i dont have the correct size file to sharpen it. Total waste of 16 pounds
🤣🤣 Favorite comment, Your sarcasm isn't lost on me !
Dude quit spying on me
what's the price, $$?
Lol
When the video slowed way down and the lights appeared to start flashing, I could swear he was about to die.
If ever a video needed a disclaimer -- "DISCLAIMER: Press Pause, read comments, leave a funny comment and a DISLIKE and delete from Watched History"
Yeah I was disappointed too.
Most dangerous tool here is the one using the grinder.
Couldn't help yourself, had to go there.
LMAO!!!! I doubt he even got it without someone explaining it to him..LOL!!!
Hahah god I needed that. Couldn't have said it better 😆
how does he have all his fingers?
@@dickdastardly2560 bh.
Operates a carving tool like a miter saw dressed like a tourist in a “work” shop. Next uses a table saw to remove paint from the side of his house.
🤣😅🤣😅
True
OMGG for reall
My bandsaw is also good at driving in nails 🤪🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
A colleague of mine was using one of these on these on site to shape a piece of timber. It's a really good thing he was wearing gloves because when he ran it through the two of his fingers I didn't have to scratch around on the floor looking for them, they were hanging in neat little pouches by the remaining threads of the gloves. Surgeon was able to reattach them but with the knuckles destroyed his fingers are half an inch shorter and don't flex anymore.
This tool is seriously dangerous and the damage it does to flesh and bone cannot be underestimated. Definitely the most gruesome injury I've had to treat on site. Please do not treat these blades casually and use all of extra guards if you ever need to use one!
If you're not a wood Carver you would think this attachment is crazy. As a woodcarver I can say that this thing is great.
I’m not a wood carver, and I think it’s great!
As a young man trying to learn, this seems like a brilliant tool.
Whats the sharpening routine like? The teeth look quite irregular, so i cant work that out... Maybe like a chainsaw blade, file each tooth?
@@zerg9523 I sharpen mine with the same files I use on my chainsaw.
Humor In Politics I bailed at 00:15. First impression of this guy was he has no idea what he’s talking about
its too dangerous though
This guy has no idea what he is doing wow
Yes he does, he is psyching up to lop a few fingers off.
I was flinching as I watched this dude make his initial cuts, waiting for it to dig in and wrench itself out of his hands. He went from softwood to that knot that’s when I was closing my eyes.
You should be never left unsupervised around any tools, even a ruler.
Agreed
I'm weak asf
yep he's fucked up for sure
This guy could hurt himself fatally with a wheel, with an inclined plane, with a lever, the dangers he could launch with a screw are freaking endless. Yikes.
He could find fault with a teddy bear.
It's good for exactly what it says carving; if you're not a carver don't use it.
I'm gonna use it on Metal
@@kleingreenlee good luck bro
Klein Greenlee dont forget to take a video when you try it.
@@kleingreenlee I'm gonna use it on pumpkins.
I have one, I have used all types of chainsaws carving tools spoons gauges all types chopping splitting equipment metal cutting equipment lathes both wood and steel. This is the most dangerous tool I have ever used. You must be extreamly carefull with it it is very pron to grabbing and kicking back and you can be suprised with the direction it tries to go.
He says the attachment is dangerous. Then he uses his grinder backwards, with the handle on the wrong side for the way he is holding it. Also, it's made to use like a grinder. Not a circular saw.
He's not using it backwards though, he's holding it the same way you'd hold it for cutting metal
Most marketing videos use it like a circular saw.
Moans about it being the most dangerous attachment he's ever seen.... Proceeds to use it wearing shorts and no gloves or goggles
Gloves would be a huge mistake. Never wear gloves when handling power tools.
@@jimbo111589 exactly was just going to reply to say this.....gloves are a horrible idea if they get hit they snag and so all sorts of nasty stuff
@@jimbo111589 I'm not a tradesman by any stretch of the imagination but a part of the reason power tools tend to be very bulky is to make them relatively easy to function with protective gloves on. To say never wear gloves with power tools is a pretty bold statement.
Clearly the tree surgeons I've watched were doing something wrong when they wore protective gloves while using their chainsaws (which is what this in essence is). I'm not suggesting it would stop the spinning blade but it CAN make the difference between surgery or amputation as the outcome.
Dan T and with the guard in the wrong position
@@VLXVNDR bullshit I can say the same about you. I wanna see you use gloves on a lathe machine, that's one of the dumbest things you can do while operating one..
“Most dangerous angle grinder attachment”
*begins cutting straight into a knot
And wears shorts and presumably
No safety glasses
this man is stupid
He said "Knot kill ourselves.."
Cant stop laughing at yalls comments. Just glad i dont work beside this guy.
@Ian from FNQ ok so every Australian tradesman is stupid
"wow, that makes a mess in a hurry." Yeah, dude, it's a chainsaw.
You wouldn't be safe with a spoon not alone an angle grinder ffs.
This is hands down the best comment section I have ever seen, lmao.
I'm not disappointed.
Have to agree man
I think you may be correct 🤣🤣🤣
If anyone is curious it won’t actually chop your leg off. I had to get 24 inches of stitches in my leg. I used the tool for under 2 seconds on press board. The moment I touched the wood it kicked back super hard and into my right shin.
For clarity. I use an angle grinder at work at least 6 hours a week on metal. I’m not a moron. This tool should not be sold at harbor freight or Lowe’s.
It should be banned
Agreed!!! a chainsaw chain attached to a 4" disc that spins at 10,000 (+) rpm's. What could go wrong?
Wearing his Mailman cosplay outfit while using a grinder
lol
But it’s all done in the best possible taste
Nearly lost 4 fingers with one of those. It's a freaking stupid dangerous tool. "Anti-kickback" is absolute nonsense. Mine sure kicked back, and if you do some Googling you'll see that they have nearly killed people. In an instant mine caught in the wood, ripped the side handle from my grip and cut across the back of my left hand. You can imagine what those chainsaw teeth did to me. Yet I consider myself lucky. I was using a grinder with a paddle-switch for safety, so it turned off as I let go. Otherwise it would still be climbing up my arm. The leather gloves were no match for those teeth, though.......Every 9-fingered woodworker I know was a pro. Even in the emergency room they said 90% of the woodworking accidents they see are by pros with experience who never thought they'd get hurt because they are "always careful". All the experience in the world will not stop this thing from kicking back. If it grabs the right spot in the wrong way, it's simply going to do what it wants to do, no matter how "carefully" you think you're using it. And when that happens all you can do is pray the teeth don't hit you. It's not worth the risk. You are playing Russian roulette every time you pick it up. Someday it will get you. Throw it in the trash! There are safer tools out there that will do the job.
I have three grinders the instructions on all three said do not use toothed blades
Your video is what brought me here
The most dangerous i saw in the video is that you dont ware gloves.
U r absolutely right. In fact angle grinder is a - hand tool + power tool. Wrongly birthed machine in this world. With it Grinding job is somewhat ok but cutting the things is jeopardy, lethal. From my experiences cutting the metal, granite & wall is risky but cutting the wood is extremely dangerous. A accident happened with me. I was lucky that it didn't cut my body & only gives me some deep stiches on both legs.
@@viperstrike3827 same mistake i did. I Used wood cutting blade & within a 2 seconds it gives tens of stitches on both leg, pain, penance, scolding from family & life lesson😓
I’ve never seen anybody look more uncomfortable/clumsy with a tool in my life
Grip it like you mean it.. or it will bite you.. pansies should never enter the tool shed..
@@rebekahfrench5747 I know he's not exactly a man's man but everybody's gotta start somewhere and some time. Some start later. As long as he doesn't do anything stupid or go around a table saw, he should be alright.
well atleast he will have 9 fingers left he almost lost one opening up the package
@@conspiracyscholor7866 seems that way.. maybe start of with non powered tools.. he might survive..🤣🤣
Haha rele. Maybe with time he will improve.
I'd be more worried about the operator breeding than the chain flying off in my face
I'd rather have a chain slap me in my face than let him breed. Not that he's ever had any takers.
Lmao !!!
As he was experimenting with it at groin level, I remembered this old Argentinian guy I worked with in my 20s. When he'd lift something heavy or do some other minor feat of strength, he'd quip in his smooth accent, "Weeth my deeeeeeck!"
@@carloscable Really, you found humor in that idiotic statement?
I think this guy needs to watch TH-cam videos, not make them.
He’s got 80k plus subs, how many you got?
@@Cheezwizzz How many are watching to see him have an accident I wonder? 🤔
Hahaha
@@Cheezwizzz he has a big family and a lot of friends... lol
He does, only one problem, he watches other guys that need to watch and not make videos. LOL
Is there a "safe" angle grinder attachment? Even a buffing pad will rip the shirt off your back.
Now you tell me
Nope, no such thing. I mostly use it to cut metal and use a Diamond blade disc rather than your typical black grinding disc. A perfect exemple of something more expensive that turns out cheaper. They work a ton better, cut faster and last a lot longer. I also consider them safer as they dont explode when they fail like regular grinding discs.
@@EvilMaxWarDiamond disc is slower than standard cut off disc.
Fair, but part of risk assessment is the "overall damage" aspect if it fails. Because of the chain teeth jt has the capability to cause significantly more havoc than a standard grinding disc.
Just about EVERY Power Tool is dangerous and even more dangerous when the Tool using it purposely demonstrates it in a unsafe manner or has no clue how to use it in the first place like so many TH-camrs do.
FYI- that “unnecessary protective film” comes standard on a lot of stainless materials depending on their surface finish..... Thought I would share that knowledge.
This was filmed in 2019, I'm guessing if he's not dead by now he's missing a few fingers or an eye.
or his head. Hey then He could start a new TH-cam channel called the headless carpenter. LOL
It's an angle grinder I'm sure he's fine. I used one in grade 5 and never was hurt. You have to be pretty ignorant or careless to be hurt by one
JLUX100™️ All depends on HOW you use it and how often you use one. I've seen a guy get his jacket caught in a large one, it wasn't good.
@JLUX100 no it's not. It's the tip of a chainsaw packaged to look like an angle grinder.
I like that he hasn't bothered to get a phone cradle so that he can use both hands to unwrap it. Must be practising for after his self-inflicted amputation.
Lol
I've used it a couple of times. Once to cut tree roots that were. Raising the pavement and once to carve a seat in a chair. It worked great both times.
That "Protective Sticker" was on the metal plate before it became a disc and they just did not spend the time, effort, or expense to remove it.
It was originally designed to hollow out the seating surfaces of chairs for home carpenters, and it was made by Rockler.
I was so relieved to read the comments and see I wasnt the only one that thinks his man card should be pulled asap
I have consulted the counsil.
Na man one of these fucked me up so bad, mine kicked back and hit my forearm and shredded my arm down to my bone and it looked like hamburger meat. These things are dangerous af, i had the handle on, the guard and a 2 handed grip and it still flew out of my hands
@@jimboneutron8399 looks like someone else need their man card taken away.
@@jimboneutron8399 You're holding a chain saw blade spinning faster than God ever intended a chain saw chain to saw, yeah, it's gonna f you up if it gets loose.
Jim Dean angle grinder 10k rpm my stihl hits 12k rpm so think about that?
Literally called a wood carving disk “I’m not entirely sure what I’m supposed to be doing with this thing”
I think we noticed when you started jabbing it into the wood... man this was sketchy lol. You’re a sketchy dude with a tool. Stay safe
the most dangerous angle grinder attachment is the person who doesn't know how to use it.
Seeing a lot of these comments, there definitely should not be chainsaw angle grinder attachments in my opinion
This guy needs to set a timer so he doesn’t forget to breathe
New kind of ASMR -- Amputate Something Making Recording.
Power tools in general are dangerous when operated with brain disengaged.
For the "right" sort of man, online shopping should be discouraged.
“This thing does not look safe” - immediately throws caution to the wind
My biggest concern was you . You can't even properly adjust dust cover ...
Guard
Jack Z Dust? Yep that guard is to protect us from DUST. We could care less about the blade ripping off a digit or shooting sparks at our clothing.
And at the end his concern is about how messy his workshop gets.
Boy is going to be shocked about the mess when he runs that chain into his femoral artery.
"This isn't that expensive by the way"
Translation: death and dismembership is cheap.
Second worse use of angle grinder have ever seen. This guy is more dangerous than grinder itself.
What's the first?
and the third??
CAREFUL WITH THAT PACKAGE!!! 😱 That plastic is almost very sharp!
yeah its more dangerous ahahaha
Congratulations! Other than leaving the guard on, you broke every safety rule for using a grinder in under 10 minutes!
What was it her did?
@@noodlesoup2281 For one he is not suppose to carve the wood but to cut it...(dont go left and right like a maniac) he could have adjusted the protection a lot better so he would had to hold the grinder under this weird angle..? where are his protection glasses? it seems he has used the angle grinder maybe 10 times in his life haha
@@MrFran007 umm… you do realise this is a disc for wood carving?
It’s not your standard inox or stone cutting blade. It’s meant for exactly what your saying it’s not?
At least the grinder handle is on there
@@MrFran007 It is for carving, it even says so on the package. That's exactly why people buy these.
The first thing the guy does is cuts straight into a knot . I was waiting for the blood to flow after that .
I worked for a company that made log cabins for a short time. This was used to carve out the end of one log so it could meet up to the round outside of another log. Every log is different (not perfectly round) and to get the "seam" to match up was an artform.
I use this carving disc as a wood sculptor. I removed my grinder guard for better maneuverability, as well as the grinder secondly handle, again for more flexibility. As a carpenter for 40 years and a chainsaw fanatic I will agree that this attachment is dangerous, however most of my tools are. The most dangerous attachment in my shop is myself. Respect the risk, keep your fleshy bits away from the moving parts, and keep your tools in good working order, you must be in control.
Bottom line, if your scared, if you lack the confidence…..use something else that your ok with. And yes, I still have all of my fingers!!
Take this guys power tools away before he hurts himself or someone else
AvE needs to send this guy some stickers 😂
He seems to get some inspiration from old AvE
This is precisely the fan who does not get schwag.
Now every guy who makes shop videos is copying him? At Least you can understand what this guy says instead of some rambling gobbledygook
And band aids
Dude, you shouldn't play with toys you don't know squat about. I have a 4 piece set. They are wonderful for what they are made for. ❤ it's a carvers tool, you know, them little bears from logs and such.
I can’t wait to see him on a ladder showing us how to trim trees from a maple with his new chainsaw.
That could be very entertaining. I have an old wooden lader and a nearly new chainsaw I could donate to the cause.
That would be great.
Hey bro.. this is youtube.. not an obituary forum🤣🤣🤣but might be after he tries your suggestion.
Next vid is entitled "Sanding Drywall Joint Compound With Sketchy Disk (FAIL!)"
Yes a very dangerous attachment, I'm talking about the one holding the handles.
This is how found footage always starts.
Always cut Awaaaay from the "sausage".
Actually it's very convenient for SPECIFIC SITUATIONS, when you can't use anything else
What a tool, the operator not the carver, totally clueless. These have been around for years in one form or another. A little research and he could have found out how to use it safely. Some PPE would have have helped too.
Agreed 100%. Harbor Fright Lancelot knock-off. This asshat has no clue how close he came to gutting himself. We've known this "high-end" finish carpenter/boatwright for years on different billionaire jobsites out here in Hawaii. Kind of a running joke since his end product is quite excellent, but he works at a williy nilly, no plan/prep pace like this guy. He's missing THREE fingers, ....all from different accidents. I was there for the last one, ....or more precisely the most recent. Believe it or not he yelled, "...oh nooooo! Not again!" It's now a jobsite meme anytime someone mentions him. His name is now hyphenated with that. Now sporting a true Leper Colony "Molokai Shaka".
The guy has no clue. The tool is just fine.
I was actually thinking at first why is this abomination a thing, a grinder moves way faster than a chainsaw moves those type of blades. Was thinking wouldnt a skill saw style blade work better for cutting wood? And then I saw how nicely it carved, I'm impressed, I thought it would be rough as.
Mark Hunter he's the type of guy who skips through all of the instructions and gets confused why it's not working as advertised.
@@Neishy4AGTE That's not true. Chainsaws can go up to 14k rpm, while most grinders won't go more than 8k. Those battery powered ones even less.
When it says "Use in any direction" it means you can cut with wood grain or across the wood grain. You have way too many negative remarks before actually using the product or knowing what it is used for. I find it very annoying.
I think it means that you can flip the disk around so that the chain is spinning in reverse or that you can remove that chain and flip the chain around to expose a second set of cutting teeth
The hardest part of making this video was when his father realized he was 50% responsible for it.
All of this could of been avoided if he would of just worn protection that night.
If I was the dominant father figure in this house I would be pointing at the mother and saying "this isn't one of mine"
@@spark20 Could have, would have, not of.
Why so mean?
@@patriciachamberlain5389 because sometimes it’s the right thing to do.
Title should be called” how not to operate an angle grinder”
Why?
@@axtra92 no PPE whatsoever, shorts are the worst pants, short sleeve shirt, just... everything is wrong. you should wear a long sleeve shirt, preferably a leather jacket, leather gloves, jeans, steel toed boots, a face shield, and safety glasses. when one of those wheels decided to go the "Rapid Unplanned Disassembly" route, they can launch a piece of a grinding wheel THROUGH your abdomen.
@@jacksheppard2096 over dramatize much?
@@donhodson4690 its not an understatement. with as little PPE as he is wearing, it could easily launch something that size through your stomach.
“It’s basically a chainsaw blade, mounted on a circular device that you can mount on angle grinder” wow this guys so smart
uh u r 1 2 talk about being mart, chain saws have chains hence "Chain saw", jig saws, band saws, circular saws and table saws have blades
First thought: "There is absolutely no 'blade' to be found on a chainsaw."
There is, however, a BAR and a CHAIN....
@@adrianjarvison1393 Bar Chain that has absolutely zero semblance of Blade now does it?
@@adrianjarvison1393 there are many blades on a chainsaw chain you dumb s***.
This guy is trying hard to be Ave
I was thinking the same thing.. he literally almost gutted his self.
B straight outta the box with his chinesium reference.
Agreed! I thought the same thing. I suppose some this guys next videos will be cooking Japanese food cooked with an oxy-acetylene torch.
Can’t wait till he uses the chainsaw grinder attachment to open up boxes.
@@josephgus5638 ... Or clean his teeth.
Well, I was going to say a bunch of stuff, but you all covered it. Cheers.
Only safety equipment missing are flip flops and a beer.
I have used this tool exactly once a few years ago. I ended up in the emergency room a few minutes later. Anti kickback action my ass. DO NOT TRY TO TO CUT A CHANNEL OR GROOVE WITH THIS TOOL. It will flutter between the side walls violently when you least expect it, jump out of the groove and liquefy everything in its path. It caught my left arm and right palm before I dropped it.
Feel free to purchase and use it, but be very aware of its destructive ability.
It has lounged around in my toolbox sneering at me ever since our first/last encounter.
Why were you using it like that? It's a carving disc. Not a cutting disc. Cutting channels sound like a operation best accomplished using a router.
@@sentry8992 I was trying to carve a head on a piece of wood. Once I started carving the chin and the neck I tried to do too much too fast by plunging the tool under the chin to the depth of the neck and the tool told me it wasn't happy with my method. Totally my fault. I need to build some metal vambraces if I ever plan to use this tool again.
@@michaelsemenchuk3056
I'm an artist as well. Based on your description, a saw zall would have been a great choice to make a series of relief cuts first. The saw zall would have quickly got to the depth from chin to the neck, then you could have come back with the carving disc. Wherever possible, always make a series of relief cuts first. Also there's 2 other carving disc's available on the market that does very similar carving operations but do not utilize the chain mechanism that could get caught or bind up in the material. The other 2 designs are easier to work with. Amazon sells a 9 disc set for 30 bucks. The set includes all the different styles of carving discs.
In the proper hands it's a VERY useful carving tool...in your hands it makes me nervous!
As a wood carver I used one for a while. It was effective and i liked the results, but every time I used it when I would put it down i would have to kind of meditate and think about how i had used it. I also used angle grinders for years in construction for rebar. Then my angle grinder jumped with just a sanding disc and bit in to my forearm. Had it been the chainsaw disc I would have likely had permanent damage. This thing is scary and there are belt driven grinder attachments that extend the cutter away from your hands and if it does kick, the belt stops it spinning
How did the angle grinder jump and catch your forearm? Were you using it with one hand? An angle grinder should always be used with the handle and two hands.
I used this blade about 10 years ago. I cut off my left index finger and the next two fingers next to it were cut half way through. Three operations and four weeks in hospital as a result. Take my advice. Throw that thing away and never use an angle grinder to cut wood. Be warned. 😬😬😬😬
Mork did the chain disengage and whip across the fingers?
Whoa
Yes, please tell us how it happened. I’ve owned 3 chainsaws and this doesn’t seem more dangerous
That's because you were using it wrong like this moron in the video. I've raced dirt bikes for the last 30 years and lost the function of my right leg (almost lost the whole leg) on one in 5 minutes on a test ride being careless. Point is, I don't blame the bike, I still ride. And I certainly don't tell everyone else to throw theirs away. What's the difference? Please tell me. Shit happens sometimes. Be better at it is all I can say...
Craig Wheeless - I think it could be more dangerous. I have come to the conclusion that you pretty much need two hands on a chainsaw to maneuver/ operate. However a grinder can easily be used with only one hand on the tool and the other holding the piece of wood.
For the love of God.... It's a carving tool not a saw. 😵
I use it to Cut Metal
@@kleingreenlee i even used it on titanium
a carving tool made to cut like a saw though lol........!!!!
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@@ShawnClarady Thanks for bringing this up. I saw it (no pun intended, well maybe a little.) when it was posted. Really great info.
"Use in any direction" my guess is since it comes apart it doesn't matter if you flip the chain section.
Had you bothered to open the entire package there are directions for use inside. The only thing I saw that was dangerous was the tool trying to use it. When set up correctly and used for its intended purpose its just as safe as any other tool.
Robert Baker 🤣🤣
Have one and works like a charm. Every powertool is dangerous in the wrong hands and so is this. Goes through old dry roof oak beams like butter.
That is true, almost any tool can be dangerous if not used properly.
RDAllen you obviously don’t know how to use it
I used the King Arthur's Tools carving disc (the Lancelot) years ago for sculpture. It's very useful for shaping wood. If I remember correctly they recommended turning the guard on the grinder to a different position. Occasionally, the grinder would kick, especially if I was careless with it, so I always kept a careful grip, and I always wore gloves and a face shield. I probably should have worn leather/kevlar protective clothing. I think it could have cut through flesh like butter.
You have no business using that tool without gloves or properly adjusting the guard.
Kinda bothers me he's wearing shorts but he complains about being worried about the chain coming off
It's always nice to wear gloves. Maybe the grinder grabs it but its always a good idea. If you don't know work safety you have no buisness using any tool.
Yes he does. If someone wants to fuck themselves up they can.
@@88werwolfhun88 wearing gloves wile cutting is dangerous as the cloth can get pulled and there goes youre fingers
An apprentice using a grinder had their hand mangled because her glove touched the wheel. She doesn't work anymore. Gloves are not a good idea with spinning tools. Imagine it catching on a lathe.
Has a 60v battery, must know what he’s talking about.
It's a circular chainsaw blade.
Try using the proper apparel when working in the shop. At
the end of the day you’ll be in one piece and your loved ones will love for
that. Be safe my friend.
That thing is meant for power carving, not to be used as a cutter.
Literally says cut on the package
@@D_Town_Throwdown It's literally called a 'Wood Carving Disc'
Still a dumb idea. I know ppl that carve with both chainsaws and angle grinders but this looks like a dumb, useless and dangerous gimmick.
No, this is a Harbour freight advertisement
@@user-wp5fe8ec6l welded one together with sheet metal and a chainsaw blade, did an awesome carving on a 30' long bar counter top, started trying to use existing tools like a chainsaw and none worked as well and often ended up being more dangerous for the work we were attempting, this tool (our version of it) actually worked amazingly and did the whole counter really fast.
You just sold at least a million of
Those things! I just clicked over to the amazon china marketer thingy and bought two of them🤣
My dad cut 4 of his fingers off with an attachment like this. But that’s his fault for being an idiot
I cut my thumb almost completely with it.
Hahahaha
That’s ironic, my dads name is John 😂
Comments here are freaking hilarious. I havn't laughed so much watching youtube. "don't be that guy" lmao
It's made for carving in curves and round edges when you're carving stuff when you want to take a lot of material but you want to keep a certain shape it's a really good tool to have if you're carving wood especially if you're doing animals and people it works awesome
The whole time he’s demoing it I’m telling myself “ that’s not how you use it “
Annoying.... someone slurping soup kind of annoying
Rough crowd. Man, you all are awfully harsh on real-life Ned Flanders.
Waiting to hear him say "howdy ho their neighbor"
It's neighbourino*
My husband of 41 years passed away this past August. I have been looking over his tool collection and trying to decide which ones I should keep. I came across his die grinder but had no idea what it is used for which is why I am here. I am very impressed with what you were able to do with your new attachment. My mind was racing with the possibilities for it's use. I will keep the die grinder and tomorrow pay a visit to Harbor Freight for that attachment. Thank you for sharing. And yes I agree it has the ability to do a wicked amount of damage if used without the proper precautions, I will use it with all due respect.
If you can but this anymore! It has been removed or even banned in many locations due to the extreme danger of this tool.
@@radozeman thanks for the info.
An alternate title could be "The Weirdos Guide to Circular Saws"
There’s a video on TH-cam that shows a guy nearly loosing his fingers with that when it kicked back on him
i literally just saw that like 3 days ago. He was carving a large piece of wood and the chainsaw bits dug into the wood, and kicked backed with a vengence
This is it. 20 or 30 years in woodworking and still got hurt with this tool. th-cam.com/video/IIQu1e8DGUw/w-d-xo.html
@@ShawnClarady yea ive used a hammer for 16 years frameing and broke my hand with one same concept stop being a puss
yeah whew it binds and then strikes like a cobra. god knows where it's going
I enjoyed the part where he moved the perpendicular blade sideways across the piece.. This dude is definitely a top contender for the darwin award.
You never do that with your circular saw? I know it's sketchy for grinders, when people do that with cutoff blades, but I think thats actually the purpose of this blade.
I've been carving with these for 20 years and love them. Watching this guy...I feared for his life !! This tool is way above his pay grade !
Three finger charlie showed me how to use this thing
🤣 Holy shit, that comment was freaking awesome! Literally made me laugh out loud, and that's a term I never use👍
Bruce 😆🤣
HaHaHa!!
it felt more dangerous when I put a small circular saw on my grinder and it ran away. life flashed before your eyes
There's a picture out there on the internet of a guy with a similar saw deeply lodged in his sternum. Please dear god don't put a circular saw blade on a grinder.
I used this for hours and I’m still in one piece. It cuts wood like butter...very satisfying.
This guy should NOT be operating this grinder. He had no clue.
Wher should he have it from?
How it should be operated?
That film is what all stainless sheets of metal come with as protection, the company just has failed to remove that film.
Did anyone else watching this think of the "Ripper" hand weapon in the Fallout series of games?
Uh, are you even using the grinder properly? Wow, an accident waiting to happen...
Don't worry, natural selection will catch up to him soon enough.
My dad has actually used this before and used it to carve a wooden axe for my nephew but while he was making it with that attachment for the angle grinder the table he was working on was metal and he lowered it a bit too much and it caught the edge of the table which yanked the grinder out of his hand while it was on.. he wrecked the axe and cut his hand but luckily it wasn’t anything crazy he now knows to not use something that looks like a bad idea
love how he didnt even bother a different orientation.. like a normal grinder to do scalloping or dishing out
Absolutely, I thought the same thing. The man has never worked with steel/ grinding disks, It's like he's only ever used his grinder to cut, using thin cut-off disks.
@@doortech8227 exactly, I have these discs and they are great! I mainly use it for taking knots out of cedar fence rails for the horse paddock.
You’ve never heard of Lee Valley? Well... they are a pretty well-known and respectable company that sells high quality woodworking and gardening tools amongst other things. They sell a very similar item. And as someone else here has indicated, the only thing dangerous here is the guy who has no idea how to use it (and had never seen one before - REALLY?? You never saw this type of tool before?). I guess the peg board full of tools is a a Zoom background.
come on and ZOOM!!
Well, I must admit that I've never seen a similar one before either.
Takes the installation clips off and the tool falls apart, doesn't realise the chain can be inverted to suit other tools and i'm only 3 minutes in. This guy is the most dangerous tool i've ever seen.
I don't even know what an angle grinder is, yet I watched this entire video.
Well ya know now, Billy B.