A review of three different brands of pruning saw blades for use in a reciprocating saw. I put these three brands through some heavy duty tests of durability and go over the results.
Have you ever tried the Diablo pruning? I have a 5 pack that I'm still on my first blade and I've cut everything from dried out Palm branches to olive leaf branches and even extremely hard wood pallets with a m18 Hacksaw and it just rips through everything I throw at it.
@@rogersshop Oh that's too bad. I picked some up at my local home Depot and just to mention it, like I said I've cut real dried out hardened palm branches with them and I've seen a Gardner cutting the same thing with a gas powered mini chainsaw and it really seems like the same exact amount of time (like 3 seconds) with an 18v to rip through them. I then take the huge palm branches (atleast 12 ft) and cut them in a bunch of small sections to fit them in the recycle and again it makes lite work of them in about 2 seconds per cut one handed. Really impressive stuff if you happen to run across them 👍🏻
Thanks the point about the tree stumps was helpful!
I only want to know which blade do you recommend in a Zombie Apocolypse?
I think it that case, I'd go with the Performax since Zombies generally do not like the color yellow.☺
I have a few Irwin reciprocating saw blades. Cuts 0ver 4 inch but it's the dewalt brushed version.
Have you ever tried the Diablo pruning? I have a 5 pack that I'm still on my first blade and I've cut everything from dried out Palm branches to olive leaf branches and even extremely hard wood pallets with a m18 Hacksaw and it just rips through everything I throw at it.
I am a fan of Diablo blades, but the reciprocating saw blades for pruning are not available in this area
@@rogersshop Oh that's too bad. I picked some up at my local home Depot and just to mention it, like I said I've cut real dried out hardened palm branches with them and I've seen a Gardner cutting the same thing with a gas powered mini chainsaw and it really seems like the same exact amount of time (like 3 seconds) with an 18v to rip through them.
I then take the huge palm branches (atleast 12 ft) and cut them in a bunch of small sections to fit them in the recycle and again it makes lite work of them in about 2 seconds per cut one handed.
Really impressive stuff if you happen to run across them 👍🏻
I can vouch for the Diablo. They last a long time even when cutting stumps at ground level in dirt
@@rogersshop Interesting, just got the carbide Diablo pruning blade. Can't wait to try it, reviews look good.
@@newjargon1697 I haven't tried the carbide blade yet. On my list, though.
Where is the Diablo saw blade that is all I use and works best
Not available here when the video was made. yes, they are good blades.
Very nice Workshop.
Thanks. Cramped due to sharing the space with our business, but I make it work.
Exactly what I wanted to see thanks. Looks like the Milwaukee blade is available in a shop near me, even in NZ :)
Good video
Damn still have the ni-cad brushed de-walt. I haven't seen one in a while. Usually the batteries are clapped out. Sweet.
I have the newer 20 volt brushless too, but my 18 volt stuff still works and I have several batteries that work.
@@rogersshop Nice brother. Lot of people tossed the stuff as soon as Li-Ion tech got popular and included batteries with the tool.