Which CARBIDE Demolition Sawzall Blade is Best? Let's find out!
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- The Milwaukee Axe, Diablo, and Lenox carbide tooth blades competed against each other to determine their strengths and weaknesses. All of the carbide tooth demolition sawzall blades seemed to do very well compared to the bimetal blades previously tested. In the next and final video on sawzall blades, the "thick steel" carbide blades will compete against each other. Hope you enjoy the video and thank you very much for supporting the channel by watching the commercials and through Patreon support. / projectfarm
Sawzall episodes:
Episode 1: • Which BiMetal Sawzall ...
Episode 2: • Which CARBIDE Demoliti...
Episode 4: • Which Demolition Sawza...
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Carbide blades are simply amazing! Thank you for all you the video ideas!
Milwaukee Axe: amzn.to/3hm9m5M
Diablo: amzn.to/2FFOQyS
Lenox: www.lenoxtools.com/pages/lenox-demolition-ct-carbide-tipped-reciprocating-saw-blades.aspx
Can you do a similar test with cut off wheels? I think it would be interested to see which would last the longest.
Can you do a part two with other brands such as dewalt Bosch or craftsman
At menards i beleave they sell a blade called (fire rescue) or something like that. Try that one. Its like $30 for 3 blades.
Not related to this, but I would like to see a test on the holding power of screws driven vertically versus diagonally. Specifically, I would like to see the difference of two screws driven at opposite diagonals versus two screws driven perpendicularly to the wood. I think there would be a question of pull out versus shear strength particularly with the newer structural screws.
the lenox hit a knot in the wood thats why it took longer
Great testing Todd! You're saving people a lot of money with your videos. Chainsaw blades next? :-)
Hi Doug, Thank you very much! I really enjoyed your latest video! Also, thanks for the great test idea!
electronicsNmore Or maybe you could do cutting wheels in a similar fashion.
i've also been asking for chainsaw chains, still want to see it! glad to see i'm not the only one interested in that.
@@simojuu He's a very busy guy. A lot of work goes into making these testing videos.....I'm sure in time you'll see a video.
Chainsaw ChainsawChainsaw!!!
I wish they didn't even bother painting the blades... Maybe they should just stamp their logo onto them? New test idea: normal blades vs paint-stripped blades.
I'm in agreement with that.
I agree! Thank you!
I suspect the freud one might be something like epoxy as it seems to have a very high wear resistance and heat resistance as well. Even used circular saw blades of theirs still have a great color to them.
*Rust has entered the chat* haha I'm gonna stop you right there
Laser etch 'em.
Also I appreciate how you take productive time out of your day to look through the comments and respond with positive feedback I truly appreciate this channel and you.
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Can you test these same three blades on galvanized and cast iron pipe? As a plumber I find myself cutting these often when a grinder can't reach the tough spots. i swear by my carbide tipped Diablo but it would be nice to know if ive been wasting my money or not.
Great recommendation! The next video on the "thick steel" carbide blades will include cutting pipe and spring steel. I'll try to get that video out later this week or over the weekend. Thanks again!
I love the diablo for cutting cast iron
Milwaukee makes a special cast iron blade with diamond grit, it actually has no teeth at all. perhaps you are aware already but perhaps also the product isn't available around you. i don't know the price of them but i would assume they're not cheap either
@@alexwilcox9559 ive used those but in my experience they arent very good. The only use i could see is getting a line started before switching to a real cutting blade but maybe i didnt use it right. But ive never been a fan of those
@@lloydparlee5774 honestly i feel like the blades are still a hit and miss, i feel some perform better than others, but then again some of the cast i cut out is obviously in better shape than others. snap cutters are absolutely the way to go but there are always those occasions that you simply cannot fit in the cutters, and a sawzall will have to do. i've worked on single cuts of 3" pipe that has taken me half an hour, but it was the only way to make it work with an MJ. the blade is also obviously toast afterwards too
I want to see a test with different types of drill bits against some metal plate. Also carbide bits vs hardened steel.
Thank you for the video idea!
@@ProjectFarm throw in some cobalt drills too!
@@ProjectFarm its a great idea...
You'll have to build some kind of jig to add weight to the drill or you can just have a weight hanging from the drill press lever
Simply the best Poor mans "power feed" :D
@@simplythebest4341 the most important part about that test would be the edge geometry
Another great video, I appreciate the time you take editing and keeping to the point! Thanks
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wow, nice, someone who actually compliments the editor on his HARD work, only being a audiologists I know how how hard editing can be, this guy rocks! have you ever seen a better channel? no seriously, have you? I haven't, I hope and pray; al-most nite-ly, people like this help save the human race, oh oh, its gott-n serious sorry, as I know as a Jack-Christian; Jesus is coming back one day to re-claim what is already his, the world is so full of - "-" ""tive-ness"", but not here bro! love ya, take care, keep up the awesome comments! I mean compliments, we all need to lift each other up! as we are ALL family.
You are almost at 500k! Been subbed since less than 100k your content is awesome you tell it as it is thanks projectfarm!
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Hey buddy, I love to see your enthusiasm! I cant wait to see my fav channel get 500k and then 1m, what can we do? oh wait I know ;-(), it takes some time, but hey, lets show this cat how grate-full we are. nice comment, I have been watching this dude for a long time and his tests and awesome-ness has not changed. keep up the love bro ;-) . . ...... ....... . ..
Been here since 75k. Og squad
ive been subbed since he only had 2000 subs
original 10k here..i remember way back in the day trying to figure out why this channel didn't have more subs.. i think his first seafoam video has well over 6m views now.. but then again our mentally retarded culture would rather watch the ignorance and idiocy of pewdiepie than something like these epic videos with depth and learning.
Edit: its 2:35am and i just realized i combined multiple thoughts in one sentence.. i might remember to fix it tomorrow.. LOL
Thank you man. I'm a mechanic and own my own shop so you help me make decisions on a lot of products. In the 2 years since I've discovered your channel you've saved me hundreds of dollars if not a thousand and I really appreciate you. I've returned the favor on patreon. Thanks again.
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Just wanted to say good job on your testing and your videos. People like you add huge value to TH-cam! Thank you!
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I’m a Milwaukee fan boy but I can’t lie diablo is a beast
I like Milwaukee tools a lot too!
Thanks for the video! Helped me learn, and make a informed decision before purchasing. I went Milwaukee because Diablo never has any reciprocating saw blades in a kit on sale. Home Depot has the Milwaukee sets for $15 including 10 different blades plus 5 free demo blades. Waiting for Diablo to step up the kits at the local home centers..
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These are such great, to the point, no BS videos of head-to-head tests. I love it. Keep up the great work!
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Nice work as always. I like how you make a very good effort to take the test variation out of the equation and I appreciate the fact that there is actually a recommendation. Most reviews are simply "they're all ok, pick one that's best for you".
Nice work. Keep it up.
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Thank you for all your videos I watch them every time it comes out and have even used some product based on your test
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Sure would appreciate a test to determine which hot glue is best ?
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Great idea. Different types of hot glue might be useful for different applications, too...some are more "gummy" while others are harder.
Your videos are the best thing about Mondays haha. Keep up the good work!
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I don't use blade saws much but the video as still entertaining and usual. Your ability to find neutral and consistent tests for a variety of products always intrigues me. Well done!
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This test was great. Spring is coming and I have some thick hedges to prune and this is just what I needed to know. I knew you’d have something on reciprocating saw blades. You’re a valuable resource for information. Please keep going. When I cut wood I keep a can of spray lube, like silicone etc., and periodically spray the blade. It seems to help quite a bit.
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You are amazing, great work on these videos. Still have my hopes hanging on a website with all this data, searchable, so when I want to buy the best glue for PVC or the best blade for metal, or the best rechargeable battery for $$ I can find it :) Thanks from my farm to yours!
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This is an excellent idea
That is a fantastic idea! No flashy reviews or sponsorships, just categories of things with the best in class displayed
Great ideas.
Great idea. I'd be satisfied if it was a site that only featured the bar graph results of each topic and maybe an embedded video.
This actually helped me purchase the right saw blade for me! Thanks
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The paint on the Diablo blade is similar to the paint they use on railroad cars. It's pretty solid stuff. Great point noticing the gumming up of the paint as well as the excess heat it generates. I see it all the time on my blades. Now I have a good reason to stick with diablo.
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THank you so much. You are doing an incredible service to the entire community.
Thanks and you are welcome!
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I’m really liking that Diablo blade especially the fact that it says made in USA on it ! Lennox is good to. Really looking forward to the carbide videos. How is Montana ? That’s orange wood you cut is like our oak but stands up Like our cedar I think. Correct me if I’m wrong. Another great video excellent editing Much great time and thought put into each video my favorite channel
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Hi Mike, Thank you very much! Those are both great blades and I'd buy either one of them for specific applications. Diablo for speed and Lenox for drywall screws and other metal. It's hard to find a strait branch on an osage orange tree. They are also full of sharp thorns. I've been trimming back dozens of them over the past month. I've spent a lot of time sharpening chainsaw chains too. lol. Best regards, Todd
That osage orange is much tougher than oak, google it up. It burns so hot its even been known to burn holes right through a cast iron wood stove!
I just remembered we have one like it called Ironwood though hornbeam is its botanical name. Insanely tough stuff it is!
The Diablo blades are made in Switzerland
FireBarrels Did you not watch the video ? watch it again The red Diablo blade says made in USA right on the back of it upside down pay attention. They are not made in Switzerland.
Project Farm has become the Consumer Reports of the garage. I've seen items on Amazon reviews saying "recommended by Project Farm". So, you doin it right my friend.
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This is one of the most informative channels on TH-cam. I watch every episode!
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Love the video's and the way you do things. very refreshing compared to the extremely unscientific tests that alot of the other tool channels do. Your weighted setup is great!
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I have worked in various stores before. The DeWalt, Diablo and Milwaukee blades sell frequently. I like to think Project Farm enjoys his coffee in the morning and spins a weekly project wheel to see what topic it lands on. Good job, Project Farm.
lol. Yes, I like to mix up the video topics. Thanks again!
I really like your videos and they have been helpful as I go through and replace tools as they break. I've found myself going through quite a few Sawzall brush trimming/basic wood blades and I'd love to see which one provides the most bang for my buck.
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Always impressed with your tests. So interesting and fun to watch. You do a great job.
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Ooooh, I really like that showing side by side. Finally we can get a clear understanding of who the winners are. Do this is more videos please!!!
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Love your videos, sir. A good friend of mine is has been an Ag Engineer for many years. My Father in Law has been a Mechanical Engineer for almost 50 years. I, personally am a 5th generation stone mason. I really appreciate the way your mind works, when thinking of relative ways to test these products. I have plans to turn the "old boys" on to your videos. I know they'd appreciate them. On a separate note: For the past few years, I've been using a cordless flush cut tool/oscillating tool for many different applications as they are extremely handy. We were trying to cut beneath old carpet spike strips to expose an old hard wood floor. These strips were tucked beneath the drywall and prying some of them up was not an option, if that makes sense. There is one frustrating element however, there are many company's that claim to make a carbide/metal cutting blade (even some with Titanium coating), ie Bosch, Dremel, Masterforce etc. Most of these blades, when encountering a finish nail in a piece of baseboard for example, will cut the first or second nail but then castastrophically fail and need discarded. I thought this would be up your alley, as most of these blades are very expensive. Thanks for reading/posting. You're making a frequent TH-cam watcher out of me and mine.
Thank you for the video idea on the oscillating cutting tool blade showdown and thanks for the positive comment!
been using diablo blades for years, glad to see thay can hold their own in a contest like this.
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Fastest growing channel out there !! Always superb content !!
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Man, kick ass video as always. I smile every time I see your notifications. I tell you I have learned many things from you. I also enjoy the fun vids like monster energy for fuel.
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Moral of the story.
Buy Diablo
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. .. ... or the "L" brand ;-)
@@andyp3834 dont you dare say the L word!!!
@@thenumerousfew1205 LENNOX! lol,hey, you know already, you gets whats you gets! or you gets what you pay for! LOL, love it, soon as I get rich-enough I am going to splurge! I am going to get a ,a, ,,...., a.., Pay-Pal account, OMG sorry, I saw the results, if I didn't type for a living and was still in-stalling German designed hard wood-floors, I'd be kick-n-it! dun dun dun, you wake for late for school man and you dont want to go, you ask your mom please? and she still says "NO" dun dun dun. sorry, some beast-ty boy-s.
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I absolutely *_love_* the fast jigs you design for sawzall blade and lubricity testing. While your jigs may or may not be the _best_ ways to test, they appear to be fair and unbiased.
You even went so far as to retest the apple wood slice to ensure fairness.
Keep up the good work!
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Always love your tests. Saves a lot of people a lot of money and aggravation buying cheap junk
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Try using gear oil as engine oil in a warn engine to stop smoking
So close
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absolutely love these comparison videos, keep up the great work!
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This is some quality content right here. Thank you Project Farm
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I was looking through your videos to see if you had one on, "what's the best portaband saw". I'm thinking of buying a portaband for home use, but I want to make a good decision. I think you should make a video on corded ones, and also cordless ones. Thank You Project Farm! I Love all your videos, and my boys love them too!
Glad to hear! Thanks for the video idea.
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Man, I can’t believe you’re almost to 500k subscribers! I remember back when you had 30k! I’m so happy for the success of your channel!
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I loooooove this channel and how it keeps thing simple yet highly effective comparisons.
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I have been watching your videos since day one. Love that you accept no sponsorship money and that you genuinely are interested in knowing if manufacturer claims are true. Here is something I have been wondering about. You have done a lot of tests about oils and oil additives, but what about the filters that have to deal with the crud that gets suspended in the oil. I have often wondered about the cheap brands vs the expensive name brands. I am one of those guys who still changes his own oil and I have done the research on filters, but never felt I was getting a review that "speaks to the average Joe" as to whether or not it is ok to get one of those cheap Walmart oil filters or not. As they say "motor oil is motor oil" but are filters?
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I do remodel all the time. I buy Diablo. I go through a lot of blades because of hurricane straps and deck screws. After your results I'm going to be buying Lenox. Thanks
Extremely informative for different uses. Will definitely keep this in mind.
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Another excellent and informative non biased video from one of my favorite youtube channels! The idea of cutting through pipe and spring steel will be an interesting test! Looking forward to that video.
Thank you! I'll try to get it posted by this weekend for sure. Thanks again!
sorry I missed the first test, you do great unbiased work here and I appreciate it. could you leave a link somewhere in the video or description for previous videos in series like this please and thank you!
Thank you very much! Great recommendation on the links too.
Which entry level riding lawnmower is best? Thanks for the video. I enjoy seeing your non biased opinions. Your test seem like they are good for the consumer.
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I'm very impressed with the hedge apple fence post, it put up a LOT of resistance to those blades. I thought that the carbide teeth would just tear right through it, but I was wrong.
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No suggestions, just really enjoy your content and I hope you keep it up!
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Oh damn, is this Project Farms first 4k video? Will need to watch this on my tv now. I can tell the audio definitely sounds a lot better.
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@@ProjectFarm I hope the future videos will be in 4k as well, it's nice to see fine detail especially with how detailed and thorough your testing is. 500,000 subscribers closing in quick.
I have to plug the Diablo blades a bit, my very first experience with them was trying to cut a 4" cast iron drain pipe over my head in-between joists - not much room to work! Normally I would use a cutoff wheel in a grinder, but just didn't have the room to use that method. Picked up one of these blades as a test - went through that pipe like butter.... Did not appear to dull the blade and I used the same blade for the rest of my demo project. Sold me for sure.
Thanks for sharing.
What about testing different degreasers? Today I found myself staring at a wall of degreasers and thought "I wish project farm had made a video on those" lol.
I love your channel, honest and interesting. Thanks!
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Awesome edit work with this video. Smooth and seamless transitions.
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I agree with steve bauer on testing drill bits. I also think you should test different windshield washer fluids for temp and ability to clean. Love the videos. Big fan
Thank you for the video ideas and thanks for the positive comment!
Id like to have a Diablo blade! Me and my Father-in-law took down a three story building using the Lenox blade and an Imperial Demolition blade. I like your videos!
Diablo is amazing. Thank you!!
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I am so glad to see your channel growing and your video catalog expanding. Keep up the good work ! Maybe for a future video you could test a host of bow saw blades. Just the blades though, often the manufacturers metal holder under preforms and lets down a blade. I recommend buying all the same length of blade and making a quick wooden bushcrafters bow saw. It is 4 pieces of wood and some rope, it also allows you to tension the blades better and adjust tension as the blade stretches. That way they can all be tested on the same saw to make it more scientific.
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Wow, I really liked this video. I like your normal content, but a lot of the time I feel it just doesn't have that much use to me. As fun as your regular content is, I will probably never purposefully abuse an engine, or use on tapes or glues or lubricants in such a critical way that the differences between them usually seen here becomes relevant (although it's really interesting see just how different results can be). This video however really answered a question I've had for a long time in the performance to these blades and I feel I am guaranteed that this will impact how I buy blades in the future. Thank You, subscribed.
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Another fantastic video from the farm! Keep up the good work!
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Really seems like the Diablo is a good all around winner. The sort of product that you do get what you pay for. I hate buying the same things over and over again, yet still having them slow me down. I'll probably just buy a few Diablo blades that will last me years. Thanks as always!
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From watching you videos about bi-metal blades I brought a lenox 13 pc kit. Thanks for the bids and helping me decide what brand to buy
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Thank you for doing your videos. I really enjoy your work and hope you keep up the good work! Thank you!
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I'm in the middle of some home repairs and thank you for the info.
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As a plumber, I have used about every brand available... about a year ago I came across the carbide tip heavy metal Diablo blades and haven't looked back. They cut EVERYTHING from copper to cast iron.
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Hello again, yes re-watching your blade tests, as I rely on these blades to help me finish the projects day after day. I too use the Lenox and Milwaukee blades monthly and these seem to do very well in most cases. A test I would like to see done is the Diamond sawzall blades, "Ya I know" they are very pricey, but cutting though cast iron they are a must. I see all the major brands have them so the field is wide open for a close finish race...
Again thank you for all your testing and product awareness to the best of the best.
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Great review. Out of all of my youtube channel subscriptions, yours is my favorite. I really look forward to your vids. Thanks.
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Really enjoy your testing. Keep up the good work. I appreciate the lengths you go to make sure everything is fair.
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Favorite videos of my subscriptions, always happy to see an upload!
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One thing I have seen frequently when people use a reciprocating saw is that they do not exert a firm pressure on the throat plate against the material to be cut and to allow the reciprocating action to use the full travel of the blade stroke to be brought to bear against the wood or whatever they are cutting. Your test jig, althought it does not hold the throat plate firmly against the saw's target material, it also is held firmly so it cannot vibrate wildly as when someone holds the saw by hand. If the saw does not have the firm pressure of the throat plate applied to the material to be sawed, the blade vibrates wildly and the efficiency of what ever tooth material or TPI design is incorporated, is greatly diminished. But the person does get a lot more tired and the motor is worked excessively at greatly reduced efficiency.
Thank you for these demos. I have not used Diablo blades as yet, but I have used Lenox blades. I will not add Diablo to my tool shopping list.
This is an excellent point! Thank you!
Great video as usual! An experiment I'd like to see in the future would be testing cyanoacrylate glues.
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Great research. Can’t wait for a video on oscillating tool blades.
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I love all your videos, they are always very helpful to me!
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I used those Milwaukee blades to cut new openings in a log cabin for all new windows, and also move a section of log wall even running through rebar in foot thick logs those blades hacked it like a boss.
Great blade!
I run a metal shop and I use lenox , They last fine for the $$ .. Great test !.. ENJOYED
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Ooooh! I can't wait! Great video! Exceeded expectations!
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FOR SCIENCE!!!
Thank you for all the time and work you put into these tests, great info that is always interesting and educational.
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Loved this video...I got really excited...thank you so much for your hard work!
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Untill now. You deserve it man
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I really enjoy all of your tests!
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Would you consider testing the thin impact grade bits such as the “flex torque” style that is supposed to help with driving? I have noticed companies such as Milwaukee, Dewalt, Bosch and Norske found on amazon like to make these style. I always have a feeling those would wear out or break quicker than a regular bit. I believe they make them in adapters that work for sockets as well so we could see how much rotation force they can take. Keep up the good work I really enjoy the channel!
Great video idea! Thank you
I like the side by side "drag race" look
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Your shows are the best ever thank you for your time..Can you try using desiel fuel as a engine oil...
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I'd love to see these cut some wrought iron. It's the toughest stuff in my shop to hack through, it destroys cutting wheels, hacksaws, and carbide tipped blades. I've got some chunks laying around if you'd like some.
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I’ve got a problem with the last test while this one is a lot better than the 2018 episode two of four I feel that you need to set up an automatic timer. Watching you start the timer on the Lenox, it was already to the first screw by the time you hit The start button. It is still really helpful video thank you.
Great suggestion on the timer. Thanks again
I have some older Milwaukee demolition blades. They are probably 15 to 20 years old and they seem to be much better than the new one I had just bought.
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Good job controlling for the variation in the log by reversing the order!
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I love the show! Nitro fuel instead of gasoline in a motor is one of my favorites
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When is the video on circular, table, or miter saw blades?! Would love to see one! Great videos, as always.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Great Video!!! Definitely going to pass this video on to my Diablo Rep.
Thank you! I'd love to know what he thinks. I really like their coating on the blade, which actually prevents the blade from sticking. I suspect he'll say the blade isn't designed to cut drywall screws, but anyone who's done demolition work knows that these blades will eventually come into contact with hardened steel.
This has probably been mentioned before and resolved in later videos, but seemed to me that the Lenox blade struggled more with the knot in the first test than the nails which could account for it's poor result. I think it's important to check for this in future. Loving the videos though, thank you.
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bro,. i had a rough day today. i opened up the subscriptions tab and you had a new video. i lost my shit lol like sweet, at least projectfarm has a new vid
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Nice testing! The last of that fence post would make great knife handles. That is tough stuff. Boudarc is what its called where I live.
Great point and thank you!
Been waiting for this one! Thanks!
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Thanks for uploading another informative tutorial.
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I haven't even watched the video but I can tell you from many years of using these tools my all time favorite for years has been Lenox ...........
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LMAO I just commented on another video that I wished you would use the Lennox blades 😂😂😂 I love this channel!!!
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Hey man you should try making a cylinder head out of Australian Buloke. It’s the hardest wood you can find in the world and I think it would be very interesting to see if it works. I love your channel and keep it up dude!!!!
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Another aspect to test value could be a longevity test, yes the diablo and Milwaukee cut faster but which blade has the best lifespan. In other words "cuts faster but dies quicker". Thanks keep up the awesome content!
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