This saw th-cam.com/users/postUgkx84IcU5pbZd1Qrz8u4-YRLmJax7kdRi7B comes in handy in many ways. When I had a small (dead) tree fall I started the process of disposal by using this saw and cutting off the small branches. Then slowly work on the small trunk with undercutting and letting it fall down. With many trees on acres of land paying for a tree service can be expensive. It also is nice in that it can be used in hard to get areas like along my creek. It's also safer and quieter than a chainsaw. It obviously can't cut down massive trees but it does work fine for small ones or brush. And of course since I already own a Black
The multipurpose blade DeWalt gives can be used for metal. I cut 0.05” stainless with it. Cuts like butter. Just remember to remove the plastic extractor hood before cutting metal. Make SURE any blade you buy is rated over 20,000 rpm. There are a lot of 3” blades rated at 10,500 or so. Don’t use those. They may explode!
All right people, check this out. I work all day with tools in my hand and this tool was a game changer for me. I was using the DeWALT 20V and corded angle grinders for years cutting different things but when Ryobi came out with this tool first, I bought one and it worked great but the best thing was it was LIGHTWEIGHT. As soon as this one came available from DeWALT I ordered one and tossed the Ryobi in the corner. This thing makes working all day cutting tile a breeze...and yes, as soon as that vac came out I got it as well. I actually keep both tools in the carry bag the vacuum comes in.
@@napolitanotile2919 I bought it because Ryobi had the tool out a year before DeWALT did...It was a cheap way to evaluate if I wanted the tool or not. It WORKED though...lol
Based on your recommendation, I purchased the Dewalt Hepa Handheld Vac to use for dust collection, but it does not fit into the dust collection port on the cut off tool because it is too long and tapered. It looks like you may have cut off part of the nozzle on the handheld vac hose. Did you modify the hose to fit the cut off tool extraction port?
I am having the same issue with the hose connection... did you by chance find a different way to connect the two tools ? I have the same tools as you and the same issue...lol
I found a solution online. It's not a great solution, but it does work. If you remove the bristles from the round brush that comes with the vacuum (they are attached to a ring that just pulls or twists out), the remaining body of the brush just fits on the dust port of the cut off tool. Not the most secure attachment, but it does work.
That sounds ok , but i called Dewalt about this and the house on our handheld vac isn't designed for this but he showed me another hose to buy with that adapter. Please see item numbers DWV9000 - 1 adapter 5140128-68 - 1 hose
The hose we have on the handheld the fitting won't screw off but this other hose im telling you about will allow you to remove the factory fitting and apply the dcv9000 adapter then you will be able to connect to the airlock fitting on the dust shroud... 🙌
I kinda like a small pump bottle with water, pressurize bottle set it so a thin jet comes off and use that to cool the blades, or get some 1/8" inch ice maker line, and hose connector, with shut off. is the other way like to cool blades.
I have the milwaukee version and they are awesome, total life saver for cutting new electrical outlets in existing tile and even plaster. I would have been trying to cut those with an abrasive multitool blade. Fyi for the M12 version, get the bigger batteries
Does anyone know if the guard can be removed? I'm hoping to use this as a smaller jam saw but that would need to be similar to a grinder. Let me know!!
They say its about the weight. However i dont find my 1100W 4 1/2" corded grinder heavy at all. What i reslly found interesting and i am seriously thinking about it its the Worx Maker X angle grinder which is really really small. Yet i am worry about its capacity even with delicate situations. But man.. That is really tiny!
Awesome little tool! I scored one at HD with two DeWalt XR batteries (4 & 6 AH) and a charger plus carrying bag all for $199 at the HD Black Friday sale (or pre-sale, as it is).
Looks like you were cutting in the opposite direction of the arrows on the wheel...I don't know if that matters much. Also have you noticed that the Forward & Reverse markings on the tool are wrong?
It works great for wire shelves. I used it for cutting mine in half so I could stack the washer and dryer where the wire shelf used to be and I used it to clean up wire shelf cuts in the store next to my workshop after my elderly mother cut herself badly in their drink cooler (like, the kind of injury some would sue over). It made quick work of both. I love that the size and control let you bevel edges to avoid leaving sharp cuts.
It’d take a bit of work. The hinge pin as well as a bit of the front part of the shoe protrude just a tiny amount so you won’t get an edge exactly parallel to the blade. I’d love to get these issues fixed so I can run a woodworking blade on this and use with straightedges, etc. This can be quite a versatile little saw.
I know you use DEWALT and I appreciate the battery consistency However, have you seen this tool by Makita that has a water (wet cut ) system? Wish Montolit made a Diamond gold blade in this size. The DEWALT setup is a great one. The size of these tools makes all the difference-game changer. Thanks for all your excellent reviews
Just bought mine today. I just love the compactness and yet very powerful brushless motor. I have dewalt brand tools so this will be another great addition to all my other dewalt power tools.
I have the m12 version of this tool, & was very disappointed until I got the 6.0 batteries. It's alot better now but I've still heard the dewalt is way better for this tool. Makes sense being dewalt is 20v vs the milwaukee is 12v
So to me the most important thing is how rough or smooth is a straight rip. It would be great to see this done with an in depth view of the edge it leaves behind on different material.
We run a pair of the M12 ones, one loaded with metal disks and swap it to a multi blade for doing durok valves and holes, and the other loaded with a diamond blade for tile work. Where did you find that stencil at? I've been making cutout templates whenever I run into different size flanges and valves but that would be super handy.
For anyone considering this tool just an FYI its a battery sucker. I wouldn't consider bringing this to a job for the day without a couple 6ah batteries or at least a 9ah I do alot of tile work and usually go through like 1 and 1/3rd 9ah batteries but they are significantly heavier if you're working over head. Definitely something to consider if you have bad shoulders like me
Hello, I like your videos, can you please point me in the right direction as to where did you purchase the plastic stencil / template tool ? a direct link would be awesome. Thank you !
You know what this tool looks like? Like they took the design and build of the old Milwaukee 3 inch cut off tool model 2522-20 then just adjusted it to work on the 20v battery system. Reminds me of how Hyundai just copies Honda and Toyota
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THAT VACUUM DOES NOT WORK IN CONJUNCTION WITH SAW, VACUUM END IS WAY TOO SMALL AND FITS VERY LOOSELY, UNLESS U MAKE SOME KIND OF ADJUSTMENTS, LIKE TAPE TOGETHER LOL....
What’s a dressing stone use for? Do you have a link for the one in your video? How do you take off the sharp edges of tile after cutting? Do you have a recommendation and link?
I’m on the fence about buying this or the Dewalt angle grinder. I need to cut a large disc padlock off my storage unit. But I want to also have a small enough tool to cut kitchen tile I want to install. What do you think is my best bet?
What's the name of that stencil tool u have??? That things pretty sweet..btw that cutoff tool was one of my first dewalts I ever bought and I luv that thing..it's def one of my all time favorite tools that I'm never getting rid of
Very nice tool. Unfortunately, not one of the blades we have in Europe fits on it. I have one, and it is de best mini grinder I own. The arber is 9,5 mm, and we use 10 mm. No Diablo blades in Europe 😢
It would be awesome if you could post link of the blade. I’m in the USA and I tried searching in Home Depot and Amazon. Seems nobody had the 3” diablo diamond blade.
I have bought my Dewalt cutt off tool and watched your video. I like it so much. I will use this tool for my bathroom project. Where did you get the acrylic triangle ruler with all the cut-out templates for rectangle and circular shapes?
Christ tools are far cheaper in the US compared to the UK. I have just purchased the same tool having watched this and it cost me £320 with the batteries etc, some shops wanted almost £400 that’s a lot more than $199. Looks like a great tool though and will come in handy with my kitchen installation’s.
with the extractor, how would this work in a tile shower demo? usually when demoing existing shower walls over drywall/ durock, i either use a hammer ( actually not a regular hammer but a masons hammer and use the chisel side) and just bang channels thru tile and board along the sides of studs every few feet squared to remove tile and board from wall or i use and angle grinder with a wet sponge to make cuts in wall also every few feet square to remove tile and board. is this too much work for this little cutter? will it cut an inch in depth? and about how many linear foot would it cut before the extractor would need to be cleaned? thanks
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Nice video! Make sure to remove the battery whenever changing any blade though sir.
-- yeah, I was scared too.
Excellent Tool!!! Does anyone know if there is a Makita equivalent?
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This saw th-cam.com/users/postUgkx84IcU5pbZd1Qrz8u4-YRLmJax7kdRi7B comes in handy in many ways. When I had a small (dead) tree fall I started the process of disposal by using this saw and cutting off the small branches. Then slowly work on the small trunk with undercutting and letting it fall down. With many trees on acres of land paying for a tree service can be expensive. It also is nice in that it can be used in hard to get areas like along my creek. It's also safer and quieter than a chainsaw. It obviously can't cut down massive trees but it does work fine for small ones or brush. And of course since I already own a Black
Where can I find that clear plastic square that you are using?
Wow no.reply? Whats the name of it?
It’s called a speed square
@@itsonlyafl3shwoundhunt tool company
It's so useful.
not a speed square, even though the manufacturer seems to think it is. says right on it hunttoolco, which seems to have gone under.
The multipurpose blade DeWalt gives can be used for metal. I cut 0.05” stainless with it. Cuts like butter. Just remember to remove the plastic extractor hood before cutting metal.
Make SURE any blade you buy is rated over 20,000 rpm. There are a lot of 3” blades rated at 10,500 or so. Don’t use those. They may explode!
Those cutting disc look like Game Cube game Disc lol
Haaa yess
The REAL QUESTION, that plexiglass!!! Where can I get one of those!!!? That’s more of a game changer 🎉🎉🎉
All right people, check this out. I work all day with tools in my hand and this tool was a game changer for me. I was using the DeWALT 20V and corded angle grinders for years cutting different things but when Ryobi came out with this tool first, I bought one and it worked great but the best thing was it was LIGHTWEIGHT. As soon as this one came available from DeWALT I ordered one and tossed the Ryobi in the corner. This thing makes working all day cutting tile a breeze...and yes, as soon as that vac came out I got it as well. I actually keep both tools in the carry bag the vacuum comes in.
YOU BOUGHT RYOBI BA HA HA HA LOL 😆 🤣 THATS HILARIOUS 😂 😃 😄 😁 🤣 BA H HA
@@napolitanotile2919 I bought it because Ryobi had the tool out a year before DeWALT did...It was a cheap way to evaluate if I wanted the tool or not. It WORKED though...lol
What's so good against a grinder
@@jonno-cr8lv The comfortable and more stable grip
@@jonno-cr8lv Not to mention the direction change feature
Based on your recommendation, I purchased the Dewalt Hepa Handheld Vac to use for dust collection, but it does not fit into the dust collection port on the cut off tool because it is too long and tapered. It looks like you may have cut off part of the nozzle on the handheld vac hose. Did you modify the hose to fit the cut off tool extraction port?
I am having the same issue with the hose connection... did you by chance find a different way to connect the two tools ? I have the same tools as you and the same issue...lol
I found a solution online. It's not a great solution, but it does work. If you remove the bristles from the round brush that comes with the vacuum (they are attached to a ring that just pulls or twists out), the remaining body of the brush just fits on the dust port of the cut off tool. Not the most secure attachment, but it does work.
That sounds ok , but i called Dewalt about this and the house on our handheld vac isn't designed for this but he showed me another hose to buy with that adapter. Please see item numbers
DWV9000 - 1 adapter
5140128-68 - 1 hose
Stupid phone i mean hose not house...🤣
The hose we have on the handheld the fitting won't screw off but this other hose im telling you about will allow you to remove the factory fitting and apply the dcv9000 adapter then you will be able to connect to the airlock fitting on the dust shroud... 🙌
Angle grinders and reciprocating saws have been our bestfriends, I need this in my tool list.
I kinda like a small pump bottle with water, pressurize bottle set it so a thin jet comes off and use that to cool the blades, or get some 1/8" inch ice maker line, and hose connector, with shut off. is the other way like to cool blades.
that's interesting. But is this tool suitable to make perfect stright cuts in the wood ?
What is the maximum wood thikness it can cut?
I have the milwaukee version and they are awesome, total life saver for cutting new electrical outlets in existing tile and even plaster. I would have been trying to cut those with an abrasive multitool blade. Fyi for the M12 version, get the bigger batteries
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U mean the 6.o ?
@@Hengry-hn7rb 3, 4, 6. Anything is better, more run time and power
Take the battery out when throwing it around in your hands like that!!! Your giving me butterflies😅
Does anyone know if the guard can be removed? I'm hoping to use this as a smaller jam saw but that would need to be similar to a grinder. Let me know!!
yes it can
I remember suggesting the blade and thanks for this follow up. I think I might finally pick up this combo.
What advantage does this tool have over just using a grinder?
They say its about the weight. However i dont find my 1100W 4 1/2" corded grinder heavy at all. What i reslly found interesting and i am seriously thinking about it its the Worx Maker X angle grinder which is really really small. Yet i am worry about its capacity even with delicate situations. But man.. That is really tiny!
@@dekurvajo I’m off to have a look 🤠
Man where can I get one of those speed squares. Liking the tool. Loving the square
That's what I wanna know too 😂
I have that tool, it's very hard to see the blade, as your cutting along your cut line, with the dust cover, the only benefit is the small blade...
Awesome little tool! I scored one at HD with two DeWalt XR batteries (4 & 6 AH) and a charger plus carrying bag all for $199 at the HD Black Friday sale (or pre-sale, as it is).
do you mean tool and baterries all for 199?
@@nguyenpham-uh1qu Yes! I keep getting my comments deleted when I tried to give details but just go to the HD site and it’ll be there.
@@davidyoung1610 thanks David
Mine arrives tomorrow 👍🏽
It's not on home depots site...
They only have the bare tool for $129 or the tool with 3 wheels for $179.
Looks like you were cutting in the opposite direction of the arrows on the wheel...I don't know if that matters much. Also have you noticed that the Forward & Reverse markings on the tool are wrong?
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I love this tool, what would seem like to take forever cutting the wire shelves it takes me seconds to do all the shelves I need to cut, love it
It works great for wire shelves. I used it for cutting mine in half so I could stack the washer and dryer where the wire shelf used to be and I used it to clean up wire shelf cuts in the store next to my workshop after my elderly mother cut herself badly in their drink cooler (like, the kind of injury some would sue over). It made quick work of both. I love that the size and control let you bevel edges to avoid leaving sharp cuts.
How did you connect the DCV501HB 20v Vaccum (extrator) ? hose doesn't fit exactly. Do I need some connector?
Could make a tile track saw based on this.
Totally could make it run on a track.
It’d take a bit of work. The hinge pin as well as a bit of the front part of the shoe protrude just a tiny amount so you won’t get an edge exactly parallel to the blade. I’d love to get these issues fixed so I can run a woodworking blade on this and use with straightedges, etc. This can be quite a versatile little saw.
Sigma and Montolit do a tile track saw range that you attach a grinder to. Also comes with a scorer wheel for the track.
I'll have it by this weekend 😉 I'm tool spoiled!!!!
I know you use DEWALT and I appreciate the battery consistency However, have you seen this tool by Makita that has a water (wet cut ) system? Wish Montolit made a Diamond gold blade in this size.
The DEWALT setup is a great one. The size of these tools makes all the difference-game changer.
Thanks for all your excellent reviews
Why should we have this thing when all these things can be handled easy by a simple grinder 18v :))
4 inch DeWalt grinder spins 8000 rpm. This tool spins 20,000 rpm. I have both and now use this tool for cutting.
Esta herramienta ya no existe. Dewalt dejo de fabricarla, es muy extraño
What is the template you’re using?
Love the DCS438. I would’ve bought that vac already if it were brushless like the Ryobi… or Dyson for that matter. What gives, DeWALT?!
Just bought mine today. I just love the compactness and yet very powerful brushless motor. I have dewalt brand tools so this will be another great addition to all my other dewalt power tools.
Hey, brother. What was your square? Transparent one? I really loved that. I always admires your work and follows some of your styles.
Hunt Tool Company
I have the m12 version of this tool, & was very disappointed until I got the 6.0 batteries. It's alot better now but I've still heard the dewalt is way better for this tool. Makes sense being dewalt is 20v vs the milwaukee is 12v
Cool story bro
Dewalt is 18v like every other tool but yes it's better then the M12.
So to me the most important thing is how rough or smooth is a straight rip. It would be great to see this done with an in depth view of the edge it leaves behind on different material.
Good idea, will do!
Nice video yuk☕☕☕ semangat
We run a pair of the M12 ones, one loaded with metal disks and swap it to a multi blade for doing durok valves and holes, and the other loaded with a diamond blade for tile work.
Where did you find that stencil at? I've been making cutout templates whenever I run into different size flanges and valves but that would be super handy.
Second that on the stencil it looks handy!
yes where
Same here , Where ?
That clean square is by Hunt Tool Company 👊👊👊
@@LandbergTileTV Thanks a bunch!
For anyone considering this tool just an FYI its a battery sucker. I wouldn't consider bringing this to a job for the day without a couple 6ah batteries or at least a 9ah I do alot of tile work and usually go through like 1 and 1/3rd 9ah batteries but they are significantly heavier if you're working over head. Definitely something to consider if you have bad shoulders like me
Looks like a bike lock cutting tool
Hello, I like your videos, can you please point me in the right direction as to where did you purchase the plastic stencil / template tool ? a direct link would be awesome. Thank you !
Not available yet, he's in the process of making them. Hunts Tools
Is it just me or did the first blade cut better
I'm just a DIY'er Shouldn't you take the battery out when changing blades? I hate accidents!
Is useles only good for thin material bleed can’t cut
Thick material .
Good for crafts like cuting paper cuting aluminum sheet
i need 3 nd 2 inch porcelain cutting disc blade
You know what this tool looks like?
Like they took the design and build of the old Milwaukee 3 inch cut off tool model 2522-20 then just adjusted it to work on the 20v battery system. Reminds me of how Hyundai just copies Honda and Toyota
THAT VACUUM DOES NOT WORK IN CONJUNCTION WITH SAW, VACUUM END IS WAY TOO SMALL AND FITS VERY LOOSELY, UNLESS U MAKE SOME KIND OF ADJUSTMENTS, LIKE TAPE TOGETHER LOL....
That's what I did, I couldn't find an adapter. Maybe Dewalt offers one now, this video is old.
All my tools are milwaukee but I have this dewalt 3” cutoff tool. The milwaukee version sucks.
i agree, reviewed that milwaukee years ago
Curious what square that is 🤔
What’s a dressing stone use for? Do you have a link for the one in your video? How do you take off the sharp edges of tile after cutting? Do you have a recommendation and link?
Just recently brought the worx chopper and it keeps on shutting off while cutting thin aluminum. This seems like the tool I should have gotten.
Can you cut a 2x4? Any good for wood? What blade for wood you recommend?
Just sucks you have to order any and all replacement blades because you can’t find them in the big box stores.
Parkside's 12V 76 mm is powerfull as well, for a DIYers :)
I’m on the fence about buying this or the Dewalt angle grinder. I need to cut a large disc padlock off my storage unit. But I want to also have a small enough tool to cut kitchen tile I want to install. What do you think is my best bet?
I need to cut a short drainage groove (20 in long and 3/8 in deep) in my concrete garage floor. Would the DeWalt do it with the Diablo blade ?
What's the name of that stencil tool u have??? That things pretty sweet..btw that cutoff tool was one of my first dewalts I ever bought and I luv that thing..it's def one of my all time favorite tools that I'm never getting rid of
Good review and good info. You didnt say "sawzaw" in the video did you? No such thing if you did.
Thank you for this. I'm looking at getting one and I trust your reviews.
Might you have a link for that Diablo diamond blade?
home depot
I don't have a link to the blade, search it up 3" Diablo Diamond Blade
@@davidbrown3602 not there that I could find
Love the tool but What is that square call!ed! I seen your video and think it’s a awesome tool
That thing is awesome
Battery off before blade change, if you like fingers!
Yup, I always forget that part, never can be too safe
Watching Landberg is like watching normal videos on x1.25 speed
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Why one of these over a compact circular saw or angle grinder or oscillating tool?
I dont see how u connect the duster extractor to the tool. The kit doesn’t includes the adapter to connect to the cutoff tool
I used electric tape, not sure if they have an adapter yet..
Have Milwaukee version with Diablo blade. Very cool size saw.
Now gonna get a Dewalt jigsaw bare tool $119 from Amazon
where can i buy the clear plastic square that you have in the video
The company will have a website up soon. I have a new version of the clear square soon
Can this be set up with a guide to cut 0.045mm aluminum?
I have one. It’s awesome.
i like dewalt tools ,it is more than we expect , but where we get it .
in Ethiopia
You don't know what 'without further ado' means, do you?
It means let's go baby!
Does it work well on small pieces of wood such as pencil trim etc?
Next time please remove the battery when you install a blade
Where can I buy that Clear Square that makes circles ?
Maybe stop waving it around so we can look at it!
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Bladesize - 75mm / 3" inch blade :)
I'd like to know where you get that template from.
where can i buy that square?
Hunt Tool Company
please tell me tht hw to purchase it 3 inch disc..???
Very nice tool. Unfortunately, not one of the blades we have in Europe fits on it. I have one, and it is de best mini grinder I own. The arber is 9,5 mm, and we use 10 mm. No Diablo blades in Europe 😢
Thanks for sharing
We have theMakita DMC300 now, so that's nice 😉
@@LandbergTileTV
I was wondering about these little guys, if they were any good for tile.
Thanks for the Video
A Football Life. Jim McMahon destroying tile with the Dewalt 3in cutoff tool + Diablo blade.
lol
What's the link for the dust collection adapter
Suuuper deluxe content. Nobody does it better!
Glad you think so!
I have one (not dewalt tho), I love it, use it all the time.
How do you connect the Vac with the Cut-Off tool? Which Air-Lock Adapter?
electric tape
I need to know which adapter to use to connect to vacuum
It would be awesome if you could post link of the blade. I’m in the USA and I tried searching in Home Depot and Amazon. Seems nobody had the 3” diablo diamond blade.
Specialty online tool stores have them. Home Depot may restock soon. Google diablo 3" diamond
I have bought my Dewalt cutt off tool and watched your video. I like it so much. I will use this tool for my bathroom project. Where did you get the acrylic triangle ruler with all the cut-out templates for rectangle and circular shapes?
The company is out of business
do you have blades for cutting wood sheet rock
negative
I scored mine from Home Depot $199 tool x 2 batteries & accessory mount - go get yours now!!!
Christ tools are far cheaper in the US compared to the UK. I have just purchased the same tool having watched this and it cost me £320 with the batteries etc, some shops wanted almost £400 that’s a lot more than $199. Looks like a great tool though and will come in handy with my kitchen installation’s.
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Excellent review 👏 👌 👍
thanks 👊👊👊
with the extractor, how would this work in a tile shower demo? usually when demoing existing shower walls over drywall/ durock, i either use a hammer ( actually not a regular hammer but a masons hammer and use the chisel side) and just bang channels thru tile and board along the sides of studs every few feet squared to remove tile and board from wall or i use and angle grinder with a wet sponge to make cuts in wall also every few feet square to remove tile and board. is this too much work for this little cutter? will it cut an inch in depth? and about how many linear foot would it cut before the extractor would need to be cleaned? thanks
This with the vac will definitely keep dust down cutting indoors.
how does it work if you 're left - handed ?
Can you use a circular saw blade for timber? Thanks
Unfortunately no
I wonder is it more powerful than m12 Milwaukee been a 20v
Heck yeah
This would work better than a grinder I used yesterday to cut the plaster wall.