Testing A Tool So DANGEROUS, I Wore Body Armor
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I'm going to contact the Chinese factory who made this because I could use a chainsaw attachment for my vacuum cleaner.
USB powered would be great too!
You must have some serious cobwebs lol
They probably have a chainsaw attachment for the Kitchenaid standing mixer
Thats why I get up early and watch a W vid..because if they made a "Vac-Saw" she'd want one.
Does you dog keep attacking your vacuum cleaner? Now introducing:
*_DOG-B-GONE_*
That close-up of your boot lacing technique is a game changer.
Yes it is!
Yeah
Agreed
Man, you ain't kidding. I watched that 3 times.
Works even better if you just pre tie the top knot
I like how it says "chain saw" on the bar so you don't get confused. It's a thoughtful touch.👌
Yeah, they misspelled China Saw. That’s why we have child labor laws. Kids can’t spell.
It’s because the only people who would seriously use something like this wouldn’t be able to identify a chain saw.
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The designers of this where like" Let's take the two most dangerous tools known to man and combine them, HELL YEAH!"
The new model has a laser sight
The “Soprano” attachment.🤣
Get a battery powered grinder and mount it as a bayonet then its 3 most dangerous tools
Make that a radial arm and you can add the third most dangerous tool...
Lefty chain saw attachment.
I'm also one of those "morons" who always wears a helmet. It's not for protection from the obvious, it's protection from the unexpected.
As someone whos had a helmet knocked out of my hands by a flying wrench. Can't agree more, it's always the unexpected hazards that'll get you
yea, Ive heard a story of a guy who took a saw through the face, killed him instantly but he was still standing for a couple seconds it was so fast
"We don't wear a seat belt for IF we have an accident.
"We wear a seat belt for WHEN we have an accident."
Helmet holds hearing muffs in place and muffs keep helmet tight. Also, most of the time I'm cutting down trees alone. I wear a orange or highway crew yellow long-sleeved shirt when in summer. They can find me quicker under the tree.
You do realize that by poking a hole in the oil bottle you voided all warranties.
What warranties? Once it leaves China all warranties are off!
As soon as you cut the tape that holds the box lid down the warranties over
@@PatNetherlander China has warranties
LMAO
It came with a warranty?
Finally a thing I'm not excited to get myself. Lol
"at least we are not using the metric system, the complicated system" , lets agree to disagree
Yes, i was like wut
Yea. It's such a "hatefully" precise way of measurement. Like who need precision anyways right?
I too will agree to disagree. Americans have such confusing UOMs
@@jcbizthekey it’s like even NASA uses it sooo...
@@JCuriosity All americans use it. Almost all imperial values are based on metric system. This guy just does not know that.
Retired electrician, and a boomer, ofc. During my working career, I could add and subtract fractions with different denominators in my head. I still wish we'd switched to metric!
"Safety squint" in full effect!
😂😂
I see you’re a man of culture.
"Hey moron" made me laugh so much i started crying
I made fun of wearing face shields while using large grinding wheels until the one day one exploded split my safety glasses in half and blew my nose and forehead open. I couldn’t imagine a grinder with a death rope attached to it wth lol
I laughed at people on yt wearing safety glasses for hammering nails. Until my boss hit his forehead with a hammer when we were making the ceiling. :D.
I doubt it has a "chain catcher", so who knows where the chain would go. Belly, crotch, legs.
@@peger Better look silly with lots of safety on than not being able to look, or needing a new face. I believe the same applies to wearing helmet and gloves while bycling.
You always want to wear more protective equipment than you need.
had a grinding stone ( used for polishing granite ) explode on me . thankfully it was winter and i was dressed heavy it hit my torso mostly .i did not know the grinding stone had gotten wet and when it heated up boom. no face shield just safty glasses and dust mask
Was doing hedging with manual hand shears once, without eye protection. Tiny bit of wood flew into my left eye like a bullet. Literally the eyeball itself. There's still a brown mark under my iris where it popped me. Could have blinded me. 1/8th of an inch was the difference. Protect yourself. You only get one body.
You obviusly haven’t been to Eastern Europe. Angle grinder is like an all in one power tool here, I’ve seen washing machines powered by them, you can buy a freaking table saw attachment for angle grinders here
Amen to that.
All these years and I've never seen the 2x shoe lacing technique! Wranglerstar....why did you hold out, man?
5 years in the Army, plus years more wearing steel-toes in other jobs, and never once saw this. This feels like some kind of super life hack.
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if the army is anything like the Marines, you tie left over right. He tied right over left.
@@Ranstone Okay.... but why? Is there a valid point to it? Curious.
Love how this PoS is mounted on an absolutely beautiful Fein angle-grinder.
"I wish I had a faceshield" understatement of the year. That chain breaks and somebody is dying!
If you survive the chain break of that thing than the engineers who designed it better run for there life.
One of your more entertaining "test" videos. P.S. the instructions clearly say to have a coworker squeeze the oil bottle while cutting.
I highly recommend a grinder with speed control. I recently got a bosche with it and I'll never go back
I know a guy that has worn a scare from his forehead to his chin for over 30 years due to a chain saw kickback, seeing that guy is a safety reminder
😮👍
He’s lucky to be walking around with his brains inside his skull.
"BLD well it obviously stands for blood" LOL 😂😂😂😂😂🤣
“Hey moron, why do you cut wood with a hard had”...!!! Haha. Im dying!!
"The hated metric system." Yes, that awful system where everything makes sense and isn't derived from feet, finger phalanxes, elbows, knees and gods know what else. What a horrible system indeed.
China officially uses the metric system. So yes, it IS worth noting that those nationalist 'hate the west' Chinese for some reason decided to appease potential US customers by printing the measurements in imperial.
I wonder if they also have a non-US SKU that prints it in metric for the entire rest of the world. :D
i cant stand the metric system. imperial works better for construction in my opinion. the difference between cm and m is too much. all construction plans in america are in imperial, and it causes zero problems
@@randal3122 All construction and engineering measurements are in mm over here. Sure, it gets confusing at first, how big is 26k mm? Like, real life terms, you know? But then again, how much is 1/4 of a yard? Euhm... what? Or a foot? How long is a foot? Why a foot, in the first place? Why not... didn't the ancient Egyptians use an Elbow as a unit? Why not an elbow? Or an earlobe?
Metric system goes 10/100/1000 etc. Imperial goes...berserk =D You see my point?
I do see yours, nice =]
@@kraanz Well nobody uses yards in anything except sports. construction plans are only inches and feet. feet are about the length of an adult male's foot. I think it came from some king's foot. But the fact that it is about the size of your feet makes it easy to visualize distances. I think centimeters are too small, and meters are too big. like the difference between the two is too large. or i could see how that would be annoying in construction
Just because our numbers are base 10 doesn’t mean our measurements have to be.
Sketchiness level is 12 out of 10. What an efficient way to accidentally chop your hand off.
I mean allot of application of grinders is the dangerous and cheap way of doing something. And I love this tool.
Safety third
If that chain were to go, see ya bud. More than the helmet or eyewear, how he’s playing with this thing without a face shield is bananas.
This is called a Darwin Assist Device. Make more and make them cheap!
DAD lmao
casual eugenics, you must be a good Christian
From my observations, the Standard Chain Saw is doing a decent enough job. I am a boomer, 65, and have had five friends, so far, Darwin themselves with chain saw, ladder, and tree. Each one older than me.
I believe the last words of each was along the lines of:
"Oh, THAT's how a catapult woooooorrrrrrr..... .
Men, when you get old, admit you're old!
@@TimeSurfer206 mo
And BLD on the guard stands for Blood Loss Device
You saying "oiling" had me cracking up 🤣
Same. By far the best part
"You see that moron? That's why you do it!!" Outstanding.
Perhaps this saw will be featured in the next installment of "Shake Hands with Danger."
Haha I love that movie.
This was one of your funniest vids in a long time! Absolute Gold! I remember a few years back when people in the comments were demanding "more chainsaw videos" and you gave them a good rant and that video that was just 10 minutes of your saw sitting on a stump. I bet this video made their year! I'm going to be saying "Oiling" at random times for the next week or two while chuckling to myself like a madman.
That is a china saw, not a chain saw.
I realize the placement of the "a" is what fooled me too!
It's either that or A Chin Saw
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😂🤣
racist bullshit.
Really? It was the "SAW" bit I found most dubious and sketchy.
@@MisterBoy316 racism means hating a specific group of people due to religion or ethnic group so in fact you are the one mentioning hate and as well hating a country isn't racist
Let me point out that it was metric system that took US to the moon.
It's just a joke bud
@@TRBNTR98 I know.
I can't believe he said the metric system is complicated, pardon me sir if I don't measure things using a Glock 9's by Cheeseburger system
Could you use an assembly such as that to build a saw-mill type of apparatus? If it's bolted down, you don't have to worry about lick back, and you could build-in clear shielding...
I wouldn’t recommend the chainsaw grinder wheel it’s even more lethal than this cody. Stay safe and keep up the good work. Props from consett in the uk.
Agreed. Stumpy Nubs was doing some carving with one and came close to an amputation when it kicked back.
@@briantaylor9266 He knew they were dangerous, too.
The bld chainsaw attachment obviously stands for blood lmfao 🤣 @1:29 cody @WranglerStar
I can see it being useful for smaller jobs where one does not want to drag out the 21" or larger saw. In my case I am cutting down some of those 'Builder Bushes' they like to put in front of new homes-pointy leaves, thick and a haven for Yellow Jackets. Kukri got rid of leaves and small branches but it's a battle so low to ground for ax to do the 3" trunks and limbs. That little thing should do it quickly.
"Do i really need armor for this test? No of course not, But I do need it for a killer thumbnail and a great click bait title" I love this show.
I'm happy with my old husquarna, thank you! 🤣🤣🤣
If you do decide to test one of the Chainsaw disks, know that they have rightfully earned the nickname meat-eater or meat-axe, much the same as a "miller" for an angle grinder. They are even more dangerous than this contraption. Even Stumpy Nubs almost lost a pair of fingers to one fairly recently.
Cheers!
Air powered "millers" are much safer than electric but still deadly.
Idk, I think this is top tier dangerous things to do with a grinder. I can just imagine it somehow binding with the axle and then having a spinning chainsaw in your hands
I don't know why I laughed out loud every time he said "oiling" hahahaha.
Complicated metric system? Did I miss something. 3/8" + 7/16" + 2" or 30mm+45mm+100mm go!
5 out of 4 people has trouble with fractions 😊
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@@noc8076 "b-but exponential growth" said the leftie
"lol" said the rightie "lmao"
There’s only 2 kinds of countries in this world: those that use the metric system and those that put man on the moon AND are 2-0 in World Wars.
@@python3574 Didn’t knew the moon was in an Hollywood studio.
This will join the infamous circular swing saw as a self limb lopper. I think every one of our adversaries should be equipped with it.
Three things: 1) they are sending these to us to thin the herd. 2) Nice stocks. 3) You got me to go back and watch the Osis survival kit video and gave me two laughs this morning.
When he's all suited up, I feel like I'm watching Norm Macdonald
Tbh @wranglestar you're probably one of the most experienced and knowledgeable people I've ever seen with a chain saw
"Oiling" Had me laughing every time.
It's like saying "contact" when you go to start an engine
The bar makes it inherently safe. I'd like to see you test the disc clamp chainsaw grinder attachment. I've been shaking hands with danger for 22 years and nothing is more terrifying than that unit. I've forgone handles and guards for decades, suddenly I want all the hand grips and guards available. JS. If you know you know.
As a small content creator, I really appreciate the honesty about the body armor being for the thumbnail! 🤣
The designer and an OSHA inspector had an argument about the definition of “dangerous tool”.
Fellow I work with had 3 months off work from leg injury he received from chainsaw attachment onto grinder. It flew out of his hands right into his leg down cutting down to bone.
So what you're saying is , they do work.☺️
You'll be carving elephants out of stumps in no time with that thing.
The only stumps that thing will ever be near are the stumps of the fingers and arms of its user.
3:10 i wish they would just change everything to metric.
i hate doing math with fractions.
multiples of ten please...
it would be annoying at gist with distance estimations, but the time saved over all...
Whenever someone calls me a moron I always reply with "At least I'm not chasing to keep up." Referencing to them saying it as if it's 'more on'.
Holy cow. I never thought I would encounter a tool that made me feel like a Safety Sally, and yet...here we are. Thanks for the awesome video as usual Cody!
If you guys get time, I'm dying to see the inside of your camper. Well actually a walk around and walkthrough. ❤
My dad has one of these the rule with his employ's was "You pick it up, unpluged or not you're fired"
I think the idea is not bad. Black&Decker and also some less known trademarks had similar modular systems where you have one motor module and power pack, where you can put several Tool Heads on it, for different tasks. Of course, this kind of solution were never meant to aim at professional worker market. This is more the solution for the hobby "Tool time" guy, who does some repairs or project around the house.
On this construction what you tested, my main problem would be the Attachment mechanism and the high rotation speed without any electronic regulation and safety protection. This is not very thrustworthy.
Thank you for showing this "toy" to us.
That was hilarious. Although frighteningly fast and unsafe, it works really well. Good info on the hard hat, there is a TH-cam video of a guy trimming small logs and touches the end of a stump just past them. The saw came of and hit him in the forehead. He drops the saw and runs towards the camera bleeding.
That is probably one of the scariest pieces of power equipment I have ever seen! I would not touch that thing except in a possible emergency...and even then...
I know a guy who, while cutting firewood, chewed the end of his nose off during a kickback. The only thing that kept if from being worse was that his baseball hat's visor folded down and gave him some protection. A forestry helmet and face shield would be better....
I know of something even more dangerous-a guardless 6 inch skilsaw blade for a grinder. I know of a workplace accident where one “walked” up a guy’s arm, across his chest, and partially down the other arm. I’ve seen fatal shark attacks produce less blood. The dude lived, but 1200 stitches and 2 surgeries later, he probably wished he hadn’t.
I don't think there's aguy out there that wouldn't pull that face, when starting that thing up😁
Complicated Metric System?? I seem to remember you having trouble halving the imperial measurement of the riverside bench! The Metric System uses simple maths. Anyone who thinks they can easily use imperial measurements with fractions is kidding themselves.
I can see this contraption mounted to a bench, and use it as a general speed cutter for wood. I would not dare hold that thing in my hand, if that chain gets eaten from friction, and comes loose, it will slice your face in half, or chop of your 3rd leg.
As someone who uses both metric and imperial, I can assure you metric is much much less complex.
Water is the most common liquid on the planet, so metric is based on it.
1 litre of water which weighs 1 kilogram, perfectly fills a cube that is 10 centimeters x 10 cm x 10 cm big... This means that the density of water in metric is 1g/cm^3. Anytime you need to increase your measurements by an order of magnitude, you just multiply by 10... Since we're a base 10 counting system it just makes sense...
With inches you multiply by 12 to get a foot? Why? Multiply that by 3 to get a yard... 1760 yards in a mile... Why... Ridiculous.
I have to wonder how well a *cordless* grinder would’ve held up to the power drain. I’ve used angle grinders a few times, but only corded ones, so I can appreciate the torque/speed to which you referred. Boy though… that lack of a kickback clutch is scary as hell.
Question: Could you buy a quality chain in that size?
Don't buy the chainsaw grinding wheel until you watch Stumpy Nubs videos on this subject. It is worse than the BLD!!!
I love the snarky way he says moron to explain why he's wearing a hardhat to morons
If you give it away, make the person who receives it sign a liability waiver.
Men !!!!!!!! You need full face shield 🛡 with that thing lol 😂
------ as long as the grinder you slap it on has a trigger and NOT just an ON/OFF switch, it really isn't a bad little tool - put it on a grinder which only has a toggle or an ON/OFF slider and it becomes a real potential danger - but then a grinder with just a toggle is already dangerous.
Mr wranglerstar if you see this then hi from Scotland hope your well :)
Chain brake? My old Stihl has no chain brake. It's cut down many a huge tree with nary a problem and nobody has ever been injured from it.
That being said. If you could let me have a go with that on my cordless grinder I could take a video of it.
When I first seen a grinder modified to a chainsaw I thought, "wow you're going to need an ambulance". Lol !
I'll add that I have a grinder chainsaw lancet like you mentioned at the end. I bought it for my dad decades ago to help build our log home.
Don't use the chainsaw wheel on the grinder. My father-in-law tried that and ended up with a hospitalization and knee surgery. It's not worth the risk. Too much torque and too little control.
„The complicated metric-system…“?
You got me there😄
For some reason you sounded like Kermit at 5:55. No judgement or anything just kinda funny
Oh yea 😂
I had to notice “when we go to war with them.” That’s what I’m thinking it isn’t if, it’s when.
Scary thought.
Would love to see the review of the Chinese appendix removal kit.
It is right up there with the Chinese Microwave home psychiatry psychiatry kit.
Gross but very funny 😆😆😆😆
I could never imagine anyone calling this man a moron, this is what his whole channel is based on. Nature.This man is what I consider a genius and a true role model
It's a great tool if your timber framing, rough in or demo. Makes lath and plaster removal faster and is safer than running your skill saw on walls and easier to control your depth than a reciprocating saw. You want to hang an apron on it though for chips and if the chain decides it wants in your pocket.
What you described is called a recip saw and they're much safer then this thing and more effective.
Dude i was scared for you!! That thing just screams disaster
0:02 so you have been reviewing and testing videos ? ;)
Ikr
Great video tho. That must be said too!
@@Tobbebohman yep sure was
All OSHA compliant angle grinders have a paddle switch which is basically a deadman device.
An upside to being injured, because I cut corners (pun intended) on saftey, is I learned that an a paddle switch is excellent at mitigating personal injury.
Next from the Chinese workshop of all the things you'll never need: The Dremel Weed Eater attachment. You know, for manicuring golf greens and tennis courts....super practical.
Hold up, the metric system isn't too complicated.
Clean relations between units of measurement scare the already trained craftsmen who think they must be using the best tool already and so they won't teach their students.
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“Clean relations between units...”
How many litres of wood is in a eurotree?
i had to fix my backyard "jungle", when i bought a house. I've installed this thing on my mini-Makita grinder, without any handles, oiling bottled and protection. Operating with one hand like with a light sabre, I managed the situation in few hours. As for the oiling, i was using an out of road motor chain oil in spraycan in my other hand. It was quick and easy. But, if i would be doing it more often, i would go with a full normal chainsaw, for sure.
Thank you. I've been curious about this product. Horrible reviews on Amazon.
Finally a bar size that an East Coaster can handle.
The bar is still to large for an Easy Coaster to handle.
"The metric system, the complicated system"
Ain't no way he just said that 💀
I'm thinking if I am in a zombie apocalypse, this is the IDEAL chainsaw for bolting to a truck bumper. all that safety nonsense is wasted space. higher rpm also makes it a better melee weapon.
“If this is what China can produce, we have nothing to worry about.” 😂🤣
Considering that Milwaukee is a Chinese company (since 2005), you may want to worry a little bit more.
Fun fact the way you just laced your boots is about the same way my grandpa laces his boots
5:10 and that kids... is how he got the nickname lefty ...
That thing scares the hell out of me, and I'm one that doesn't get scared easily.
I love it. “You see that moron?”
2 videos in one day!? You mad man
Me watching him lace up his boots: That man there is most definitely a logger!
Totally off topic...but caught the Benchmade 940 Osborne used to "fix" the oiler! It's my favorite knife, if only I could stop forgetting where I put it down last...
I worked pretty good. I wouldn’t replace a chainsaw with it but I would definitely consider it if I was creating a tool like a homemade pole saw or a firewood chopper or some kind of machinery where I needed a chainsaw blade on it, it could be actuated with a relay, so if you were going to build something you could run some logs through and chop to length and have them drop into the wood splitter, that would be a very cheap option. You would have to find a better oiling system but for a fixed chainsaw blade to drive mechanism it’s pretty good. I’m not sure it’s legal though because they can’t sell a chainsaw without a break on it so I’m sure there’s some regulation out there that would make this thing illegal, But I can definitely think of some uses for it and I love that it cuts so fast, so I’m guessing that’s going to produce more heat and possibly dull the blade quicker.
Good ideas
5:00 love the pure honesty lmao