Ultimate Guide To Reciprocating Saw SawZall Blades, Wood, Bi-Metal, Carbide, Diamond
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Good demo ! Thank you for your sacrifices and efforts *****
Thanks for the straight forward review of these different blades without the distracting annoying music and blah , blah, blah off the topic subject matter ! Very informative and actually helpful in deciding what to use with different materials , thank you , very appreciative ! I will subscribe !
Appreciate all the work you put in! Your video helped clear up all the questions I had, but was not finding. Keep up the good work!
cutting through that concrete block was impressive, gotta try that, just need a reason now
Really helpful information
A great resource. It would be really helpful if you indicated where each subject/material is in the comments section.
Hey, Wayne, I have a question for you.
Carbide vs. Diamond blade.
I have a 4" cast iron pipe that is 3/8" thick.
I was told that a diamond blade will work better than a carbide blade. I have also been told that, a carbide blade will work better than a diamond blade. I am only going to make 3 cuts all the way through.
Which blade and manufacturer would you prescribe.
Awesome video, and thanks so much.
GOD bless.
Pizza, all i am thinking about right now is Pizza!
jeez cobber after all that sawing recon you will have arms like the HULK . great show onya mate
thanks!
Dude you look like Tom cruise, thanks for the info
+Jeep Guy thx!
Thanks for the video. I asked an employee at a "big box store" what exactly bi-metal meant. He said "that means it cuts through metal and wood".....?..
The blade I bought says 14/18 TPI. He also couldn't tell me what the 14 was all about.
Any clarification on these two questions would be appreciated.. Thanks in advance!
+Ryan Gregg Bi-metal meas it will cut mild steel. They will cut wood but supper slow. They will not cut hardened steel like leaf spring or stainless steel. The more tpi or teeth per inch the smother it will cut thick steel. For example 14 TPI would be good for sheep metal or up to 1/8 in steel where as thicker than that 18 TPI would be best.
+Wayne Winton thanks so much
+Ryan Gregg no problem
Well actually Wayne didn't answer what bi metal means and it means that it has two different metal joined together instead being mixture of them like other metal can be flexible but dull fast and other remains sharper longer but is more brittle and when they are joined together as bi metal that blade last longer and cuts better.
I forgot to ask. grit blade or tooth blade?
GOD bless and thanks again.
For a fair test a new blade would be the best
Can you recommend the most violent blade to use on an iphone?
a large tooth wood blade.
Wayne Winton Thanks! will get one asap, Will be a lot easier than finding my Apple ID, Then can get a phone I can actually use to open files!
Wayne plz use Dpi
You probably don't need oil on this blade saw.
anyone see him at 19.00mins where he almost choppwd his leg off lmao get an electric brake on that thing