BOLTR: Milwaukee Hacksawzall | Seven Year Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มี.ค. 2019
- In contravention of the prime-directive, I'm taking a-part the milwaukee hacksawzall. During the Makita tear-down I noticed the innards rattling around and wanted to inspect the old girl.
Thanks for helping me make these VJOs! Early access here
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There once was a man named Sinclar
Who was doing his wife on the stair
The banister broke, he quickened his stroke
and finished her off in mid-air.
Mounzer khoudeir? Is that u .. Ghabha
**..."and finished her off, and her heir"
Bloody hilarious.
Did you hear about the scarecrow who won the award for most birds scared in a day?
He was outstanding in his field.
Babydoll was not impressed. Sh3 said I need to work on my timing.
This is similar to what I have heard: The farmer is a pillar of his community because he is always outstanding in his field.
@@arduinoversusevil2025 "Did you hear about the guy that had the whole left side of his body surgically removed? He was all right." My little girl got me with that one the other day. As for the old lady, the longer were together, the funnier I was.
I prefer the battery indicator on the battery. when you have a whole pile of batteries it's nice to be able to find out if it's charged before you put it in the tool.
It probably makes the batteries cheaper, it's not that hard to put it in the tool. The battery indicators are nice though.
Cameron ********
Yup, it’s similar to why firearms (usually) have the magazine release on the gun instead of the magazine. One copy of a part per device instead of one copy per thing that locks into the device.
A simple battery indicator is less then 90ct including shipping for a single piece.
Even when its blinking, you still push it more extra time....
New drills will have bluetooth and a app to tell the charge, hours, share on facebook. I love just the 3 lights myself....
There once was a young lad from Kent,
Whose tool was so long it bent.
To save himself trouble,
He put it in double,
And instead of coming he went.
LMAO.
that's the best damn child prevention you can get right there 😂
There once was a man named Harry Dick,
Who was cursed at birth with a corkscrewed prick,
He searched his life in a futile hunt,
To find a girl with a corkscrewed cunt,
The day he found he drop stone cold dead,
God damn thing had a left hand thread.
the internal realization that deep down we're all just plumbers is the most existential I think we've ever gotten here on this channel.
That's some serious deep poop right there. I need to replay that phillysoftfecal bit, sows I can properly quote it to the turd herders on Reddit r/plumbing.
I'm sure it will make some of them feel like King Shit.
When you consider our cardiovascular and gastrointestinal systems, we ARE plumbing.
There once was a sys.admin. Eddie
Who could strip, touch, and finger real steady
But when it came to the mount
From his sweetheart’s account
It was always “Device is not ready”
Brilliant.
Thats a good one!
If eddies your cousin in the mornin he shitters full
A German Shepherd a Doberman and a cat have died. All three are faced with God who wants to know what they believe in. The German shepherd says: "i believe in discipline training and loyalty to my master." "Good," says God. "Then sit down on my right side. Doberman, what do you believe in?" The Doberman answers: "I believe in love, care and protection of my master." "you may sit to my left," says God. Then he looks at the cat and asks: "And what do you believe in?" The cat answers: "I believe you're sitting in my seat."
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That's funny. When you die in the bush with your trusty dog, he will lay down beside you and die too.
When you die in the bush with your cat , he will wait , then kick out your guts and eat you.
Which one is the Metallica song?
@@PosiXMosh
'brush yer teeth with a 12 guage', thats a good one, my personal favorite was 'suck start your rifle'
Wait, now how would you,.. oh, I get it, you gun nuts will put just about anything on a picatinny rail. Madness!
"Clean your ears out with a derringer" as Lincoln would put it...
'Kick start your field mine' just came to me, though I imagine that's a ground well trod....
@@superliljohn91 Damn dude how did you come up with these? ... I have a morbid curiosity ...
@@superliljohn91 almost kickstarted a land mine once. My colon dropped right into full auto.
"How many meetings for the boss to know how great he is?" Well at the latest production meeting our "HR generalist" (I don't know either) came up with a powerpoint on how she can take about 6 hours a week and chart the results of the meetings to find out how effective the meetings are in productivity over time spent. I know how we can save 6 hours a week of non-productive time right there.
Gah. What the fuck does HR even do?
Hr fires people. More importantly did ya point out to hr that you could save 6 hours a week during the meeting by not having a meeting. Be careful or they will make you the new hr boss.
@@arduinoversusevil2025 Cover the asses of management. They are not your friend.
@@arduinoversusevil2025 HR's job seems to mostly be removing qualified applicants from the job interview process before they ever get to meet the people they'll actually work with in engineering. A friend of mine saw them whittle down 400 applications for an engineering role to 3 based on their entirely arbitrary and unwanted opinions. I suspect all 3 had friends in the HR department because reading that many CV's sounds like more work than HR can fit in between coffee and water cooler trips...
@@arduinoversusevil2025 yeah.....that was covered at last weeks meeting by the guy who spends 8hrs a day doing the 'illusion of work', but only has an incorrect ghantt chart to show for it.
There once was a TH-camr named Ave,
Who bumblefucked a lot in his man cave,
He prodded and poked
Till his dingas end broke
Cos he was standing too close to the Lathe.
I saw Wood Flour and Lube open for Supertramp in 82.
Ode to AvE.
There was one a man who reviewed tools ,
Who always tore them apart.
He did it with ease ,
With a joke and a tease,
And made cussing a fine form of art.
I just wanted to say, coming from Northern Michigan (Aplena) I really wish me and my pals could meet you. We've been huge fans for a couple years and you've brought nothing but joy and knowledge to our lives and we really love the videos. I've paid more attentions to your videos than I did in school because of the way you explain things. Thank you for what you do.
NBK NuttyBoyKrazy Jake Netzel hey I know that town. alpenis! Just north of oscrotum!
Hey, who wouldn't jump at the chance to meet "NuttyBoyKrazy" and his pals in person? :-)
My grandfather was a mechanic for years. He told me a few saying to mess with people wasting your time. My favorites are "Did you pack your lunch or walk to work?" "Do you like it better in the summer or in the country?" "Did you check the blinker fluid?" "What battery does your car take? Mine takes triple a."
What's the difference between a small and a chocolate?
Question a coworker honestly asked a waitress multiple times before he realized his mistake. He wanted a chocolate shake, but didn't know if he wanted a small or medium.
I’m very impressed with the quality of these. I’m on a robotics team and me and about 20 other teens give ours quite a beating cutting through thick aluminum and steel. More than a few times it’s shutdown on overload but we just give it a few minutes and it just keeps going. It’s lasted 4 years of our abuse and hopefully will last many more. Thumbs up from me.
There once was a bar maid from Sail,
on her chest tattooed the price of Ale.
And on her behind for the sake of the blind,
was the same information in Brail.
Braille
@@ollieb9875 Pedant.
@@ollieb9875 I've never seen it written, i've only ever heard and felt it. (x_ x)
0:16 "How many jeezlus meetings do we need for the baws tuh let us know how fuckin great he is."
At least one more, I'm guessing.
Correct number of meetings = n+1 where n is the current number of neetings.
True story: Last week at work we had and emergency meeting, about a previous meeting talking about the current meeting which was about setting up future meetings. The meeting ran so long that we had to break to have another meeting.
Man I like these M12 tools. Great for weekend type jobs and quick fixed. The impact drivers is awesome.
AvE calls a staff meeting
To show the HackSawzall takes a beating
And we get our wish:
Just like gutting a fish
You can tell what the damn thing's been eating
I've got one for Chickadee Enginerding, since it comes from an elementary school play I was in.
There once was a bear at the zoo,
Who always had nothing to do.
When it bored him you know,
Just to go to and fro...
He reversed it and went fro and to!
I don't really get it, is the last line supposed to be funny or no?
@@bamd8770 I think it would be considered anti-humor. It's funny because it's not funny. Or because it's not the expected result. Technically a form of irony.
I prefer the indicator on the battery. It's nice to be able to check the batt level without having to plug it into the tool.
There once was a limerick i wrote,
unsolicited, unnecessary, plus bloat,
but please give me attention,
or an honorable mention,
because we all know we're in the same boat.
and of course, down here we all float 😂
There was a young architect named Yorick
Who could, when feeling euphoric,
Display for selection
Three types of erection:
Corinthian, Ionic, and Doric.
I'm still rewatching the batatoes and steak video but now I got something new to watch while the kitchen burns.
There once was a man from bombazz
Whose balls were made out of brass
When they clanged together
They made stormy weather
Then lightning shot out of his ass
There once was a man from Australia,
Who painted his ass like a dahlia, (day-lee-ah)
A penny a smell was all very well,
But tuppence a lick was a failure!
Why did the puppy get stuck in the doggie door?
He was a little husky
Your shop ramblings must be great to hear randomly from the rest of the house :D
I know Id get a good chuckle now and again
One two! One two! And through and through. His vorpal blade went snicker-snack. He left it dead, and with its head he went galumphing back.
Liquid shim...fixing poor tolerances in the aircraft industry for years!
NICE.
Thank you for affirming my fear of flying.
Works great as a liquid nutplate too, for when that last screw just won't go all the way down
Lol now we know what's going on with Boeing 😆🛬🔥
You wouldn't believe how happy I am to see this - I have one of these sitting in my shop that mostly stopped working one day. Seeing you dissect one gives me the confidence to at least attempt taking mine apart!
Where I work "meetings" means drinking at work with colleagues.
"So if'n you gettin' too big for your britches just remember, at heart you are a plumber."
Love it.
Your reviews are invaluable. You have saved me a lot of money and frustration.
Love your tool reviews and teardowns. Been watching for years and I am still entertained. Would love to see a review and teardown of one of the Makita 18v SDS hammer drills....
I love my M12 drill and impact driver. I’ve had them for 9 years and they run good as new. Very impressed.
That's probably 1st vid where You actually put something together not the other way around. And surprisingly.... IT WERKZ! *mad laughter*
I just found this channel and he's already my favorite youtuber by far
I Have the same saw and have had it for years and have never babied it. It has lasted just fine and is one of my favorite tools because it is just great at what it does.
I'm confused at how I found this video, but glad I have.
Welcome
Welcome to the bumble-fuckerare
Welcome to the family! 🤘
One of us!
You've made an important discovery, jimbarb. Welcome to the club.
I carry one of these sawzalls in my camper. Great for just about anything that threatens the seamless EDPM. I've put long pruning blades on it and cut branches after a storm in my yard almost as big around as the blade was long. Worked great!
You've become a verb in my vocabulary, AvE. I mentioned to one of my buddies the other day, whilst making use of one of my DeWilt tools, "I have to avoid the strong urge to AvE my tools every few months", referring to your penchant for disassembling new arms lightly used tools to determine how craptacular the assembly process was.
Old? 71 isn't old. 72 is old.
Beware the Jaberwock my son, the jaws that bite, the claws that catch, beware the jub hub bird, and shun the frumunous bandersnatch.
Ur makin this vijeos w/ the motivation of a used-car-salesman! Freakin' love it!
I bought the Bosch version when it first came out, which was before Milwaukee ('07). Still choochn today. Mostly used with 2" PVC, rod, and unistrut. Good video!
Half-in-the-bag videos are your best.
I have to say... Since I bought my first m12 fuel drill and hex impact, I've been hooked. Added the m12 rotary tool and polisher to my collection. Not once have they let me down or given me trouble. Solid as frig!
This plumber bit hit close to the heart, man. Can't wait to tell it to other guys in my IT/OT department. Cheers.
As a fellow vidjayho creator, I can't tell you how much I preshiate the sound suppression on the air hole blower machine... Nothing worse than turning up the vol-yume to hear a rimmer-lick and then it blows out your ear holes when the audio clips out...
Have one. Love it. Cuts banana bread like a champ! Also knuckles. It gets a bit bitey sometimes.
Is that Eduard Khill in your pic?
@@DaveDablave yes it certainly is. the legend!
thanks to Ave i now can pretty much bush fix any tool in the wild thanks for all the knowledge uncle bumble!
God bless you. I was beginning to think there was no hope for my culture, but you have removed all the doubt from my mind.
Just a heads up if you put an unlisted video (this) in a public playlist (BOLTRs) the unlisted videos will show up.
i feel dirty
So what?
Is that a good thing or a bad thing? And, do I get a free 'frogurt'?
Wasdat mean?
To everyone asking if its a good or bad thing,
Viewer: doesn't matter to you. You can click off an unlisted video if you want, but it doesn't affect you to watch. This video isn't unlisted anymore, so don't worry.
Poster of videos: Its not, like, kill your channel bad. Lets get that out of the way. What "unlisted" means is the video can only be found by people with a direct link and subscribers aren't notified if it is uploaded.. It won't show up in any searches unless you post a link somewhere else on the internet. However, having it in the playlist means there is a direct link in the playlist, so having the playlist gets people to the video. Its a bug on YT basically.
Ive had the same saw for 5 years,still works like a champ
Probably know this one but for those who don't:
Old mother hubbard went to the cupboard, to get Rover a bone. When she bent over, Rover drove her. He had a bone of his own.
That Kennametal ground engagment point is the best center punch I have even found.
Been using the same unit for 7 years too. Been great to me
Great job Sir, can't wait till the next one.
Thanks for the laughs. Every time Im watching TH-cam videos and the camera goes out of focus, I think of you and say - Focus you F@%k... Keep the VJOs coming.
Cool videos AvE, i like watching your videos and love the commentaries, freaking hilarious, i wonder if you could ever do one about ridgid impact drivers in particular gen5x brushless, thank you AvE and I'll keep it in a vise, see ya!
"Spanks for watching." - No sir, the spanks are all mine.
When I did water mitigation my boss bought like 3 of these and expected us to not only cut out drywall which to be fair this did a good job of but also sections of floors and 2x4's. The final straw was when I decided a wood axe was faster for floor removal due to the batteries constantly dying and the blades shitting out on us. So I told her we were buying a damn sawzall because it looks real unprofessional when you have to ask the client for an axe to take out a subfloor, and yes we tried a hammer and a catsclaw however they had 3 inches of floors on top of each other, hence the axe.
DUDE! They make an M18 version of the Hacksawzall....LOVE! the M18.....My regular Sawsall sits in the toolbox for the most part now.
Between the hackzawll and multi tool my sawzall is collecting dust
"That place is a misery Wrapped in an enema" Sgt Colon, Night Watch.
I just opened mine up last week, It was seized after a rusty overhead plumbing job, no way to change the angle of the dangle. I was able to free it up and she's back in action. It's nice because it doesn't kick like a mule, so you can risk attempting more delicate cuts. 62% of the time it works every time. It's been about 3 years for mine. Definitely would buy another.
Oh frabjous day - another Ave clip! Funny - I resented memory work in grade eight so regurgitated Jaberwoky to satisfy the ridiculous requirement. That was freaking 50 years ago and I've never forgotten a line so I guess memory work was a good idea after all.
I enjoy your channel so thanks for that!
Yet you don't remember Jabberwocky has 2 "b"s?!?!
0:57 you can't laugh *at* your boss but you can sure as Fuck laugh *behind* the boss
These are really useful for cutting pvc. I went through 2 of these. The brushless model has lasted much longer.
No, the battery charger indicator is more useful on the batteries.
Most important thing I learned from this video…
…I'm a plumber.
Oh uncle bumblefuck, you got it so right. Been in a plant for 2 days and finally have been "allowed" take my first sample. Oh for the love of god. 12 hours waiting for safety to give their blessing to have show up as the PTW was closing. Arrrrrrgh.
an enigma wrapped in a mystery covered in shmoo
There was a young lady from Tottenham,
Who had no manners or else had forgotten them,
At tea at the vicars,
She tore off her knickers,
Because she explained she felt hot in em.
I’ve owned 3 of the 18v versions. Still using them everyday Plumbing. Fantastic tools
Loved that exact Milwaukee too. Have two one at work and on at house. As a multcraft Maint Tec I used that thing all the time. Mine sounds like yours did in the beginning. Thinking a cleaning and grease in order.
The start of this video contains more chaos than the entire trending tab combined twice over.
i love my m12 hackzall. i've had it for years. and i use it daily as an elechicken.
I used it a shitton as a Pneumatic Repairman, and more in the last 2 weeks since i started my chicken apprenticeship.
There's the problem right there.
i have one of these and it has been great to me. a few years old. alot of junkyard work. dull blades made it work much harder a few times
AvE, I would love to see your breakdown and analysis of the sawstop switch and break. It uses a serial cable to manage communications between the break and power switch. You are about the only person I know that has the skill to dissect and properly analyze this combo of mechanical gizmos and electronic parts.
Second time I checked out your channel, the first time a few years back you left the little impression of the skookum choocher fella.
Your shit is real cute brother, I got the head of a philosopher and the body of a bear, and there's a hell of a lot more wisdom in the shit you do than there is in most. Keep it up buddy, even if you don't know it teaching the mechanics of shit helps people in ways they don't get. Love you Dad.
Could that wax at 4:30 be a over heated indicator for repair? If that switch shorted and heated up the wax would deform or melt off. Just my guess.
I was thinking it might be to stop the switch housing rattling, but it's not too clear whether it contacts anything in the housing when it's assembled.
Switches and other contacts heat up from poor connection not from shorting. Shorting would make the device unable to be turned off. Ohm's Law. Just thought I'd toss that out there.
I was thinking it was just some shmoo piped in after assembly to fix everything in place and stop the rattletrap effect. But those are definitely some good ideas
I have one of these and they are skookum af. For what they are they are amazing. Still no replacement for its big brother but its more powerful than u might think. For a home gamer like myself it's never let me down.
We need to schedule a meeting to plan the meeting where we dive into why we're not getting any work done despite the meetings we're having to discuss why we need so many meetings.
First time watcher. I don't know what the hell this man is talking about but I like it and I think I'm going to subscribe to his newsletter.
Uncle Bumblefuck, you're one of the best horrible uncles out there. Gave me the bright idea to become a 4-year apprentice in cnc machining with 4 years of schooling thrown in. Keep tearing shit apart and hoping it goes back t'gether. Prost!
Sir, you put a smile in my face with every video, your use of the Canadian lingo is humorous as all get out, “it’s not scucum”......not sure on the spelling but nonetheless funnier than shit, don’t stop making your video’s, there informative and I learn something knew with everyone you do, take care and stay strong, a little support from your neighbors in the USA. If your ever in Colorado Springs, Colorado give me a shout and I’ll buy the first round!👊👊🍺👍
Where the sawzall shaft really suffers is when used overhead on real plaster. That grit will put a stop to the in-and-out super fast.
There were two blokes who were docking,
Their phalluses were interlocking,
Their wives did walk in,
And so did their kin,
The whole sad affair was quite shocking
Q: In lectures they told us to avoid any silicone oils next to dc-motors, because it will form insulating layers on both the commutator and the brushes. Does this not apply to this stuff?
That is acetic acid. I gets hot when it reacts to oxygen and that causes heat wich vulcanizes the rubber. Vinegar contains it also.
What NBK said..ifin you ever get down to the southern states you would be flocked like an old man feeding pigeons at the park by folks wanting to shake meathooks and buy you a beer or ten.👍
Great video Mr bumble . Cheers
An Opinel! Finally something on this channel I can relate to!
oh my god I just realized youre like my grandpa always with the interesting vernacular and gags
Another good show!
I seriously admire the knowledge from this guy. I fix all kinds of stuff on account of being broke. I'm a preschooler in comparison.
Ah, it's my dad's old knife! Good to see it elsewhere. His (which is mine now) is packed away in one of the boxes from moving. Just looked it up and they still make them. Guess it's not surprising after all. Mine is over 40 years old.
Wow, you can definitely see that slop in the rod in the contact pattern of the crown gear.
My favorite tool in the trimmer.
AvE reminds me of listening to Jean Shepherd telling stories on WOR in the early 70's.