Reuse Expensive Blades - SAVE Hundreds $$$
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Out off stock can you get this anywhere else, very best handy gadget as these blade's are expensive 🇮🇪👌
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That’s exactly what I thought 😂 you can see the discolouration, those new teeth won’t last long. I suppose you could treat it afterwards though.
@@joker0206 if they don't last long sharpen it again 🤷
@@WeenieHutJr69420 Or you could just understand metals a bit better and not over heat it while sharpening so that it lasts 10x as long between sharpenings.
Yup exactly
Little oil on there and not so fast if you do it yourself you won’t heat it up and ruin the original heat treat
can you sharpen it slowly and not destroy the heat treat?
No. Their brains are far to smooth. Baby butt in fact.
🤣
@Mike Oxlong It'd still be brittle. Needs a full heat treatment
@Mike Oxlong no
@Mike Oxlong no, needs atleast like 2-4 hours in the forge/Ofen to get hardend.
Great!!! That adds 10 seconds of life to the blade!
10 seconds of life in soft framing lumber. :)
This balde got ruined rite after it touch the griner but it got about ten seconds of life left opps it gone at soon it touch the wood 🤮
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@@joelturcios7659
Bruh.. what
Weird, I did this to a wide spade bit and used it to de-tile 2 floor to ceiling tiled bathrooms, and the blade never failed cutting through all that grout and tile adhesive.
Pretty sure cutting softwood aint gonna be an issue for it
Pro tip, use your company card and buy expensive ones and throw away like cheap ones.
Hello new friend…we are the same you and I
@@mitchelldake7203 you only got 9 toes too?
Couldn’t have said it better
Boss man took company card away because I was buying to many red bulls and candy bars wtf
my dad just blows thru gas with his company card
“Hm, this edge is worn out. Better distemper the metal.”
It was already garbage to begin with
Anneal
Ah yes, how to completely destroy the temper
Don't matter with wood
@@seansmith1725 it really does
Video on how to quickly turn steel into plasticine =)
wdym
прижег кончик, Такие вещи надо с охлаждением делать.
Protip: buy a case of cheap blades, change them whenever you feel like it without worrying
You win consumerism for today!
The local hardware store says yes
@@barirwin8559 cheap blades are 10 cents a piece, if that seems like excessive spending you're in the wrong field
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Thumbs up. Get a hundred new blades for $80
Rip heat treat.
You have heated the end of it up now the metal is very soft
I suspect it's opposite of that.
Assuming he got it hot enough to actually recrystallize it could've made it softer or harder, depending on how it was initially heat treated.
It didn't glow red, and it didn't get quenched quickly. Judging from the blue- greyish color it's got to 500-600°C and is therefore softened.
It's a demo. You can go slow
Nope... Not hot enough
pro tip: carbide
pro tip: amazon blade pack
pro tip: harbor freight got em for the low
I ain’t seen em for the low at harbor freight
Just the regular $10 a blade prices we see at Home Depot
When you want to learn the hard way why they heat treat blades.
What do you mean "the hard way"? Worst thing that's going to happen is it'll break, it'll start smoking or it goes dull again.
It isn't going explode. It isn't an angle grinder. I don't even know what the fuck you mean lol
@@austincox1239 he don't either
@@jamesverone1244 yep its just an npc "i know better than you" type comment, there is thousands of these heat treatment comments on every video where people resharpen oscillator blades.
Not only did you destroy the hardness, new “teeth” of that shape will snap right off if you even accidentally touch a nail/ metal
Ok so he’ll just take 5 seconds and grind some more on problem solved, repeat steps until job is complete only using one blade instead of many
@@SmothersSawShop yeah but it definitely does not take 5 seconds, sorry.
Considering it started out as a scraper and not a saw blade it probably doesn't matter. It's still shit
You can do the same thing with a triangle file and a vise. It takes a cpl mins but don't take the tempered out of it.
What I want to know is how many times he had to resharpen that blade to finish the cut? Couldn't be bothered to watch to the end 😉
It will be sharper for a new minutes but you can see it destroy the heat treat on the blade as it changes color
Heat it with a torch and quench it then. Takes 2 minutes
@@contraband1543 yep that will make it hard but brittle. Needs to be in an oven for a time.
That's ok. Still better than paying $15 every time you need a blade
@@coopertown7867 and those are the cheap ones
@@shyguy2481 true that, but I have found the deoblo blades do hold up pretty well but so pricey still!!
I work in a metal factory with all types of different metals we heat treat and forge them by extream heat to cold back and forth multiple times. We do this because as you all know the blade gets just as hot if not hotter when being used. Heating the blade will not soften the metal in any type of way. It will only make it harder and more brittle and prone to cracking from being so stiff.
Yep, and the blade will be sharp for a couple of minutes
You should read up on how heat treatment actually works. Stop the miss information 🤦♂️
Lmfao what nonsense
The problem is that if you use high end blades, only the very ends of the blades are made of the good metal.
This may actually be useful. Depending on how much it cost and how long it lasts. That blade changing color means you took the heat treating out of it so the blades not going to last as long but it might be worth a shot
pour water on it when u sharpen thatll fix the heat treat problem. they want 80 bucks for this, but i wonder how thin dremel cut off whels with washers stacked between like a dado blade would work..... i bet that would work real well actually..and not cost 80 bucks
@@schlomoshekelstein908 yeah, $80 is too much
Another use is better than throwing it away.
Critics will always just be critics!
I mean, it's not going to cut anything other than soft wood at this point. And even that not for more than a minute or two
None of you guys know how fast these things actually wear down I used to go through more than 7 of these a day. That sharpener would be worth the purchase
@@Johnsal517 they're around 5$ a blade for decent ones. I would've kept sharpening it to a nub with this🤣
Heat treating? What heat treating lmao
You just destroyed the tempering
In desperation on the job site I crudely angle grinded rough groves, works fine.
Nicely annealed now. Good job of f’ing it up!
Good idea keep the rpms slow and water cool guys.
Now it'll hold an edge for -.02 seconds
Can't do manual search without clicking the "Get it here" link. Reviews say spacing too wide. I'd use this on blades for rough cuts and cutoffs.
Took the temper right out of the steel
Молодец, перегрел и отпустил металл если только это не быстрорез
Тебе какое дело. Он же воскресил убитое.
@@weldermusk8860 он воскресил на десять секунд. Перегрел
@@RalfsVs91 Не вижу проблем для мягкой древесины. ) Там сталь и в отпущенном виде тверже чем сталь 20. )
Ахаха) сопромат? закалка? отпуск металла? Нахуя? Надо просто пилить видосики.
You wanna turn the part the blade that touches your workpiece blue whenever possible. Makes it super strong
I heard it turns steel into titanium.
Make sure to get the blade nice and hot! That way it ruins the temper, and only lasts about two cuts.
Gizmoguyar wind factual statement of the day. CHEERS
The blade was already ruined genius
@@Toolsinaction If you sharpen it properly it will last more than two cuts, genius.
@@Toolsinaction could have sharpened it slowly and not let it heat up. Instead, you soon a destroyed blade, and made it good for about 1"of a cut, and it'll be back to dull again. I think reviewing scooters and toys is more your speed.
i resharpen mine by hand with a triangle file. this is much faster
Sharpen it slower because when the metal changes color like that it becomes "normalized" meaning it's no longer tempered.
No, it is not anealed at this temp.
Normalizing is not related to the hardness.
I made one use 16 small cutting disks and a bolt/nut and 2 washers.
Works ok for sharpening rough cut wood blades.
Sharpen slow and don't sharpen to a razor point and the tips won't just curl off when they hit the wood.
Why not just buy a 30 pack for 22 bucks on Amazon
WHO DO YOU THIBK WE ARE ELON MUSK?
Perfectly annealed, dead soft, nice work, non bueno.
Assuming this thing works as well as they want you to believe, I buy blades for about $1 each. In order to break even on the cost of this $85 thing, I would need to resharpen 170 blades.
Sounds like extra work to me. $25 and I would consider it. I would also consider not heating the blades up to the point of annealing them like they did in this video.
My trick is to cut up an old hand saw into strips and weld a strip onto the old blade after I've shortened it, they work better than the original and you can choose tooth size.
60 bucks. Wow. Can make my own for less than $20 and a bolt.! Made one a while back out of worn out 4" wheels glued together. That one cost nothing!
I hate the feeling those give my hands
sensitivity
Your wife loves it
None of these people in the comments appear to have used a multi-tool before... The blades get hot in normal use they aren't your Japanese sushi knives that's why they're disposable.
I was thinking the same thing….though I don’t know if they will get hot enough to ruin the temper…they can get hot as fuck, can’t change them without gloves on
Getting to 60c is completely difference to 600c.
Grow a brain.
Annealed and cheddar cheese softened the edge.now. Keep the edge cool.while grinding it.
Or buy the cheap aliexpress blades and harden them and anneal works great
@@Sadik15B but the wait while the slowboat putt-putts it's way through the south china sea is brutal. Rather than wait 3-6 weeks, I'll just get the horror freight ones. Like the drill bits, they work well one time; buy a lot.
Are those grinder blades on a drill?
U can bet, add some washers and there u go
😂 you didn’t even give it a chance the first time.
The teeth were squared after grinding them. I buy the 5 packs of blades for $20. Harbor freight for throat away blades too. Don’t bother using blades meant for metal. Nails ruin them instantly.
On Amazon you can get the for about $1 per blade. I got a 50pk for around 50$
May God bless you all who's ever reading this 🙏💖❤️
You never even put pressure on the beginning, the video could've been 20 seconds. But no, you wanna make a dramatic Chinese/Russian style, cmon.
For starters, it's a short. Second, it's literally just a demo of how it works. Why do they need to show you a dull blade struggling for an extra ten seconds for you to get the point of this video.
It was 10 seconds
Ill be onest some will love it some will not i my self have one and it works 100% it really dont matter if you put pressure or not facts are it sharpens really good and i can re use the same blade.
Thanks so much for the upload you guys are the best😉
Take a break from TH-cam, bubby.
a friend showed me how u can take a dull carpet blade (razor blade) and spray it with oil (WD-40) and it would be sharp again! Until the oil wore off Lol. it saved about $1 a day. but oil cost more
You just broke your blade heat treatment, man
For everyone talking about the heat treat, I get those things red hot just cutting, still works?
No
Now ruined by heating it up so much.
You have got that too hot and softened the metal won’t last long like that but like it looks useful
If you're looking for cost savings, buy cheap bulk packs of blades off amazon and never buy the carbide tipped ones. The carbide ones are often too thick and you get about 10-15 regular blades for the same price as just a single carbide. You also don't feel guilty about throwing it away once it's dull.
It works 100% as advertised, don't start with the heat treat b.s either. Just Re Sharpen it and keep cutting.
People love reading comments and repeating them almost as much as virtue-signaling.
$85 sharpener vs $15 new blades kit
You don't even need that spool thingy. All you need is to make the blade edge jagged. I did the same thing with the metal cutting wheel on my angle grinder. Yeah, I TRIED to make it look like saw teeth and failed miserably, and to my surprise, it still cut like nobody's business.
Well, there goes an expensive blade. You just made the heat treatment disappear.
Considering most guys in the field simply chuck the old bit, in a pinch I wouldn't mind sacrificing the heat treatment for a sharp blade. Maybe I'm missing something but that sounds like a fair trade off.
I think this is an genius’(not just because I had this idea before) They should have a kit where you can do this. Even for different blades.
Swear I thought that was a roll of solder for a second 😂
People commenting how this ruins the heat treatment, but this blades suck from the get go. I’ve done this using a single thin cut off wheel on my grinder. And it’ll last just as long as a new blade. Great idea on combining multiple cut off wheels,Much quicker.
There ir a reason why he only shows the tool cutting once afterwards
Looks like the blade tip has been overtempered for trying to grind too fast, and without coolant. I have doubts about the sharpness and durability of the blade tip.
Those are the trimmers my barber uses
Idk why everyone shits on ryobi. I mean if you’re a professional and use your power tools everyday, I get it. Pay for top end. But for around the house projects that pop up here and there and you may use your tools a couple times a year, ryobi is perfect.
I sell an cutter that dresses the grooves in this grinding stone but you have to buy another tool to keep a good edge on it.
when the tip burns like that it's had its dayz
I had compression springs collapse and just pulled them back to length I heated them up white hot dipped them into used Diesel engine oil , been ten tears still centers my shift pin like new
Now you need to redo the heat treatment
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Take my money! Those blades are expensive! Haven’t seen the link but if it not overpriced (even if its expensive) i will invest!
Because I'm not making TH-cam videos in a shop setting with a friend. I'm in the field doing real work. Grabbing the needed tools and nothing else out of the truck, and if I notice the blade is done I'm changing it out at the last job that ruined it, while also charging the cost of a blade to every job because I understand how to estimate and quote.
This isn't a tip or trick, this is just bad advice filmed for TH-cam views and money.
That’s actually useful for once
Sharpen them submerged in a tub of water. Keep heat treatment, sharpen faster, make the grinding stone last longer. Win, win, win situation.
You can save yourself some money and keep the temper of the blade using a triangular file by hand.
Did anyone look it up.
$85.00. Is a bit of money. My thought is how long does the sharper last. If it wears out fast then it might not be worth it
Wow he raised the price
As crude as it is it is also pretty ingenious. I see the issues with heat and heat treatment the blade comes with but If your in a pinch you can use that whole blade. In a commercial environment this is ignorant but home owner use for around the house isn’t too bad. Maybe somebody has or will make a better tool with a better process to make the cuts that doesnt damage the hardness or functionality of the blade it self.
Bro didnt even put pressure the first time 😭
What!? That blade is toast. Get a stainless bowl and cool it between grindings
I just buy new ones and charge them on my employer credit card 😂
You can buy bulk packs of these blades now.
Forge it! Quickly!!!
I'm a carpenter and a bladesmith
And this video hurts me from both my passions
Hi, sorry to bother. So I was over excited about this tool because I do basic stuff with the oscillating tool and a lot of blades go dull. So reading the comments about the “heat treatment going bad”, and wanted to ask you if it’s still worth to buy, if so, how do I properly use this wheel? Thanks
@@antonioreyes421 I do think it's worth buying but you gotta go slow with it, if the blade goes blue or black around the edges, the heat treat is burnt there. But don't worry, the blade isn't completely ruined, if you grind out the part that had color, it should be good again.
dipping it in water pretty often while grinding is going to prevent burning, so just keep the blade cool and you'll be good.
I feel bad for jumping on you like that, but I'm glad you asked, not many have the balls to admit that they need advice
@@timidb Oh! Thanks! I really appreciate it!
When you see a life hack from a Ryobi user just pause, grab some pop corn. Than continue watching
Or just go to Walmart and buy there cheap brand of blades. They are like 3 bucks a pop and last quite a while
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When the Blade become "Blue" when sharpening, than the Blade become soft!
And the Hardness is Lost!
You must sharpen softly and slowly, in a way that the blade don't become blue, an than you don't lost the Hardness of the Blade, ...you know?
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Those look better than new ones
Afilado demaciado rápido recalienta la pieza y pierde las características de el acero, buen ejemplo de como no hacerlo
Now the blade is as soft as butter
Hot tip, don’t get the tip that hot. Grind a little bit, then dip in cold water and repeat.
He may have ruined the heat treatment, but he didn't ruin that blade, that blade was just gonna be thrown away since it was dull. Just cause you watched forged in fire on history channel don't instantly make you an expert on why a recycle oscillating blade might get dull a lil faster cutting through wood.
Do not let the end burn like that you successfully weakened it before your next cut
"Blade burner 3000"
Lol, removing the heattreat instantly....