Milwaukee Multi Material Sawzall Blade (The Wrecker) (Test) Every tool bag needs one!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2022
- Testing out the Milwaukee Sawzall Blade The Wrecker. This Blade truly surprised us with its abilities. It was able to flawlessly cut through several materials in one run.
Link for The Wrecker Blade:
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I like how you didn't cut through the nails
Lmfao
Exactly 😂
I feel like the cutting through the bolt and the other metals kinda makes up for it
@@kyleingalls4826 That's exactly what I was going to say
@@edzachary8657 me to.
I like how he demonstrates that it can cut thin copper and Al after he cuts thru an inch of steel with it.
I did think that. Copper and Ally chips are "sticky" so bigger tooth clearance is more effective compared to cutting steel. Obviously I never doubted this would cut the thin walled stuff here.
But it may have distorted the pipe or gotten stuck different metals act differently when being cut
@@eloquentpixellawl7841 that's true I forgot what a pain in the cunt Al is to cut cause I don't often lol
Aluminum will destroy a blade faster then anything else
Showing it was still sharp maybe?
The newest tool for the converter thief.
Diablo in Milwaukee are the only Sawzall blades I use they last the longest
Same here
Dewalt blades aren’t bad either, of course I’ve only used the metal blades on metal and plastic so I couldn’t speak to the wood/multi purpose blades
Go get yourself a carbide tipped blade... They blow the standard punched steel blades out of the water.
You want a real solid blade that will hold up a long time go buy some Lennox blades, I had one in my Sawsall that lasted 10 years cutting through floors with nails and sheetrock in ceilings while doing hvac installs it outlasted my Sawsall lol then I lost it, I tried the Milwaukee's, DeWalt, and diablos, absolutely hated them then I finally found more lennox at Lowe's.
Boy did I need that on a job last week.
I love Milwaukee but Diablo blades are where it’s at.
Agreed. I’ve shared that opinion for years now
100%
Milwaukee sawzall blades are strong 2nd to dioblo . That says alot if you consider Milwaukee isn't an exclusive blade manufacturer.
I love my Milwaukee sawzall. It helped a ton with cleaning up my yard after the hurricane. Definitely was my most valuable tool in that scenario
I always try to use the farthest end as much as I can for wood and softer materials so when I get those thick metals I can use the thicker part of the blade and have better control.
Great idea. Cutting closer to the guard just gives more control and reduces kick back
Was it just me or where there no cut off nails on the inside of the 2x4 after the cut fell to the floor 😂
No Nick, it wasn't just you, I had to watch it again tb sure!😂👍
Cutting thru the pvc was mind blowing.
Great looking blade! Buuut next, you should test out a wrench! ...Perhaps on the bolts that are making a damn fine attempt to hold down your vice..;)
#1 blade for collecting catalytic converters, pretty soon you'll have to register the blade to own it,
It's a demo blade. Only has 6 teeth per inch. You're way better off with a 18 TPI metal cutting blade.
The go to blade for recip saw used to field dress moose. Cuts bones slick as snot.
I want to see you test out a wrench and tighten your vise down to the bench 😉
That's a good point but he didn't even cut the nails.
Once used a diablo carbide tooth sawzall blade to cut a wheel bearing race for a trucks rear axle. Barely any damage to the blade and we still use it. Cuts through exhaust pipe like butter even after that. Had to cut the converter out of my cars old exhaust and throw away the rest of it.
He didn't even cut through the nails in the 2x4
But he also cut through an almost inch thick piece of steel.
@@johnnyrocket6588 then why nut cut through the nails?
@@doodlecaboodle9298 I think he did the colors were just to similar
You can see when he gets towards the nails it slows down a little bit and hear the difference
@@zacharywillis1722 You are right. No need to fake going through a few nails, any blade in any condition will cut nails.
They work good i use them at work doing demolition
Tighten your vise down.... It's giving me anxiety.
Haha will do
I used this and a diablo demo demon blade on the same job. Out of the box Milwaukee took it, but after the first couple dozen cuts it dulled, diablo had a much much longer life span.
I would like to see him use this on a thicker piece of Alu, it's the bane of all blades clogs em up.
These guys work pretty good
Test a wrench.. on the vise lol
The rattle adds to the effect for good videos 😁
If you look at the underside of your vise there's a set of jaws that are really good at holding round things.
Somewhere in the world, an osha handbook just burst into flames.
the pure truth once hard the saw quickly goes its edge in the metal
It damn near went through that steel rod as fast as any other blade I’ve ever used to cut a rod
Also check out the Bosch demolition blade
Love those blades
I’ve used them to cut massive amounts of aluminium. They are great
Don’t get me wrong I love Milwaukee tools. The battery power tools and pack out are hands down the best on the market. But some tools and equipment will always stand out of the crowd. Diablo is my go to for any saw blades, Dewalt for compound miter saws, Klein for hand tools. No matter what people say you’ll never ever beat Diablo in the reciprocating saw blade market.
That is the beast Zaza blade I have ever dun seant
It’s a beast
Wd40 on the blade makes it go smoother
Great blades I got tons of them want to buy some more I got lots
Thanks bud. Now I know what those do
Milwaukee is just built different
Diablo blades are the best bro
This will be great for my catalytic converter business!
Like butter
That's a good blade
All n All ... that's a badass blade . ..over priced a little bit who isn't ...💪😎💪💯
The bolts on that vice are lookin mighty suspect.... he should try out those new fangled 9/16 wrenches and sockets while he's at it.
I have used these but fall short on the blue bolts in log homed
Awesome
That is valuable... Damn.
The nails got it right away
Diablos my favorite for everything
Do a test on 2” cast iron pipe
Damn I gotta get me one!
It cut through that PVC pipe like it was plastic! That's crazy!
Diablo blades are the best I used to buy Milwaukee but I converted after I used one
The blade has wear in just one spot and still cut all that
I like how he cut the hardest metal then the softer ones later 😂
Milwaukee is goated
I will say Milwaukee makes some of the best sawzall blades and whole saws
Great blade but they wear out way too quickly , had a jam at the sawmill I worked at on the lift chain and sawed for 8 mins before i had to go upstairs and get a new one ( the one on it was next to new )
I cut a 0.5" I beam with Diablo blade
Try it on some cast iron pipe, good luck!
The new carbide Diablos are expensive as hell but cut no hub like butter man
I am a form dog and work with a lot of rebar I would like to see how it does with 5/8 rebar
I use silicon carbide blades for thick steel. It's slow going, but I've cut through 2¼inch thru-hardened steel bar with it.
I like how he has pipe jaws on his vise but he ain't using them lmao 🤣🤣🤣
I only want to know is each different material cut starting with a new blade?
should have tried cutting the vice
Funny how you do a carriage bolt then copper and aluminum after. Little bit out of order lol.
Sometimes I out the blade in "backwards"....when I feel like sticking it to the man.
A big part of this is that you know how to attack the cut properly. 👍
You don't mess with the red and black
Holy shit, it’s almost like it’s entire purpose was to cut through different materials!!!
why cut the steel rod before copper and aluminum pipe?
I enjoy food
When men get new tools we feel compelled to used them immediately but you just wrecked that poor blade lol. Good video tho
Wouldn't cutting through a bolt and bar stock be essentially the same? Or were you using a grade 8 bold and ms bar?
It even cuts denim
The vise has a clamp for round stock and yet he still uses the flats.
have you seen a blade snap back into a head?
But how does it do on bone? Asking for a friend.
Try a 3 or 4 inch Cast iron drain pipe. That a real test😂😂
Try it on cast iron?
Wood with nails i dont see the nails in the fresh end of the board
Next time start with the vice
Somebody tag that forklift repair guy and see if he can find something wrong with this tool demo... bet he can't, lol.
My favorite part was when you cut through the nails
That was aluminum and a grade 5 bolt.
Is that their regular sawzall ?
Tighten up the vise, and be even quicker
But will it cut thru the vise thooo? 🤔
Dam
You should cut the vise
If you want the best blade on the market you gotta buy Diablo blades. I work in plumbing and those are the only ones that can put up with abuse from my experience.
You have to put the saw up against the part your cutting so the blade can travel the farthest distance going back and forth to get the best cutting action. The way your doing it the saw is moving back and forth instead of the blade.
the part you're looking for is shoe. and personally I thought he had pretty good saw skills
Use an angle grinder or buying an acetylene torch if you like to cut metal so much
Yeah but can it still cut a ripe tomato? I think not .
Pro tip: notice the blade is 10” long, use it. Using only the proximal 2” will punish just that 2”. Pay attention or pay cash.
Your also suppose to keep the material up against the fence ideally. Thats where adjusting the fence out helps
@@bossmanz28 Unless the cutting material is super flimsy, the blade Will easily negotiate cutting along its length with some simple guidance, correct speed & feed, and Bobs yoar Uncle!
@@gerrylundergaard60 very tru
I was thinking the same thing I’m a plumber and I sleep with my saw under my pillow. When cutting you want to move the saw forward and back slowly to use the entire blade instead of wearing out the most important section of the blade. If you don’t starting a cut will be a pain which will make the blade useless.
Concrete?
Try cast iron pipe.
Fibreglass ?
That shit turns my blades into butter knives in no time
Wow, even the paint held up, my dewalt looses its paint with cardboard.
Get a pruning blade. Things fuckin rock through just about anything.
Where’s the stainless
A real test of a Sawzall is cast-iron pipes
Do it with stainless steel now!
Let’s see it cut Titanium.