I have the 7-1/4 saw, but that thing is a beast at 10-1/4. I haven't used mine yet, but I have some projects I'll be starting soon. I'm looking forward to using my corded 77 and the cordless.
Holy Smokes , it’s “Red,” and Mark is reviewing it, but it aint Milwallkay!? Wow! 😯🤔😂 I just couldn’t resist! Hey Mark! As ‘Crocodile Dundee’ would say, “Now That’s a Skilsaw!” Impressive cutting and really good battery life, although it sounded like it was bogging some? I think it’s a solid product, but only Deck, or Fence, or Timber Frame builders need apply. The Slo Mo of the blade coming out of the material was great footage Mark! That blade guard really did its job. I like the Soft Start, and you could see the torque of that thing when you were switching it on and off. Good to see you putting out content Mark. I’m sure You are one busy Man! Stay safe! 👍✌🙏
Haha, hey George! Yes, I'm mixing in some different brands on my channel. Bringing you a wide variety of tools that aren't always as common. I heard it bogging down on the last few cuts of that 4x6. The wood was out in the rain today, so it might have been a little more of a challenge compared to a lower moisture content. Thanks for stopping by and I'll have another interesting tool review this weekend.
What is the best blade to use to cut pickleballs in half? Pickleballs are typically made from polyethylene (often LDPE, Low-Density Polyethylene) for outdoor use due to its durability and resilience1 . For indoor use, they might use polypropylene, which is slightly softer and provides better control on smooth surfaces.
Great observation, Harbert. I thought about this talking point, but forgot to add it in. The saw comes properly lubricated and ready for use from the factory. I'll need to do an oil change after the first 10 hours.
Would you choose this one or the smaller 7-1/4" Skilsaw?
I have the 7-1/4 saw, but that thing is a beast at 10-1/4. I haven't used mine yet, but I have some projects I'll be starting soon. I'm looking forward to using my corded 77 and the cordless.
Nice. If I had to do a lot of field cuts in 4x material, would be a great choice! Only drawback is the single-tool battery platform/format.
Yes, that's a good point.
Holy Smokes , it’s “Red,” and Mark is reviewing it, but it aint Milwallkay!? Wow! 😯🤔😂 I just couldn’t resist!
Hey Mark! As ‘Crocodile Dundee’ would say, “Now That’s a Skilsaw!” Impressive cutting and really good battery life, although it sounded like it was bogging some? I think it’s a solid product, but only Deck, or Fence, or Timber Frame builders need apply.
The Slo Mo of the blade coming out of the material was great footage Mark! That blade guard really did its job. I like the Soft Start, and you could see the torque of that thing when you were switching it on and off. Good to see you putting out content Mark. I’m sure You are one busy Man! Stay safe! 👍✌🙏
Haha, hey George! Yes, I'm mixing in some different brands on my channel. Bringing you a wide variety of tools that aren't always as common.
I heard it bogging down on the last few cuts of that 4x6. The wood was out in the rain today, so it might have been a little more of a challenge compared to a lower moisture content.
Thanks for stopping by and I'll have another interesting tool review this weekend.
It was great my friend. What a big and powerful battery it has. Thankful👏👏👏👍👍
Thanks, Masood! This saw was fun to test out.
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What is the best blade to use to cut pickleballs in half? Pickleballs are typically made from polyethylene (often LDPE, Low-Density Polyethylene) for outdoor use due to its durability and resilience1
. For indoor use, they might use polypropylene, which is slightly softer and provides better control on smooth surfaces.
Some type of fine tooth bandsaw I'd say.
@@MarkThomasBuilder but I am using the saw in this review. Which blade should I get for this saw?
A fine finish saw blade is what I'd say.
Good video! There is an issue with the Amazon links though.
Thanks Michael, I just fixed them. 🙌
Amazing tool too bad that it is not sold in Brazil, here only makita that has a 10 inch battery saw
If you were a post & beam builder or built a lot of decks, this would be a great tool to have.
Yes, 100%.
You didn't put any oil 🛢 in that saw?
Great observation, Harbert. I thought about this talking point, but forgot to add it in. The saw comes properly lubricated and ready for use from the factory. I'll need to do an oil change after the first 10 hours.
Quick research, very quick, says the price is between $350 and $420. Nice video.
Hey Beer Drinker, it's actually a little more than that. $499.
What is beastie
Yep, 💯😁