I have 8.5 acres to maintain. WE had lots of recent storm damage and I was using DeWAlt blades for clean wood. It was taking so long, I jumped online and found these. FAST just says it all and I'm moving through the work in 1/3 rd the time. I've found the blade that I'll be stocking from now on. 100% endorse this blade for tree limbs and rooting out stumps. If there was a better blade, I'd have it.
SOOOOOOO much easier than a chainsaw. After multiple attempts to cut down a 9-inch black walnut tree, replacing a chain and dulling the second.......The sawzall with Pruning blade cuts clean, like butter and I just dove right into the dirt to slice off the roots. Never going back! Thanks Diablo :)
Man this is super weird. Every time I use this blade a guy comes out and starts ripping this exact same guitar riff just killing it in my yard, like dude how did you move all this heavy equipment out here so fast. Where are you getting electricity? I choose not to ask questions... I had no idea it was the diablo blade causing this phenomenon.
Thousands of ads on TH-cam and I skip nearly all of them. Saw this ad today and was glued to the screen. I cannot speak for this blade, but I've had a great deal of success with Diablo standard pruning blades. I dig trees out of swamps and plunge my Dewalt reciprocating saw into the water to get trees out. I cannot wait to get the carbide tipped blades and try them out this Winter!
BillsBayou thanks so much for your feedback! Please tell us how it performs after you try it! Post and tag us on any social channel! Use #DiabloTools and we can pick it up. :)
i'm working on big stump now. This is the only blade that will work. I have brand new chainsaw and this Diablo saw cuts about 10X faster and with a lot less sweat.
So i tried one of these today and my advice is to avoid cutting into dirt by digging around stumps as much as possible first rather then just sticking it straight into the ground where you can't see much. The blade is basically unusable after 4 decent stumps with about half of the tips worn down. Will be trying to resharpen if possible before i toss it.
You don't need to worry about dirt, plunge it in and cut the roots... These are carbide and the dirt doesn't affect them.. i have no idea how you had any issues with this blade... Its made for this type of work
Hell ya, i have the carbide metal and demo blades buy just saw these. Ordered some online and splurged on the 7 1/4 steel demon as well. Diablo makes the best blades hands down.
Used one today on a nasty stump. My chain saw chain kept getting dull. So frustrating. Although the coating came off quickly,it is still pretty sharp. I'm impressed.
I just bought a pack of these blades I August 2023 to have on hand in case of branches and such. They seem pretty dang aggressive. Should be a nice thing to have for the just in case
I used my two Milwaukee sawzall for the same functions. My MIlwaukee 12Ah sawzall is on its way home. The carbide blades are cheaper and saver than the chain saw chain. For anything larger than 23", I still use my Husqvarna 460 Ranch to finish the job.
I had a Tundra 2009 crew max which I did three trip to the tree disposal to dispose all the tree roots I cutters with those blades. Expense as hell but worthwhile
How do we remove the black plastic theft protection/whatever bit that is fastened to the one end of the new blade? I got it off, but there must be an easier way than gouging at it with a flat head screwdriver?
I wouldn't compare this to a chainsaw BUT with a 12" blade it will surprise you. Larger stuff use a chainsaw but after the tree is falling use a Diablo blade to remove limbs
While this blade definitely has its use, I call bullshit on the misleading clips. In the segment at 0:53 where they're showing how hard is to get a (poorly maintained) gas chain saw running, a 14-15" log is set up to be cut. In the next shot at 1:01, as they're loading the Diablo pruning blade into a recip saw, the branch, has shrunk to 10-12". And then finally, at 1:06 when they show the Diablo in action, the 10-12" log has been replaced with a 4-5" branch. Finally, and this is just the worst kind of false advertising -where they show a side-by-side of the Diablo and chain saw cutting the same branch at 1:07,, if you slow it down to 1/4 speed, you'll see that the Diablo is half way through its cut before the chain saw touches the branch. In reality, which a half-way sharp blade, a chain saw would make that cut 3-4x faster than the diablo
See all the stuff he’s doing? The m12 hacksaw does all this with their old pruning blade. .. ok maybe it takes an extra 1/4 time ... but fuck damn if I’m not going out right now to get one of these. I hate gardening 😬 but if this makes it quicker I’m for it
I guess I'll have to wait until I get my 12 inch arbor blade to find out if it can cut up a section of tree limb that broke off the tree and fell into the yard. The big song and dance routine showing the hassle of using a lame putt-putt gas chainsaw was entertaining, but the tree limb it was aimed at cutting is clearly about twice the diameter of the one you cut with the Diablo blade. Nice try.
idk if it's better than a chainsaw for some applications, but as far as sawzall blades go I'll say that Diablo 50x blades really are that much better than bimetal.
I have 8.5 acres to maintain. WE had lots of recent storm damage and I was using DeWAlt blades for clean wood. It was taking so long, I jumped online and found these. FAST just says it all and I'm moving through the work in 1/3 rd the time. I've found the blade that I'll be stocking from now on. 100% endorse this blade for tree limbs and rooting out stumps. If there was a better blade, I'd have it.
SOOOOOOO much easier than a chainsaw. After multiple attempts to cut down a 9-inch black walnut tree, replacing a chain and dulling the second.......The sawzall with Pruning blade cuts clean, like butter and I just dove right into the dirt to slice off the roots. Never going back! Thanks Diablo :)
Man this is super weird. Every time I use this blade a guy comes out and starts ripping this exact same guitar riff just killing it in my yard, like dude how did you move all this heavy equipment out here so fast. Where are you getting electricity? I choose not to ask questions... I had no idea it was the diablo blade causing this phenomenon.
When I use it a guy with a big ax comes out along with an ox
Thousands of ads on TH-cam and I skip nearly all of them. Saw this ad today and was glued to the screen. I cannot speak for this blade, but I've had a great deal of success with Diablo standard pruning blades. I dig trees out of swamps and plunge my Dewalt reciprocating saw into the water to get trees out. I cannot wait to get the carbide tipped blades and try them out this Winter!
BillsBayou thanks so much for your feedback! Please tell us how it performs after you try it! Post and tag us on any social channel! Use #DiabloTools and we can pick it up. :)
@@DiabloTools I will do!
i'm working on big stump now. This is the only blade that will work. I have brand new chainsaw and this Diablo saw cuts about 10X faster and with a lot less sweat.
So i tried one of these today and my advice is to avoid cutting into dirt by digging around stumps as much as possible first rather then just sticking it straight into the ground where you can't see much. The blade is basically unusable after 4 decent stumps with about half of the tips worn down. Will be trying to resharpen if possible before i toss it.
You don't need to worry about dirt, plunge it in and cut the roots... These are carbide and the dirt doesn't affect them.. i have no idea how you had any issues with this blade... Its made for this type of work
Hell ya, i have the carbide metal and demo blades buy just saw these. Ordered some online and splurged on the 7 1/4 steel demon as well. Diablo makes the best blades hands down.
That's awesome! Please keep us posted and let us know what you think of the new blade once you've had an opportunity to put it to work. #DiabloNation
the 7 1/4 steel demon cuts 1/4" steel plate like butter, wear face shield and cap
@@bowlweevil4161yah wear PPE, you don't need an Angle grinder or dedicated metal cutoff wheel miter saw to get the job done.
Used one today on a nasty stump. My chain saw chain kept getting dull. So frustrating. Although the coating came off quickly,it is still pretty sharp. I'm impressed.
Anthony Torrey thanks for sharing your feedback!
I had the same experience.
Just started using these last week on a demo I'm never going back to any other brand
I just bought a pack of these blades I
August 2023 to have on hand in case of branches and such. They seem pretty dang aggressive. Should be a nice thing to have for the just in case
But how to remove the blade from the plastic piece it came in. So frustrating.
@@Jbenner848 Diabloception
I used my two Milwaukee sawzall for the same functions. My MIlwaukee 12Ah sawzall is on its way home. The carbide blades are cheaper and saver than the chain saw chain. For anything larger than 23", I still use my Husqvarna 460 Ranch to finish the job.
slpip that’s great input! Yes, we’re not trying to replace the chainsaw for those larger jobs.
Just bought one of these blades today, we will see before long when i put it to the test.
So how did it go?
How did it go?? Still wondering
Still wondering how it went?
I had a Tundra 2009 crew max which I did three trip to the tree disposal to dispose all the tree roots I cutters with those blades. Expense as hell but worthwhile
I bought some yesterday and the blades are loose in my Bosch 18v Recip saw. They cut great, but there is wobble and I'm concerned the end will break.
How do we remove the black plastic theft protection/whatever bit that is fastened to the one end of the new blade? I got it off, but there must be an easier way than gouging at it with a flat head screwdriver?
GReat product, where is the link for me to go buy one....................?
Thanks, Basement Racer! You can get started here: www.diablotools.com/products/DS0903CP
Thanks to these I don’t even need a handheld 6 inch chainsaw. I can just use the blades instead
I use Diablo Blades, mine are not red though.... great blades and great video
I agree on all accords
Great Video ......but who needs that raucous Music?
I wouldn't compare this to a chainsaw BUT with a 12" blade it will surprise you. Larger stuff use a chainsaw but after the tree is falling use a Diablo blade to remove limbs
I want one!
Can you buy them in the uk?
Use Amsoil saber it’ll start on 1-2 pulls and no smoke.
It's a BEAST 👹 👍
While this blade definitely has its use, I call bullshit on the misleading clips. In the segment at 0:53 where they're showing how hard is to get a (poorly maintained) gas chain saw running, a 14-15" log is set up to be cut. In the next shot at 1:01, as they're loading the Diablo pruning blade into a recip saw, the branch, has shrunk to 10-12". And then finally, at 1:06 when they show the Diablo in action, the 10-12" log has been replaced with a 4-5" branch.
Finally, and this is just the worst kind of false advertising -where they show a side-by-side of the Diablo and chain saw cutting the same branch at 1:07,, if you slow it down to 1/4 speed, you'll see that the Diablo is half way through its cut before the chain saw touches the branch. In reality, which a half-way sharp blade, a chain saw would make that cut 3-4x faster than the diablo
how many amps is the motor?
Diablo blade is 12" can cut down 22" tree, not 12". A blade length X2 is the tree diameter. Same as a 16" chainsaw can cut down a 32" diameter tree.
See all the stuff he’s doing? The m12 hacksaw does all this with their old pruning blade. .. ok maybe it takes an extra 1/4 time ... but fuck damn if I’m not going out right now to get one of these.
I hate gardening 😬 but if this makes it quicker I’m for it
so true
Can confirm.
Sold…. Based on the fact you used metal music for the video
I just brought it from the Home Depot
That's great! Do you like them?
@@DiabloTools never tried it yet Christmas gift
I guess I'll have to wait until I get my 12 inch arbor blade to find out if it can cut up a section of tree limb that broke off the tree and fell into the yard. The big song and dance routine showing the hassle of using a lame putt-putt gas chainsaw was entertaining, but the tree limb it was aimed at cutting is clearly about twice the diameter of the one you cut with the Diablo blade. Nice try.
idk if it's better than a chainsaw for some applications, but as far as sawzall blades go I'll say that Diablo 50x blades really are that much better than bimetal.
👍
Diablo, why can't we buy your tools in the Netherlands! "
5x faster, 10x Price.
Is it really about speed? Sir?