Saker Reciprocating Saw Blades for Brick and Concrete Reviewed
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A review of the Saker reciprocating saw blades made for cutting brick, wood, and certain types of concrete.
This is a tool for a specific purpose and NOT a general do-it-all blade. For what it is designed for, it does very well.
Links to items used: (Disclosure: I do receive a small commission if you purchase any of these items. This does not increase your cost)
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Thank you for an honest review on these blades! I’m purchasing one but not the set now, you’ve saved me some money & I appreciate it. Regarding other comments,I don’t think this gentleman was reviewing anything other than the blades so try to be considerate of his feelings, I’m sure he’s used all his tools for one project or another & has gotten by without brand new stuff. My dad left me tons of “old” tools & not only have I used several but my friends & neighbors have used several for a odd job that purchasing a new tool made no sense- everyone’s happy & grateful. Thanks again for great video about Blades!
Those who have TH-cam channels must have "Thick Skin"............
Nice demo. Subbed
Great honest review. I’ve been researching recip blades for masonry. Great honest review you did. I’m glad I found your video and channel
Seems if you could get a carbide wire cutter like for pilings and bridges etc scaled down
It Would be interesting to see if it would cut Sandstone ? 👍
I'm sure it would as that is a soft material.
@@rogersshop I Might try an experiment 👍
Looking for a demo on concrete block. Not here
Cinder block, yes. Concrete block, no. This is not for cutting dense concrete.
You need a new roof bro👍
So many wives and kids inherit shops from dad and say- what the hell should I do? Garage sale- garage sale. What an invetory, even to be fair 30% of new retail would be high if you Add it all up. You would go silly $20 grand??? Really? Comes a time the 'living' owner should get rid iof 70% and pare down fro the sake of the survivors. I am 70 in a week and feel the glut of stuff is a burden,. My gagrage is 1.5x yours and still full. 32x24
for the price of those things ? no thanks
Try cutting, not taking
Well - one thing you certainly have proved is that the clamps you are using are not very good.
I'm surprised that whilst you obviously seem to have a well-stocked workshop containing many tools you don't seem to have a set of decent clamps to hold your brick and log securely in place whilst you saw them in two!
Perhaps you should search the internet for a knowledgeable DIY person who can suggest the best clamps to help you do your demonstartions better!
I do have a wide assortment of clamps. However, this brick demonstration was not at my shop and was not really planned, so I had to work with what was on hand at the site since I was 60 miles away from the shop.
No excuse. Do a proper job the first time.
@@dsmith2032 Nice to hear that you never make mistakes
Bad review sir.
You cut everything except a brick👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
thats how we know you didnt watch it. times tamp 4:42 he cuts a brick.
What was explained in 15 minutes could have been explained in less than 5 minutes.
Much of the review was opinion not trial and demonstration
Very disappointing video.
I like to talk and my opinions are just that. Opinions. This is a product for a very specific use and certainly not a general purpose blade.