Best pruning blade for sawzall?? Testing 4 different model

Hey guys if you are looking for a pruning blade for your Reciprocating saw I tested 4 of them 3 from Diablo and 1 from exchange a blade from rona. Let me know what you think about these blade??

[@Johnnyvacation1]

Thanks for your efforts to show the differences in blades. I think I learned more about my target wood stability. Growing or dead limbs seldom clamp themselves down tightly, good real world test

[@LuminairPrime]

The comments about not clamping the wood harder against the shoe = stupid. When you go into the woods to cut wood, there are no clamps, and stuff bounces around everywhere. Great comparison, thank you!!

[@blee9480]

These are good for cutting roots out of the ground

[@MrLongshot762]

Pruning blades are meant for green limbs.

[@dorengarcia7925]

True but you go with what you got.

[@leeanderson8466]

Great info thank you. Not the best vice which may have added to the vibration. Maybe a demo on trees and branches still in the ground? Thanks again.

[@patdud1979]

The expensive 12in Diablo blade also has carbide teeth so that would work to but I would buy a cheaper blade to cut roots in the ground. That Diablo blade is expensive and I would keep it for small trees and branches 🤙

[@WApnj]

You should learn how to use a reciprocating saw first. You're supposed to hold the shoe against the piece your cutting and use a rocking motion

[@patdud1979]

First I know how to use a recip saw second I didn’t have the best setup but I wanted to put some information out there!! Plus my test still showed witch is the best blade!!!

[@joshjosh575]

@@patdud1979I agree. I can tell you have no idea how to use tools and actually even worse you shouldn’t even be allowed to use them. You were reckless and teaching people a dangerous technique that will result in possible limb injury or loss. Flagging video for miss information leading to bodily harm.

[@DIYDEGEN]

You using a RYOBI saw lol. The blade cost as much as the saw.

[@donaldbullock9718]

ONE MISTAKE '' RYOBI ''

[@scottyb1233]

You're just repeating what you've heard other people say. Bet you've never used one. Ryobi makes great tools, especially their brushless hp line. Never had a tool fail to do a job in the 4 years I've owned Ryobi.

[@DIYDEGEN]

He is right the cut and safety will be cleaner on the other sides. If you haven’t test out other saw you never know. With all that vibration suprise you haven’t experienced arthritis through all the cutting

[@wrongfullyaccused7139]

Invalid test.

[@felinanpuggy]

Your work habits are scary

[@ardalla535]

Ah the inevitable 'you're doing it wrong post'. Never fails.

[@williebotha]

Sorry mate, but you have to clamb your piece that you want to cut, securerly. All of your saw morion is going to waste!

[@paulnguyen3981]

it's so painful to watch you do these cutting man 😢😢

[@patdud1979]

Lol

[@theoneandonlykctcb6366]

You should never have your hands near a blade.

[@theoneandonlykctcb6366]

You need a better workstation and clamps, what your doing is dangerous, no stability at all.

[@9724470741]

what kind of cat is that?

[@patdud1979]

abyssinian cat