Still the newer saw were like $10 more I think a better test though would be to compare it against a Milwaukee that’s in the same price range as the first Black&Decker..
@@martinchristensen6786 Ya do now. M12 stuff is generally cheaper, I reckon the updated Hacksawzall is around 170usd or less, that's what it's worth down here
Seems to me that the original saw is more of a hand saw replacement than a reciprocating saw. Looks like you get cleaner, more precise cuts at the cost of speed.
i have that B&D sawzall and its actually fairly competent. least for everything ive needed it for from PVC pipe to a car muffler and a floor joist. I mean its not great, but for the average owner whos only gonna use it like 2 times a year its decent
While I totally agree that it is more of a toy than a tool, having a solid work bench makes so much more of a difference than you would ever imagine. 90% of the tools energy is being soaked up by the table.
Lol this is pretty much what I said on the last video. I have old black and decker tools for my daughter when she wants to "play" in the garage with me.
I crap on B&D all the time. Everything from them I've owned was garbage. Literally, the four times I've tried buying B&D products they were already broken in the box.
He doesn’t need a sturdier work bench, cuz the the Milwaukee still way out performed them both with the very same set up. If he gets a work bench and then the B&D brand perform better as a result of it the Milwaukee will then do !EVEN BETTER! as well, with the RATIO of performance being the SAME as this video.
I swear these people will complain about anything they can think of Edit: I was just thinking about it and in the real world it wouldnt even matter. Everything you cut will be in a different scenario where sometimes clamping it to a bench vise would be impractical or impossible.
That battery powered B&D has half the battery that you use with the Milwaukee. Use a 4AH double packed battery for the B&D and it will be a lot stronger. Larger battery does not only mean larger capacity but also larger current which directly translates into engine torque.
Black and decker is mean for the random repair around the house that happens two or three times annually. The time it takes to do the job isn't crucial because it shouldn't be a daily use too or job site tool. Its meant to just do good enough to finish a task. I think the cheap one with that thick blade is kinda interesting. Seems like it makes a straighter cut due to its thickness not allowing it to walk as easily.
Tyler. PLEASE buy a sturdier bench. You can tighten the clamps all you want, but if they work surface is moving around, you might as well just not use clamps and use your hand instead.
It's not the bench though. If it was, then the Milwaukee saws would've performed just about the same way. The bouncing comes from the saw being too lightweight for the low torque being applied. You can only press down so hard on the back end of the fulcrum until the blade just becomes stopped up. Bench would've made at most like a 10% difference. Sturdier benches only really matter when you're using heavier materials. The main point being made is that these saws are marketed for home use, not big workshops. Not every home has this giant dedicated workshop readily available and these saws were advertised to fill that niche. And they suck at even accomplishing that.
One thing that helps when cutting metal is to give a few brief squeezes of the trigger to sort of notch yourself a cut in. Then you can go ham and finish the cut. I do this when cutting EMT to prevent the sawzall from skipping side-to-side
of course if they weren't they couldn't sell dewalt stuff for so much more. since dewalt is owned by b&d it would be a conflict of interests if it wasn't garbage.
You know, I agree with the general sentiment that results for all of the saws would be better if Tyler was using a proper workbench. But there have been so many people saying it already, that I get the distinct feeling that next week we're gonna see a video where he bought an expensive and sturdy table just so he can test the saws and prove that the B+D electric handsaw thing is still worse at cutting wood even with the table.
I suspect that the trouble clamping the metal is due in large part to Milwaukee blades being typically pretty aggressive. Without the power to take the aggressive cut, it just grabs a lot.
Those money goes to knife sharpening kits dude. The day he buys a real desk is the day i shit my self in a taxi after drinkning a few too many beers while heading home from a student party.
Ugh, it's not about speed, but cleanness of cut. Compare the cut from the first saw, to the sawsall. The first saw cuts almost perfectly clean, no chips, no tears in the wood, the sawsalls (both the B&D and Milwaukee) chew up the wood.
@@LifeAccordingToMatt Which is sort of my point, he's comparing a saw that is designed for clean cuts to a tool meant for speed, and then basing his assertions upon this comparison.
I gotta ask.... Is it really about speed? I would think that the quality of the cut is important as well. A sawzall type saw is not going to leave a clean-cut whereas the other one might.
I've used a black and decker drill for like 4 yrs now. Deff not the best, but it still does what I need it to around my house all these years and only costed $20🤷♂️
You would think they'd make the battery powered more powerful . Because as soon as those batteries start losing power, the saw performance will also drop. So having more power would take longer for that to happen. Knowhattamean?
@@kellypg I was kinda thinking that too, and maybe?? I guess it depends on the battery quality. I'm sure they have some decent cordless technology now. But I honestly don't know.
@@righty-o3585 the problem with battery tech is that it's almost always outsourced to the lowest bidder for these lower end tools. So every lithium cell is 3.7-4.2v charged but the amount of run time (mah) varies cell to cell, company to company. In a standard 20v battery pack there are either 5 or 10 cells(5 in series or 2 sets of 5 in parallel) and the average cheap cell is $6 consumer cost plus the housing and electronics comes out to about the same price as the entire black and decker tool at around $50-$100. So you have to figure that these guys are getting huge wholesale discounts or using total garbage battery packs. Holy fuck this was way longer then I planned it to be.
@@kellypg Ahhh , well there you go. I don't know anything about batteries really. My original comment was kind of a suggestion as a question lol if that makes sense. I get all my power tools corded for that exact reason. Have full power all the time
@@righty-o3585 fair enough. Almost every battery pack uses 18650 lithium batteries in them if you wanted to price check. You can actually rebuild then yourself without too much work. And that's a good enough reason. I have corded and battery for most everything because I like the freedom of cordless but sometimes they just can't do the job.
As for that black & decker saw, you have to use a longer blade. And you also need to know how to use it efficiently -- you need to let the front fender touch the material you're cutting.
people really came to a TH-cam channel of a dude doing weird stuff in his garage and are mad he isn't Stan the tool man with a whole harbors freight in his house.
That saw does look like a toy , I would never buy that thinking it would be able to cut anything . I had hope for the more expensive one but that is still terrible
Definitely have to invest in a more stable work station for giving reviews! Also would help with so many other shenanigans you do like hammering stuff and destroying things
A point has been made regardless. If you buy the cheap stuff you'll forever be compromising with the tool, Milwaukee ripped through as good as my Ryobi does so I'm impressed. If you want a good cut while still on the relatively cheap it'll be a Ryobi you buy.
Sometimes using a power tool isn't about speed but convenience. For some, a power tool offers the ability to complete a task when their hands and arms don't work as well. The vibration and strength needed for the Sawzall type tool may not be what someone can or wants to handle. The electric saw offers a smooth cut with the least amount of effort.
Can you please build a nice wood bench and attach a bench vice to it would make a lot of your videos easier to film and not have everything shake apart
Your table bouncing around everywhere is completely destroying the energy output of the saw. That goes for the Milwaukee saw also. Any surface that moves around is going to soak up the kinetic energy the tool is putting out.
I've used the saw for three years, it works fine. You gotta get longer wood-specific blades, which I just knew to do. Also, you are better served to cut into the corners and maintain your grip, then adjust to cut into the new opposing corner, as the saw seems to perform better when it's cutting that way. There are other things about his approach, but phone typing sucks. If you can't afford something expensive, and you have the patience to figure out how to work it, the muscle to apply some elbow grease, and the common sense to buy some specified blades, this saw is a perfectly useable middle-of-the road tool. I've cut 8-9in trees down with it. It's good for the money.
This is exactly why I haven't bought Black & Decker in years! Their quality went to crap and they seem to have no plans on changing that. If you want a good "budget" tool, Ryobi has some decent stuff.
The B&D impact driver is pretty good. Not the strongest, but it will drive your basic drywall and deck screws with ease . It’ll drive 3/8 inch by 3 1/2 inch lags but probably nothing bigger. My brother has had his B&D tools 4 years or so, and has been able to renovate pretty much his entire house with his tools doing everything he’s asked them to and more than he should have done with them. But they still work
I love your content bro, but sometimes it seems like you have no experience with any tool at all. Did your Dad never explain to you how to use these tools?
Sawzalls only cut nice if you take your time ...... its not really about what cuts faster , its work smarter not harder .... the sawzall will do all the work for you if you just take your time . The other saw requires you to put in effort
I mean, you dont compare tools like other youtubers do, and Thats okay, because its way more the Point of comedy in your videos, but as a Little kid my dad taught me. That Black & decker tools are good for collecting dust in the shop 🤣 i really like your Videos!
to be fair the powered hand saw one might be designed more for cleaner, straighter cuts. like for trim or something, but I have to admit a $50 chop saw would do better than this and I'm not at all voting for that saw or black and decker in general.
@@kenbrown2808 generally you would cut the trim perfectly to size before fitting it but i see your point, by then you would probably want a multitool though, which are only like another 30 bucks from harbor freight and surprisingly last awhile.
@@levistrnad2965 sometimes what you need to cut is there long before you are. And multitools aren't quite the same niche, either. But yes, that's not an all purpose tool.
For homeowner that doesn't need a day to day tool, the black and decker will do the job. Plus they will probably not care or know how fast black and decker compared to the milwaukee will be. I have milwaukee and some mist decker tools and those are the ones that I hardly use but from time to time it's their when needed.
the goofy one also makes a much straighter cleaner cut in wood because it has a deeper, less aggressive blade. very much a niche tool that most people don't have a good use for.
A possible reason for the b and d sawzall not liking the metal is maybe the Milwaukee blade was aggressive because it's efficient when you have the power of the Milwaukee but maybe because the b and d had less power it just bounced instead of digging in. Not saying you should do it again, just offering a possible answer
Thank you for your review. Would you say the Black & Decker is good to remove tree roots in the yard? I’d say the diameter is no more than 4 inches thick
Dont get me wrong ive been watching you forever and I love your videos. But please just build a workbench. Idk where you live but if it's close to Springfield Mo I'll build it for you so that plastic one can be gone lol
Don’t beat yourself up. You DID accomplish something here. You proved, to me, that the battery operated saw is “just as” crappy as the other one - and NOT that the corded I’ve is any better than you proved before. So see… you don’t have eat your words. There’s another perspective for. Just thought you could use that boost!😉👍
A good sawsall is not made with angled handles, or body. it is made as straight as possible such as the DeWalt is designed. If not, then it can't saw "ALL" because you can't saw things as flush as possible.
Its simple really. Just get yourself proper gear for what ever you do. If you completely broke and need anything that does the job somehow then low end gear will do. However its not what you really need. People just get yourself bit more saves and get good gear. Last for longer and saves time and energy. Nice to see those videos at times.
for a tool that you're going to use all the time, sure these Black and Deckers wont hold up like a Milwaukee but they definitely have their place. If you need that tool that day to complete a job, this is what you buy
I use the Black+Decker Matrix system for my handyman company, and have used it for heavier construction outfits and it runs fine. It's not as strong as Milwaukee, and such but this system works well enough for my business needs.
It seems like a different POV is that all 3 saws got the job done. Sure, if you pay 3x as much for a tool it should work better / faster, but if you’re a home gamer that uses a tool every once in a blue moon, why spend a ton on tools that just collect dust? Also, I wonder if the B&D recip saw would have worked better on metal if contact was made between the blade and the cutting surface before the trigger was pulled. That’s the approach taken with the Milwaukee and once the saw teeth started to bite both recip saws took ~5 seconds to make the cut.
sawzsall - amzn.to/3wLq2w9
other saw - amzn.to/3D71akO
Make this into a series, black & decker electric handsaw vs ....(cheap junk)
Thank you for the link, I have to feel the power that black and decker plug in sawzall is making for myself. xD
Wow lot of good 4000 4-5 star reviews for the plug in.
Thank you for these useless products
#teamseas................
Alt title: Tyler tries to prove how bad a saw is by comparing it to an even worse saw.
Still the newer saw were like $10 more
I think a better test though would be to compare it against a Milwaukee that’s in the same price range as the first Black&Decker..
@@martinchristensen6786 Both B&Ds are objectively garbage products regardless what he compares them to.
@@martinchristensen6786
I don't think Milwaukee make anything that cheap, maybe a hat or something?
@@dontnubblemebro Yeah i’m not sure either, i don’t know anyone who has Milwaukee tools..
@@martinchristensen6786
Ya do now. M12 stuff is generally cheaper, I reckon the updated Hacksawzall is around 170usd or less, that's what it's worth down here
It does just sorta look like a slightly beefier electric carving knife though doesn't it
Money would be better spent on an electric knife....lol
Seems to me that the original saw is more of a hand saw replacement than a reciprocating saw. Looks like you get cleaner, more precise cuts at the cost of speed.
The blade height also helps make a square and clean cut.
Congrats, First Last, you have the best comment here.
Also dear god this dude needs a proper fucking bench jesusnchrist
He could make a bench with those tools .)
i have that B&D sawzall and its actually fairly competent. least for everything ive needed it for from PVC pipe to a car muffler and a floor joist. I mean its not great, but for the average owner whos only gonna use it like 2 times a year its decent
I need that shirt!!!
Agreed
To all the people saying “get a proper bench” : i think we watch this channel for two totally different reasons 😂😂
I know right, I keep feeling like they're on completely the wrong channel 🤣
Yeah, he proves real DIY!
If I want a good laugh I watch TylerTube. If I want some good useful information on products and tools I watch Project Farm.
While I totally agree that it is more of a toy than a tool, having a solid work bench makes so much more of a difference than you would ever imagine. 90% of the tools energy is being soaked up by the table.
Totally agree, hopefully tyler sees thus
I also agree with this complaint on a subject I know nothing about
And maybe a bench vice bolted to that solid work bench.
He's definitely cut up enough materials to have built ten good benches 🤣.
Would be funny as hell watching the Project Farm guy do a saw comparison with some half ass setup like this.
Black and decker is the type of tools that you get your son because he “wanted to be like daddy”
Facts
Exactly
Black & Decker makes that black & yellow DeWalt drill you think is soooooooo cool.
Lol this is pretty much what I said on the last video.
I have old black and decker tools for my daughter when she wants to "play" in the garage with me.
Fr tho I got a black and decker drill back in middle school and it’s still going strong over 10 years later
Tyler - you missed a golden opportunity to double down and crap on the whole brand and get a ton of people losing their mind in the comments!
wasn't b and d a good quality brand back in the day?
add Stanley and DeWalt in as they are made by the same corporate group and in some instances the same factory with different badging and colors.
He doesn't need to shit on em. Black and decker basically tub girled themselves with their cheap stuff.
I crap on B&D all the time. Everything from them I've owned was garbage. Literally, the four times I've tried buying B&D products they were already broken in the box.
He doesn’t need a sturdier work bench, cuz the the Milwaukee still way out performed them both with the very same set up.
If he gets a work bench and then the B&D brand perform better as a result of it the Milwaukee will then do !EVEN BETTER! as well, with the RATIO of performance being the SAME as this video.
I swear these people will complain about anything they can think of
Edit: I was just thinking about it and in the real world it wouldnt even matter. Everything you cut will be in a different scenario where sometimes clamping it to a bench vise would be impractical or impossible.
That battery powered B&D has half the battery that you use with the Milwaukee. Use a 4AH double packed battery for the B&D and it will be a lot stronger. Larger battery does not only mean larger capacity but also larger current which directly translates into engine torque.
I have the same saw and it is a world of a difference comparing the 1.5AH with the 4AH... Same with my weed trimmer..
Black and decker is mean for the random repair around the house that happens two or three times annually. The time it takes to do the job isn't crucial because it shouldn't be a daily use too or job site tool. Its meant to just do good enough to finish a task.
I think the cheap one with that thick blade is kinda interesting. Seems like it makes a straighter cut due to its thickness not allowing it to walk as easily.
Tyler. PLEASE buy a sturdier bench. You can tighten the clamps all you want, but if they work surface is moving around, you might as well just not use clamps and use your hand instead.
Yassss
It's not the bench though. If it was, then the Milwaukee saws would've performed just about the same way. The bouncing comes from the saw being too lightweight for the low torque being applied. You can only press down so hard on the back end of the fulcrum until the blade just becomes stopped up. Bench would've made at most like a 10% difference. Sturdier benches only really matter when you're using heavier materials. The main point being made is that these saws are marketed for home use, not big workshops. Not every home has this giant dedicated workshop readily available and these saws were advertised to fill that niche. And they suck at even accomplishing that.
@@point-five-oh6249 😒
The black and Decker saw videos are just amazing.
One thing that helps when cutting metal is to give a few brief squeezes of the trigger to sort of notch yourself a cut in. Then you can go ham and finish the cut. I do this when cutting EMT to prevent the sawzall from skipping side-to-side
And do more of an angle not right across the top haha
Hmm, I’m going to have to try this.
The real takeaway is that all cheap Black and Decker tools are complete garbage lol
of course if they weren't they couldn't sell dewalt stuff for so much more. since dewalt is owned by b&d it would be a conflict of interests if it wasn't garbage.
Targeted to cheapo home owners like myself that'll use it once and it goes in a corner
You know, I agree with the general sentiment that results for all of the saws would be better if Tyler was using a proper workbench. But there have been so many people saying it already, that I get the distinct feeling that next week we're gonna see a video where he bought an expensive and sturdy table just so he can test the saws and prove that the B+D electric handsaw thing is still worse at cutting wood even with the table.
I suspect that the trouble clamping the metal is due in large part to Milwaukee blades being typically pretty aggressive. Without the power to take the aggressive cut, it just grabs a lot.
one day he will buy a real desk. i believe in him
AY that's a real desk dw:)
One day
Those money goes to knife sharpening kits dude. The day he buys a real desk is the day i shit my self in a taxi after drinkning a few too many beers while heading home from a student party.
He will make one
Ugh, it's not about speed, but cleanness of cut. Compare the cut from the first saw, to the sawsall. The first saw cuts almost perfectly clean, no chips, no tears in the wood, the sawsalls (both the B&D and Milwaukee) chew up the wood.
If you're after a clean cut, a sawsall ain't the tool
@@LifeAccordingToMatt Which is sort of my point, he's comparing a saw that is designed for clean cuts to a tool meant for speed, and then basing his assertions upon this comparison.
I gotta ask.... Is it really about speed? I would think that the quality of the cut is important as well. A sawzall type saw is not going to leave a clean-cut whereas the other one might.
sawsalls are mostly used for demo work, so speed is nice. if I wanted a good cut I'd go for a circular saw.
some variables to this, type and sharpness of blade, steady hand, maybe type of material being cut but i might be completely wrong...
Lmao sawga, proper dad joke tyler.
Guess you have to test it against a similarly priced corded sawzall
i love how he doesn’t get offensive about the arguments in the comments he genuinely learns from it. he’s a smart guy
Lol we need an entire black and decker series. Just testing all there products.
Just remember, Dewalt is b&d
I've used a black and decker drill for like 4 yrs now. Deff not the best, but it still does what I need it to around my house all these years and only costed $20🤷♂️
You would think they'd make the battery powered more powerful . Because as soon as those batteries start losing power, the saw performance will also drop. So having more power would take longer for that to happen. Knowhattamean?
Wouldn't it use the power more quickly if it was more powerful?
@@kellypg I was kinda thinking that too, and maybe?? I guess it depends on the battery quality. I'm sure they have some decent cordless technology now. But I honestly don't know.
@@righty-o3585 the problem with battery tech is that it's almost always outsourced to the lowest bidder for these lower end tools. So every lithium cell is 3.7-4.2v charged but the amount of run time (mah) varies cell to cell, company to company. In a standard 20v battery pack there are either 5 or 10 cells(5 in series or 2 sets of 5 in parallel) and the average cheap cell is $6 consumer cost plus the housing and electronics comes out to about the same price as the entire black and decker tool at around $50-$100. So you have to figure that these guys are getting huge wholesale discounts or using total garbage battery packs.
Holy fuck this was way longer then I planned it to be.
@@kellypg Ahhh , well there you go. I don't know anything about batteries really. My original comment was kind of a suggestion as a question lol if that makes sense. I get all my power tools corded for that exact reason. Have full power all the time
@@righty-o3585 fair enough. Almost every battery pack uses 18650 lithium batteries in them if you wanted to price check. You can actually rebuild then yourself without too much work.
And that's a good enough reason. I have corded and battery for most everything because I like the freedom of cordless but sometimes they just can't do the job.
The fact that the best compliment this saw gets is "it's almost not as bad as a similar garbage saw" is again making me question why it exists
I wonder if the day will ever come that he buys a Bench Vise
And a bench to mount it on.
Bet ya 10 bucks he would mount it to a plastic folding table with some C- clamps
Nah, then the channel would loose it's charm lol
You should compare these to other low cost brand saws like Chicago electric to see which is less terrible.
This one ^
As for that black & decker saw, you have to use a longer blade. And you also need to know how to use it efficiently -- you need to let the front fender touch the material you're cutting.
Tyler we need longer videos! There's not enough to watch
6:00 You are the definition of _"User Error."_
Do a whole series on black and decker
You could cut through that faster with a jar!
You need a table sponsor. Your tables shake too much and alter the results of so many things.
people really came to a TH-cam channel of a dude doing weird stuff in his garage and are mad he isn't Stan the tool man with a whole harbors freight in his house.
Part 4, b&d Sawzall use a wood specific blade, show that it can outperform the proprietary blade
I think it’s time for a workbench and nice vise.
* vise
@@brenthaymon280 thank you. I just corrected it lol. Damn talk to text.
You should invest in a bench vise if your gonna continue these types of test.
Letting the material your cutting vibrate is losing all of the cutting potential of the tool.
No joke
Thanks sherlock
dat table doe would annoy the shit out of me build one it aint that hard be better than that marshmellow he uses now cmon tyler you lazy bum
That saw does look like a toy , I would never buy that thinking it would be able to cut anything . I had hope for the more expensive one but that is still terrible
I love how consistent he’s been with posting videos! 🥰
Definitely have to invest in a more stable work station for giving reviews! Also would help with so many other shenanigans you do like hammering stuff and destroying things
I agree. That table's vibrations must be absorbing so much energy from the tools that he tests or uses. A heavy bench and a decent vise.
A point has been made regardless. If you buy the cheap stuff you'll forever be compromising with the tool, Milwaukee ripped through as good as my Ryobi does so I'm impressed. If you want a good cut while still on the relatively cheap it'll be a Ryobi you buy.
Sometimes using a power tool isn't about speed but convenience. For some, a power tool offers the ability to complete a task when their hands and arms don't work as well. The vibration and strength needed for the Sawzall type tool may not be what someone can or wants to handle. The electric saw offers a smooth cut with the least amount of effort.
Can you please build a nice wood bench and attach a bench vice to it would make a lot of your videos easier to film and not have everything shake apart
Your table bouncing around everywhere is completely destroying the energy output of the saw. That goes for the Milwaukee saw also. Any surface that moves around is going to soak up the kinetic energy the tool is putting out.
No reciprocating saw can be fairly evaluated on that $15 table that moves as much as the motor
You would literally get same results as video
But can the gigantic bolt cutters cut the crappy saws in half?
I've used the saw for three years, it works fine. You gotta get longer wood-specific blades, which I just knew to do. Also, you are better served to cut into the corners and maintain your grip, then adjust to cut into the new opposing corner, as the saw seems to perform better when it's cutting that way. There are other things about his approach, but phone typing sucks. If you can't afford something expensive, and you have the patience to figure out how to work it, the muscle to apply some elbow grease, and the common sense to buy some specified blades, this saw is a perfectly useable middle-of-the road tool. I've cut 8-9in trees down with it. It's good for the money.
Ditto on the trees.
13.5 seconds for cheaper unit for 2x4
just under 10 seconds for +$10 unit for 2x4
15.2 seconds cheaper unit for 4x4
12.2 seconds for +$10 unit for 4x4
We all know the answer. It starts with N and ends with One
None of the blak and Dekker
Lol you know you need a vice to properly test metal cutting. Cmon bro.
Hey can you test out different type of lighters to see which one is beater
You seem to be in need of a bench vise, maybe you get some and test them out for holding strength and other aspects.
Good video Tyler. You doing these videos because we all talked about it shows how awesome you really are.
For the next part of this saw-ga you should make sure you approach and angle of attack are the same.
Try flipping the 2x4 also
Idea? What about cutting a turkey "for Thanksgiving" with turkey carving products
All you people who commented in favor of the B&D saw 3 videos ago really hurt Tyler. This man cannot stop talking about saws now.
This is exactly why I haven't bought Black & Decker in years! Their quality went to crap and they seem to have no plans on changing that. If you want a good "budget" tool, Ryobi has some decent stuff.
The B&D impact driver is pretty good. Not the strongest, but it will drive your basic drywall and deck screws with ease . It’ll drive 3/8 inch by 3 1/2 inch lags but probably nothing bigger. My brother has had his B&D tools 4 years or so, and has been able to renovate pretty much his entire house with his tools doing everything he’s asked them to and more than he should have done with them. But they still work
This guy never used a vice before?
But which one cuts a pickle better?
Probably your teeth😁. Keep them teeth of the d
The saw sawga 😂
Gotta get the yellow version
I love your content bro, but sometimes it seems like you have no experience with any tool at all. Did your Dad never explain to you how to use these tools?
Just watching the first two cuts from the angles Tyler provided- is it just me or does the shitty saw cut a lot cleaner than that 58$ saw?
I thought so too. The corded saws blade looks more like a handsaws blade while the sawzall blade looks more aggressive
Sawzalls only cut nice if you take your time ...... its not really about what cuts faster , its work smarter not harder .... the sawzall will do all the work for you if you just take your time . The other saw requires you to put in effort
it does. it's that whole "we can go fast, or we can have a nice cut" decision.
Keep it up Tyler love your vids forget the haters
I mean, you dont compare tools like other youtubers do, and Thats okay, because its way more the Point of comedy in your videos, but as a Little kid my dad taught me. That Black & decker tools are good for collecting dust in the shop 🤣 i really like your Videos!
I would've had a better chance cutting through that metal with a plastic butter knife than the sawzall. 💀 💀
to be fair the powered hand saw one might be designed more for cleaner, straighter cuts. like for trim or something, but I have to admit a $50 chop saw would do better than this and I'm not at all voting for that saw or black and decker in general.
chop saws don't fit in awkward corners as well, though.
@@kenbrown2808 generally you would cut the trim perfectly to size before fitting it but i see your point, by then you would probably want a multitool though, which are only like another 30 bucks from harbor freight and surprisingly last awhile.
@@levistrnad2965 sometimes what you need to cut is there long before you are. And multitools aren't quite the same niche, either.
But yes, that's not an all purpose tool.
Me - " Tyler, saws... is it Saturday? "
For homeowner that doesn't need a day to day tool, the black and decker will do the job. Plus they will probably not care or know how fast black and decker compared to the milwaukee will be. I have milwaukee and some mist decker tools and those are the ones that I hardly use but from time to time it's their when needed.
Just saying an actual vice would do you some good
At 1:02; I can already tell you the cutter on the left has a WAY better blade for cutting than the one on the right.
the goofy one also makes a much straighter cleaner cut in wood because it has a deeper, less aggressive blade. very much a niche tool that most people don't have a good use for.
Which black and decker saw is better? The one that's sold by Milwaukee or DeWalt.
What? Do those high ends sell black and decker.. I'd guess not? Especially now Tyler tested them out.
@@mike532100 no, they don't. That's the joke.
@@zachaliles I gotcha! XD I thought of that 😂👌
This is quickly just becoming the saw and knife sharpening channel.
And im here for it
The "sawga" of this saw. Lmao
A possible reason for the b and d sawzall not liking the metal is maybe the Milwaukee blade was aggressive because it's efficient when you have the power of the Milwaukee but maybe because the b and d had less power it just bounced instead of digging in. Not saying you should do it again, just offering a possible answer
No more Black & Decker saws. I want happy Tyler back.
Thank you for your review. Would you say the Black & Decker is good to remove tree roots in the yard? I’d say the diameter is no more than 4 inches thick
Holy it was under 4 seconds with the Milwaukee cutting metal
What are the TPI on the blades? If they are not the same...it would not be a fair comparison
Need a solid work bench to absorb the tools power!
Dont get me wrong ive been watching you forever and I love your videos. But please just build a workbench.
Idk where you live but if it's close to Springfield Mo I'll build it for you so that plastic one can be gone lol
Don’t beat yourself up. You DID accomplish something here. You proved, to me, that the battery operated saw is “just as” crappy as the other one - and NOT that the corded I’ve is any better than you proved before. So see… you don’t have eat your words. There’s another perspective for. Just thought you could use that boost!😉👍
A good sawsall is not made with angled handles, or body. it is made as straight as possible such as the DeWalt is designed. If not, then it can't saw "ALL" because you can't saw things as flush as possible.
This was definitely funnier than the other attempt on testing this
Its simple really. Just get yourself proper gear for what ever you do. If you completely broke and need anything that does the job somehow then low end gear will do. However its not what you really need. People just get yourself bit more saves and get good gear. Last for longer and saves time and energy. Nice to see those videos at times.
allways waiting for the next vid 🤪
It's a good argument but it's also nice to know if the cheaper one is better then the higher quality/more expensive one
for a tool that you're going to use all the time, sure these Black and Deckers wont hold up like a Milwaukee but they definitely have their place. If you need that tool that day to complete a job, this is what you buy
Hey Tyler, do a work Table test and let the winner replace that flimsy cringe death-trap table you been sawing on?🤷
Right?! 😂
I use the Black+Decker Matrix system for my handyman company, and have used it for heavier construction outfits and it runs fine.
It's not as strong as Milwaukee, and such but this system works well enough for my business needs.
It seems like a different POV is that all 3 saws got the job done. Sure, if you pay 3x as much for a tool it should work better / faster, but if you’re a home gamer that uses a tool every once in a blue moon, why spend a ton on tools that just collect dust? Also, I wonder if the B&D recip saw would have worked better on metal if contact was made between the blade and the cutting surface before the trigger was pulled. That’s the approach taken with the Milwaukee and once the saw teeth started to bite both recip saws took ~5 seconds to make the cut.
I'd like to see @tylertube try the black n decker matrix drill with all the attachments
Could you possibly do some testing to find the best performing, reasonably priced sawzall