Milwaukee M18 Hackzall

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  • čas přidán 23. 12. 2014
  • My take of this awesome saw. Compact, light weight and easy use, this saw can take on many task around the job site.
    If you haven't used one, which is pretty unheard of, this review should convince you that this saw is a keeper in your tool box.

Komentáře • 50

  • @GlynRobinson
    @GlynRobinson Před 6 lety

    awesome review! Thinking about buying one!

  • @stormbytes
    @stormbytes Před 6 lety

    Outstanding review! Very informative. Thank you very much!

  • @renegarcia5408
    @renegarcia5408 Před 5 lety +1

    Nice video man! I have purchase a 5 tool combo kit and this hackzall is included..

  • @haroldhoran5712
    @haroldhoran5712 Před 8 lety

    My buddy just let me have one I can't wait to use it... I'm always up In cealings most of the time in uncomfortable positions I use a regular skill saw to chop off things that are in my way which is really dangerous if you aren't careful.... This looks a whole lot safer!

  • @imapussee
    @imapussee Před 8 lety +6

    At 3:55 in the video I was so hoping he would hack into the romex electrical wire! That would've been some good footage!....LOL

  • @arturocarrasco4009
    @arturocarrasco4009 Před 9 lety +2

    good review guy ...congratulation.........

  • @chicagoarkus7485
    @chicagoarkus7485 Před 7 lety

    nice job

  • @jasimfm1235
    @jasimfm1235 Před 8 lety +1

    thanks for video

  • @andreisereda4476
    @andreisereda4476 Před 9 lety

    Great review ! THANKS !

    • @tranceaddiction
      @tranceaddiction  Před 9 lety

      Andrei Sereda You're welcome

    • @andreisereda4476
      @andreisereda4476 Před 9 lety

      i was wondering to buy m12 or m18 hackzall and after your review it was clearly and obviously that m18 way better , and i bought one ! its awesome tool !

    • @tranceaddiction
      @tranceaddiction  Před 9 lety +1

      Glad to hear that you picked the right one. The m12 is just for small detail cutting and tight spaces. I use the m12 a lot as well.

  • @shawn576
    @shawn576 Před 6 lety

    Holy fucking safety. I hope he got better since posting this in 2014.

  • @afonsoadao2991
    @afonsoadao2991 Před 8 lety

    can you use any sawzall blades? thanks for the video

  • @unclefester4626
    @unclefester4626 Před 2 lety +1

    Will it carve a turkey?

  • @Bigdaddyjigga
    @Bigdaddyjigga Před 9 lety

    I have this saw but my lock switch is faulty it's either broke or lose anybody kno if there is a replacement part or mod I can do

    • @tranceaddiction
      @tranceaddiction  Před 8 lety

      Take it in for repair. Its a 5 year warranty on the tool.

    • @mr.wizeguy8995
      @mr.wizeguy8995 Před 8 lety

      I don't get why there is only 3 year warranty on europe for these tools.

  • @jidoc4877
    @jidoc4877 Před 8 lety

    i see you also did the makita compact saw, how do you compare both?

    • @tranceaddiction
      @tranceaddiction  Před 8 lety +2

      Milwaukee Hackzall for sure. Hands down and my reasons are:
      1) More power, simply put.
      2) Better balance + ergonomics. Hand is placed at the centre of the tool, not the end.
      3) Less vibration. Due to the angle of the motor, the stroke actually goes that angle instead of the straight back and vibrations are limited.
      Hope this helps

    • @mr.wizeguy8995
      @mr.wizeguy8995 Před 8 lety

      This tool has only one issue it doesn't have belt clip.

  • @diogenes1815
    @diogenes1815 Před 8 lety +1

    did you do it all for the free jacket?

    • @tranceaddiction
      @tranceaddiction  Před 8 lety

      +Matt Odonovan No I purchased both seperately from each other.

  • @Coldbrookdangee
    @Coldbrookdangee Před 6 lety +1

    My foreman would have a fuckin field day dissecting the myriad of safety concerns in this video

  • @arturoangelsanchez
    @arturoangelsanchez Před 4 lety

    PLEASE ALWAYS PUT THE MODEL NUMBER

  • @machineshop2029
    @machineshop2029 Před 8 lety

    Viet nam

  • @NoName-xv6xn
    @NoName-xv6xn Před 8 lety +2

    where are your safety goggles?

    • @tranceaddiction
      @tranceaddiction  Před 8 lety

      Wear them, don't do what I did.

    • @JimTom.
      @JimTom. Před 4 lety

      its a reciprocating saw cutting wood, nothings gonna happen

  • @supermoistdeluxe
    @supermoistdeluxe Před 8 lety +2

    will this cut a piece of paper?

  • @foobar3139
    @foobar3139 Před 6 lety

    Blades aren’t bad either...

  • @JB-ud2fr
    @JB-ud2fr Před 8 lety +2

    laughed my bollocks off when he cut the copper pipe, dude use a vice if the blade takes your finger off you screwed.!

    • @AnonyMous-me4oq
      @AnonyMous-me4oq Před 8 lety +3

      +John Black OMG! More like LMAO at you. Out of the whole video, you nit-picked on that? You sound like the village idi0t who troll youtube all day and give people thumbs down in order to feel relevant. Most people/tradesmen/DIY'er are not going to bother with a vice for a 2 second demo and/or quick cut. The blade barely slid and not even close to his finger. Don't be so dramatic.

    • @VirtualRush
      @VirtualRush Před 5 lety

      Lol someone isn’t a tradesman.

  • @mrfixxito
    @mrfixxito Před 8 lety

    no safety at all

  • @r6f09
    @r6f09 Před 6 lety

    Gloves and safety glasses, be an example for inexperianced beginners.

    • @JimTom.
      @JimTom. Před 4 lety

      Gloves?? what the hell for

  • @jamesmilwaukeerichsteveman5043

    More than 96% Milwaukeee tools are made in China. Bad tools always first are sold to USA because nobody inspects the outgoing, and because in USA Milwaukee Tool has the strongest warranty service ability than in other countries.
    During Milwaukee production process, more than 5% defects found out by workers, also defects failed to be screened out a lot. Bad Tools include noise as gear,bearing aligned badly, sometimes press trigger no reactions at all, metal parts like shaft, gear, pinion broken as poor heat-treat, motor stator rubbing with rotator, fine wire laid inside tool broken as poor design, big percentage oil leakage for hydraulic tools, etc. 20% chance you will get a bad tool, bigger chance you will get bad tools for nailer, planer, hydraulic tools, cable/tube cutter, as they are first generation of tools for Milwaukee Tool, because comparing with sawzall, drill, Malwuakee Tool is suck at nailer, planer, hydraulic tools, cable/tube cutter,AC tools, drain cleaner, blower.
    Milwaukeee Tool workers only with 300 dollars monthly salary, even plus OT to 275 Hours a month, only 500 dollars a month,this salary very low for living in a big city in China, plus bad working environment(noise without issuing ear plugs to workers, very few goggles for workers, workers stand more than 10 hours every day), so Milwaukee Tool with huge employee turnover,500% yearly turnover,cause workers without enough experience,lack of training,then unable to ensure good quality. And worse turnover with most Milwaukee Tool suppliers.
    And after Milwaukeee tools launched one year, Milwaukee Tool will definitely do so-called VE, value engineering ,actually cost-down, change Germany trigger to HK trigger even Chinese trigger/switch, change Japanese chuck to Chinese chuck, etc. Milwaukee Tool have a team, 50 persons to do this VE. The quality would obviously become worse after the VE.
    The red plastic,Nylon,of Milwaukee tool handles has been provided by a Chinese supplier since 2010, originally The Nylons were from DuPont, The Nylons changeovers caused the handles weak,like screws very likely strapped/slipped in screw holes. Also like black hard plastic for battery pack cases/covers, changed from GE ABS/PC to a ABS/PC from a Chinese supplier,caused battery pack case more likely broken, the same story is happening on Nylon material of battery frame, changing from Dupont to a Chinese supplier.
    This company is also an ugly company, in 2014, a Hong Kongese manager tried to rape a female employee during their business trip, the company fired him and less than half year, hired him again as a manager, then the female employee left this company and lost her job. Less than 1 year in 2015, in its factory dormitory a more serious rape case really took place by a male senior manager to a girl.
    Milwaukee Tool has really bad quality system, lose much profit because of failing to keep quality constant. And always look for cheap materials, cheap suppliers, worker salary is always at minimum salary, only 30 dollars higher than monthly minimum salary
    Milwaukee Tool is new for making power tools comparing with Bosch,Dewalt, Makita. Milwaukee Tool only has grew fast from 2008 year. They copy and compare with Bosch, Dewalt tools during new product development stages.

  • @andrewlara1890
    @andrewlara1890 Před 6 lety

    Test it at a jobsite not in your gay garage