If You Use A Reciprocating Saw, THIS ACCESSORY IS A MUST HAVE!
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2021
- We show the #verycoolgang a reciprocating saw accessory that you won't be able to live without after seeing what it can do. This reciprocating saw accessory is from DIABLO tools and what it can cut through is amazing. Diablo makes some of the best tool accessories on the market and this one is a must have for anyone who uses a recip saw. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below about this accessory.
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I just want the shirt so when people say,"Hello, Vince." I can respond with," Wassup, cuz?" 🤣👍✌
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Aint gonna lie, certain jobs, i put off or go without before i buy harbor freight.
I use the Diablo blade in my Ryobi reciprocating saw to cut through bank vaults. In and out before they know what hit em! One more heist and I’ll have enough money to upgrade to Milwaukee…
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When you cut through thick metal, use cutting fluid. It comes in a spray can. Otherwise you are causing excessive heat and wear on blade.
True, but the fact he was able to do 7 cuts without any sort of cooling assistance is pretty impressive. I’d imagine with it this blade could easily do 3x the amount of cuts.
I was gonna say the same... surprising how much quicker and easier you can cut or drill through metal using some kind of cutting fluid!
Also limiting the speed and letting it cool down helps too
True, but I think the poi t he was trying to prove was how many cuts he can make without any lubricant
So what you're telling me is that blade would last longer 😵
somebody out there like, " I have no problem getting the job done with my harbor freight tools".😂
For low-end jobs and most that require hand tools rather than power tools, my Pittsburgh stuff from HF all work ridiculously well. If I were, say, a pro mechanic, for example, I'd definitely go higher quality, however. For power tools, though, I can't scale back in quality any more, lol. Dewalt, Milwaukee, Bosch (especially Diablo and Freud), Makita, Metabo, Lenox - all great companies which keep me from buying cheaper again. Even Irwin, Husky and Kobalt are better choices than, say, Hart, Hyper Tough, and anything from HF (not that Irwin, Husky or Kobalt suck, cuz they don't). Heck, Spyder is better than those, lol. For regular everyday tasks, though, they do at least get the job done, and inexpensively. *shrugs*
Wood has gotten so expensive that you've moved on to cutting steel for content?
He was testing metal blade einstein .
@@SuperKiko112 For someone talking about Einstein, I find it amusing you can't recognize a joke as simple as that.
@@SuperKiko112 ill bet you feel pretty silly right about now....
@@johnthumble5154 Maybe you can test a steel cutting blade on wood ?
Do you feel better now kiko? Get you random internal rage out for the day? Guess it's better that you come on CZcams and type out passive aggressive comments on CZcams than build it all up and do something stupid.
I’ve used their carbide pruning blades to remove huge stumps and their roots. Cutting right into sand and they held up great.
Wow Vince the things you endure to bring us the fact's ! My hat is off to you, thanks for bringing us the truth and not marketing BS. It is appreciated.
That blade is a beast, I’m betting 25+ cuts using oil. Keep up the great work as the goal is for us to continue to inspire others to build something awesome!👍🏼
That blade is surprising me today
Always a good day when VCG construction uploads!!
Very Very Nice !!!!!!!!
The biggest think in resist memory was a maple tree I cut up about 2ft across that a storm knocked down.
Years ago we used to cut down old wood frame houses, and cut them up with corded Milwaukee Super reciprocating Saws.
Awesome ..I've only used the regular Diablo metal cutting blades but I cut so many nails on a bad framing job with one blade it's crazy and that new one is definitely a beast
I always cut thick steel on slow speed and always cooled the blade down constantly as im cutting with some water, it preserves blade life so much. My job pays for the Milwaukee sawzall blades so i have to make em count. Going too fast with the sawzall speed will burn out the blades like crazy, if it sparks its too hot.
what do you use, a backpack sprayer? why water and not cutting oil?
@@MindsDozer u can use whatever, just as long as it keep the blade cool, wd40 works i have used that plenty of times, its easier to order wd40 at my job than sawzall blades so i use it in tandom, but water is less messy usally.
@@FunkInMyTrunk I learned a trick here on YT.. get a 2.L bottle filled with water and stick a pinhole about 3” from the bottom. Should give a small steady stream of water for around 15-20 mins (depending on how big of hole you punched) to use to keep your blade wet
I parted out an old wrecked car I used two blades... 1 Milwaukee.... Lasted two cuts through the frame and it was done... Diablo finished the job 30 or forty cuts later..a lot smaller gauge than that heavy Ibeam you cut, that was an impressive test. I also noticed even after 7 cuts the time to cut through was still pretty consistent. I'm sold in Diablo best blades out there.
I love this video. Let's find out how many times we can cut threw this I beam. Why? Because we can!!!! Love it.
On cut 5 I noticed it was slowing down, but it didn't stop. That was amazing.
Wow this video was full of good information, keep up the good work ! Loved it
I cut a rusted-in trailer hitch out of my truck's reciever with my 12" Diablo blade. Slow speed and keeping the cutting area cool was key and multiple cuts to get it ready for a bed extender.
That's pretty impressive! I would not have believed it had you not demonstrated it.
Worst job ever on probably few months ago did a demolition job on a garage / kids playroom and they decided to basically use a flat roof and used 1/2 in plywood and half inch of tar for the roof I must have used at least 30 Sawzall blades because they just kept getting all gummed up with tar. Big waste of money even tried soaking the blades and it probably would have been cheaper to rent a excavator but I guess we all learned our lessons. 😎🇺🇸
Used three of those blade to remove about 200 feet of 2 inch black gas pipe. Each section cut to 10 footer lengths to get them out of the restaurant basement. And also cut about 60ft of 4 inch cast iron sewer pipe.
It blew our minds how we did all that demo with only three blades.
Spent about 70+bucks for a package. I bought 3 of them thinking i was going to use all three packages.
Glad they worked out for you! #BeastMode
I locked my keys in my safe. Had to cut my way in, with these blades. Will always buy them. Like a hot knife in butter, but I was nervous, because I haven’t used them before.
2:55 TMI bro 😂 👍👍👍
Didnt even think about it like that the first time i heard him😂
Impressive blades and impressive tool as well!
I just as impressed by his skill, very nice cut
Nice shirt Cuz, Diablo + Miwauke = Beast mode 💪😎
No broken toofesis!! 💪🏼
I have one that I only use on pvc, my reasoning being it will always be as sharp as brand new, always make a nice clean straight cut, and cut fast.
Absolutely love it.
For everything else I've been using Milwaukee demo blade, and metal blade for certain things.
Love the wrecker blades, they cut wood, pvc, nails, large aluminum wire, hardy board, some metal, quickly and cleanly and last forever.
Even when they start to show wear they're great for cutting stuff with dirt in it or plaster, stuff I don't wanna dull a brand new blade on.
Best blade I ever saw. Worth the money.
I really appreciate the great info, thank u gentlemen 👍
I've been telling people about diablos thick metal Sawzall blades for months now. Can't beat em
Was trying to figure out how to cut tongue off lake house mobile home, was definitely over thinking the process. Thanks for video, you saved me a lot of work!
Glad it was helpful!
That's one heck of a blade.
Definitely a lot of bang for the buck!
I don’t have any of those, but I like Diablo’s blades. I also like Milwaukee’s torch blades. They seem to hold up well too.
Awesome video. Seeing is believing. Thx for providing it really works!
Thanks for the information Vince 👍
I bought a Diablo blade for my recip saw and used it to sever 5 in ground tree root. Each root was about 5" thick. The blade still shows NO damage, only some red paint is worn off Really a shock for me. Also ; I was using a Harbor Freight Recip Saw.. Both the blade and the saw are still good.
Wow 🤩 amazing probably could go at least 3 or 4 more times
@VCG Construction…. I love this video and I love the shirt…. Awesome as usual… 👍🏼
Great test! Thanks for the info.
Thanks for doing that Vince, now we know.
Time to cut :
1st 3:05
2nd 3:12
3rd 3:26
4th 3:40
5th 4:10 (battery died)
6th 3:38
7th 3:45
Just Intresting because I always assumed as the blade dulled it might start taking twice as long to cut something...but it seems almost as sharp the entire time.
You should do a part 2 with the same blade 🙂
God bless you for even doing this guys, I think I'd rattle out my fillings lol
Thats awesome would be useful for many things wonder if they do one for concrete cuts.
I used one to try and hack a cast iron tub into manageable pieces so I could remove it from the house. I burned the blade up a quarter of the way through then opted for a diablo diamond cut off wheel to finish the job.
Every video you do gets my attention in the first minute. 😆
How well would it have done if you had used cutting oil?
Instantly sold, bought all diablo blades foor wood and steel!!
That was awesome! 👍🏻
Thanks ZZ, it was definitely a work out! 🤣🤣
I did over a dozen 1/2x3 plates for a railing demo, ran through them all no prob, did much better then the Milwaukee torch blades!! would be interested in a test vid
Try the milwaukee nitrous carbide blades next time.
That was impressive.
Amazing blade
Yes it is a amazing blade
I bought them for my circ saw, now I got to get some for my sawsall.
I'm going to get a couple for my tool box
The real test results were on the counter's display. Started at the low 3 minutes and the last cut was at the high 3 minutes. But your muscle fatigue is a factor too. It would be interesting to continue the cutting at a different time and watch the counter but I'm sure you'll run out of beam before the blade will get dull.
Because Milwaukee knows what the hell they’re doing.
@@johngardeajr.1425 it’s a Diablo blade not Milwaukee
Very Impressive!
*Ya gotta admit that is amazing for a blade!*
THAT WAS FREAKING AMAZING
Cool gotta get me one of them blades
Incredible!!! Was wondering if you were going to take tomorrow off from work being that blade wasn't stopping
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Amazing 🤩
Did you have the saw in regular recip or orbital action? My brushless Ryobi has the option for either but honestly I can’t really tell a difference!
I know what to get my next trip to depot!
Need a ttr with Milwaukee torch vs diablo steel demon!
You just can’t beat corded for industrial use !
I wanna see this Diablo blade vs the milwaukee carbide nitrous blade. I haven't used the Diablo Amp yet but the nitrous blade works great for cutting the cast iron I need cut. And several Times. I definitely get my money's worth
Just found this video. I do rail maintenance at work. We use a heavy rail saw. I'm kinda curious if this blade would hold up to cutting rail. 🤣
Man vince is getting slim again keep up the grind 👍
Trying to keep a balance cuz!
I caught that Spyderco para 2 tanto
I cut up a 60 foot trailer frame into 4 foot sections with two of them blades
Great video cuz! Where can I get a shirt like that? Nice cut by the way and I’m not talking about the cut on the IBEAM either! I’m talking about the FRESH cut on your HEAD! 😂 Say HI 👋🏼 to the Mrs!
As long as it is rigid metal it cuts great and lasts, cut one metal framing jiggly stud and the teeth snap quick.
Good stuff 💪🏻
What grade of steel ?Nice cuts!
nice blade!
We use the steel demon in a skillsaw for 16 ga sheet steel
Good quality for sure
I beam or RSJ? Thats an awesome blade though gonna have to get one in my next diablo buy
My question is about a different blade 😆🤣 when you opened the saw blade what kind of knife did you use? I looked like a Spyderco, maybe a Paramilitary 2 or 3 but I couldn't really tell. I'm a big knife enthusiasts so I'm just curious 👊👍
I've used these blades I've abused these blades but if I have to cut a piece of Steel it's either going to come down to a Sawzall or a grinder because I do not know nothing about gas and settling torches one thing I always wanted to do was learn how to weld but not only do I use the Diablo but I also use the Milwaukee Sawzall blades because it depends on the job and what I'm cutting. Use the expensive blades when needed use the cheaper blades when needed... 😎👊🇺🇸
a little oil on the cut itll go faster and keep the carbines sharp longer. I even use a bit on my oscillating tool blades when I have a bunch of nails to cut out run it on medium speed also to keep the heat down
Test if the battery makes a difference between Milwaukee and DeWalt with a adapter ?
Have you considered using cutting fluid/oil to keep the temps down?
so how does the recip saw compare to a angle grinder for time to cut through I beam
1:53 before go any further, I’m expecting/guessing no “cool” time b/t cuts and so I’m gonna say…..9 cuts till start having “issues”. (Teeth breaking/missing) And not sure if talking about “blade issues” or “operator issues”…b/c cutting a I-Beam like this w/ a recip multiple times….well, let’s just say; Vince gonna wake up 2mro and see a Chiro, get a medical massage, and wish never made this video😅. Joke Vince, k is your tough, that above, would be me after cutting this🤣.
Do agree, back in day; would have been laughed at if tried this with recip and a blade😳, but today, I’M doing the laughing 🤣 b/c the Diablo blades are just THAT GOOD and my go to for all my “bladed” power tools, and that goes for spaddles, hole saw, router, and now even OMT blades baby👍🏻👍🏻
Diablo has us covered for just about any tool and application. Now just need a Diablo partnership for free “blades;bits/etc”……goodbye Norske, and hello Diablo 😉
Thx Vince as this was a fun one, but what vid isn’t 😉
Cheers✌🏻
P.S. o see ya Nick, and thx for all you do bro👍🏻👍🏻
Diablo everything! LOL
I love Diablo blades
I have cut with that blade, all my tractor attachement bucket brackets that were way thicker, about 3 years ago, and shortened my palet forks, since then I built a trailer with 2x3 metal beams 1/4 thick and cut multiples thing with it, I still have the blade and still in great condition, but I would never trade my Makita tools for ANY other tool, but I agree that the red ones are the second best...lollll
Cutting through roughly 6mm thick I beam. That's crazy.
Love the shirt💪😂
Cut open a doorway on a storage shed in 5 minutes but I used a Lennox carbide blade
Have you heard of the Japanese tool brand Vessel? They have recently been selling some of their products in the us.
They make circ saw blades that will cut 5/8 STAINLESS bolts in wood like butter
cool. now i wanna see the same test with the non amped carbide blade and also milwaukee's version, so we can do the math on which one gets you more cuts per dollar.
Them new milwaukee nitrous carb. Blades are the shizz. Equal to if not better then these.
2:57 that’s what’s she said 😈🤣🤣🤣🤣 have a great day everyone
i see you're point blade doing the work maybe how tool reacts might differ with brand . but cut is clean sure angle grinder might work but they shoot sparks a lot.
Big news. If you simply use water when cutting it Will extend the liftime 10 times. Just dipp it in a bucket with water or spray on. Trust me
Compare the Milwaukee nitrus carbide blade!!!! I hear its better from a lot of plumbers
Would it cut better/easier if you used cutting oil?
That's great, however try using a Port-a-band, they are made for that stuff and the blades last for weeks of daily use if not months. I used a Milwaukee and Porter Cable at various times in 20 plus years fabricating structural steel supports for moveable walls, it's the tool of choice believe me. Nice blade for a Saws-All though
Biggest thing I have cut is 1/2 thick C Channel Framing with My Amped Blades @vcgconstruction
My panel hacksaw with an 18 TPI blade can eat I-beams for breakfast as well. What scrappers need in their toolboxes.
is there a autocutting feature on that sawzall?
How do your fingers feel after so many cuts?
That is some super thick I beam looks like 1/4 I beam to me @Vcgconstruction