Best Sawzall (RECIPROCATING SAW)? Milwaukee vs DeWalt, Makita, Ryobi, Bauer
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- čas přidán 27. 03. 2021
- BRANDS TESTED:18V Milwaukee Brushless, 20V DeWalt Brushless, 18V Makita (both brushless DC motor and brushed), 18V Ryobi Brushless, 18V Heimerdinger (brushed), 18V Hart , and 18V Bauer. All saws tested using 4 amp hour battery, except the Bauer which was tested using a 3 amp hour battery. Saws tested for cutting speed through metal pipe, ½ by 3 inch mild steel, and a nail embedded 4x4. I always purchase all products and supplies. So, than you for helping make these videos possible through your support! Also, thank you very much for all the terrific video ideas, including this one!
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These videos aren’t cheap to produce. The tools, batteries, chargers and blades cost well over $2000. I really appreciate it!
No joke, I bet the blades cost more than the most expensive saw.
You are welcome!
@@mikewest712 if hes using a new blade for every cut, its certainly getting there: he is not using cheapo blades.
@@Taolan8472 even using cheap Blades it’s expensive. Gotta use a new blade every single time
@@Taolan8472 write it off as a business expense and now he has a bunch of almost new, lightly tested blades!
I watch your videos before I purchase anything!
Every time I go to the hardware store I'm standing there in the aisles reviewing PF videos before making my choices!
You must have a shit-ton of batteries and chargers LOL ...get with one good brand that has a wide selection of good tool options and you won't have 50 different tools with batteries with chargers...🤭
When is he going to do one on condoms?
Idk bill but when he tests it'll be with a recipe saw 😂
@@billrehm3590 yeah but only one brand fits the guy.....Magnums.
Project Farm is the only guy I trust for these type of test on youtube. Doesn't accept sponsors and keeps it honest. Keep it up partner.
Thanks!
I don’t think I’ve ever left a comment on this channel, but I’ve watched it for quite awhile. I just wanna say I appreciate you, Todd. You go out of your way to produce these wonderful videos about construction/power tools, do a great job explaining them, and let us know which ones to go with. Thank you!
I feel sorry for those that haven’t stumbled across his channel.. an absolute gem
Yes, so true.
Thanks so much!
The construction company I work for might save some money by watching him
Hell, my Nerf war group watches Project Farm. Never know when something tested will be directly applicable.
or the ppl who have arguments with items that lost in these videos. total butt hurt
I've been following this channel for over 3 years now. For those of you just joining in, it IS true what they say: "not all heroes wear capes."
Project Farm 🤘
Thanks!
Hey Todd, you are amazing man. Your tests are unbiased and have a lot more scientific merit to them than just about all the other channels on CZcams that claim to review equipment. I have used a significant number of your videos to help me choose the right tools to buy. Keep up the good work mate. From Australia.
Thanks, will do!
I’ve been a professional musician for 50 years and I want to thank you for mentioning the music and the musicians that you featured on your excellent videos. Kudos to you brother! By the way the mix of the music compared to your voice is very good. You can hear the music but it doesn’t interfere with your talking.
Thanks!
Your delivery driver has to be the most confused man 🤣
‘What, on earth, is this guy doing..’
lol Thanks for watching.
yea those carbide teeth blades are expensive! I thought i was getting a pack of three and it was only one!
His delivery driver is a very tired but happy man. Job security !!!
Country people know each other they probably are friends
@@burtronomaniac everyone I know who lives in the country or wants to are anti-social.
Of course I love that you call it a 'humdinger'. What I love even more is how many times you got it in the video. Awesome work!
Thank you very much!
He always makes great vids
@@jonas2431 true
I chuckled at every 'Humdinger".
@@stevemorris3710 yeah me too
I love the way you stand off to the side of the tools you want to show off and at an angle while you talk to the audience in the beginning and the end it’s really rad 👌
Thanks!
After this video I bought the Ryobi.
Way more powerful then my previous B&D.
Thanks for the great video. I saved a ton of cash and got a quality review and knew what to expect.
You are welcome! Glad to hear!
Who else is cheers for their favorite brand when they win and try to irrationally justify their superiority when they get 2nd or 3rd place in one of the tests??
I already have batteries for it, so...
As a Bauer owner I'm well aware I don't have the best. I just want to see how it performs against the big brands
Ryobi gang!
Hahah as a Milwaukee owner who changed from dewalt a few years ago this one hurt a little.
A Milwaukee owner too, I see.
I'm fine with my tool brand of choice. I'd rather consistently come in second, and occasionally first, instead of each tool being wildly different in performance.
The best channel on CZcams. Give this guy a medal 🏅 for all his hard work. 🙏🙏🙏 thank you sir 🙏🙏
🤔But what if he wants to test what medal holds up the best? lol!
Wow, thanks!!
Give this guy a fucking tv show, not a medal.
@Aditya Joshi - give him a GOLD medal & a Trophy!
@@Tibyon they don't put real ppl on tv anymore just actors pretending to be ppl with talent/skills
Thank you for fairly testing cheap and expensive brands. Also, thank you for reinforcing my decision to buy into the Dewalt platform all those years ago. They’ve never let me down.
You are welcome!
My God... Can you imagine if every review video was this concise and objective? Wow! Just amazing!
Thanks!
The amount of hard work he puts in these test are insane.
*compnay makes outlandish claim*
*we’re gonna test that*
*companies visibly sweating*
I love big claims!!
@@ProjectFarm and I love watching the videos keep them up they are my favorite
@@ProjectFarm that's what he said :D
@@ProjectFarm Your reviews are 25% Better !
please do reverse osmosis systems
These reviews are so informative and revealing. I love your consideration for budget vs professional needs.
Thanks!
I love these videos, no fluff, no bias, no bullshit, just real world testing and comparison. Every time you said “humdinger” it made me laugh.
Thanks!
I bet when manufacturers see these videos and he says, “we’re gonna test that” they just cringe!!
Love your work brother!!! You’re a beast !!
I've noticed an increase in number, and more frenetic fonts used, for the asterisks next to their outrageous claims**
Thanks!
One thing that I think would be really neat is to do an episode that takes a look at all the previously-completed power tool comparisons, and then to a 'brand' test.
That way if you have to commit to a battery system, you can base that decision on many tools vs a single tool result.
I would love to see this.
ROFL, that'll teach me not to read the comments before posting!
That's why I decided to go with Ryobi after having just a cordless drill for many years (two different brands). I decided I was going to go all in on cordless (had previously been a corded fan) and wanted the system that build reasonably good home gamer tools and had a very wide variety with the same battery, from tire inflators to work lights to recip saws. Also I like that Ryobi hasn't changed their battery mount for many years even as they move to newer battery technology - a 20 year old Ryobi tool that shipped with a NiMH battery will take a new LiIon battery just fine.
@@John_Ridley Same here. I've got a wall full of Ryobi tools - as this test (and others) have shown that their tools are usually pretty decent, but less than half the price of Dewalt, Milwaukee, or Makita. That means I can have double the number of tools at the same price, which is more important (to me - a DIYer) than making the cuts faster.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I love it when I need a tool and you already have a video out, when it comes to buying what you recommend, I haven't been disappointed yet!
Thanks!
As I said on the drill test, as an avid fan of the DeWalt and Milwaukee brands, I am very pleased with these test results.
Thanks!
I dont know why but my absolute favorite part of these videos is when he reads a claim and follows it with "we're gonna test that". It's like his equivalent of challenge accepted lol
Thanks!
Manufacturers claims are usually BS.
Hahahahah i love that too!!!! Just like , we will see about that!! Hahahha
It’s a trademark quote for sure
These brands can pull all the little, petty, insignificant marketing and corporate BS they want. As long as we have each other, and more specifically you, we've got nothing to fear.
Thank you very much! As along as I have you all backing me, I don't have to fear the big corporations coming after me. Power in numbers!!
@@ProjectFarm I'm very glad for supporting you, keep going!
Project Farm for President.
@@ProjectFarm Have any of the big corporations given you any crap? Or have they tried to make a deal?
@@ProjectFarm TRUMP2024!
MAKE CORPS AFRAID AGAIN.
15 year Active Duty member here. I was told you were also a Vet. If so, thanks for your service sir!! Project Farm is over here doing the Lords work. Lol. JS. Thanks brother for all you do in these reviews. I buy items based on your reviews. I have bought your coffee cups and t-shirts. Im deff advertising for ya bud. I soeak on your channel with friends and co-workers regularly. Please keep it up. You are the best channel on You Tube in my opinion. Thx again buddy.
Thanks and you are welcome!
I’ve had my DeWalt Recip Saw for 2 years. I absolutely love it!
Thanks for sharing.
I work at Lowe’s in the Tools department occasionally, and I use your videos to help me pick the best brand of tool for the customer. Thank you for all you do!
Wow, thank you!
This channel is a "must" channel to have in your tool box for advice
Thanks for the nice comment!
@@ProjectFarm why didn't you also test the Milwaukee super Sawzall?
Im starting a spreadsheet with all your tests Before I go to the hardware shop, I check if project farm tested whatever I have to buy. Love this show.
Thank you!
Man, I love this channel. Thank you Sir for the service you provide. Well done!
Thanks and you are welcome!
Todd you need a presidential metal for integrity when testing the products shown to us, The methods, unbiased opinions, and feedback you give to us is a national treasure!
Thanks for the nice comment!
All us DeWalt guys out here celebrating the one Project Farm win we get in a year.
I'm celebrating that my Ryobi didn't do that bad. I bought a $600 kit and I've been impressed with each tool in the kit.
This is the one time that Milwaukee didnt destroy the competition!!
@@dwaynebishop9327 would have been interesting to see dewalt compared to Milwaukee’s super sawzall
@@zachs6160 yeah Milwaukee would win i bet!!
I was thinking the same, Dewalt finally holding down. I got the Milwaukee SuperSawzall , im sure it would beat all , but its big and heavy as sh!t.
Thanks. Great video and I appreciate your effort. I already own a Milwaukee corded sawzall and a DeWalt cordless, but I was pleased to see I made good choices. I've been very happy with both.
FYI with a good "pruning" blade, I prefer either of them to a chain saw for most tree and shrub pruning. Far more precise, lees traumatic to the plant and less "collateral" damage.
You are welcome!
Yes sir; please do a round two with new Ryobi HP Reciprocating Saw. Thanks and great review!
This is probably the best channel on CZcams, really enjoy your videos 👋👍
Wow, thanks!
@@ProjectFarm no problem!
I think the same
Absolutely.
One of the small joys in life is when I say "We're going to test that" to my kids when they make some outlandish statement or when I know they're lying.
Thanks for sharing!
I absolutely HATE when my kids say Bosch out performs Makita in jigsaw performance
please do reverse osmosis systems
You get funding from watchers and keep the tools, but man, you DESERVE to keep and profit for the knowledge you share! We ALL come out ahead! Thanks P.F.!
That was an excellent and extensive batch of testing. Thank you for taking the trouble to do this. Take care.
Thanks and you are welcome!
I don’t even buy that many tools but I always support this channel. He’s the BEST reviewer and not biased.
Thanks so much!
When you say you have a 7-inch stroke length,
she responds: "Were going to test that"
This comment is underrated
@@cameronsaint116 I agree! That was just funny!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
at least she wants to test it..
She did test that, and I passed the test. She's been with me for 10 years now.
Love the channel. Every dreaded time I realize I MUST buy a new tool, I always check to see if you have reviewed them.
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
Always love your videos and feel like it's finally time for me to submit a suggestion, I think it's time for a reciprocating saw round 2 :D. I'd be great to see all of the brushless versions compared now that so many are out. Here are just a few of the new ones that have come out recently; Milwaukee Gen 2 Sawzall 2821-20, Milwaukee Super Sawzall 2722-20, Bauer Brushless 58075 with 5 amp battery, Hercules Brushless 57549, Skil PWRCORE Brushless RS5884-1A, DeWalt Max XR DCS368B, Ryobi One+ HP PBLRS01B, Hart Brushless HPRS25, and Craftsman Brushless CMCS350B, just to name a few! I hope this gets viewed since the video is over a year old, but it felt like the right spot to post my suggestion!
Thanks again for all your hard work!
Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.
Everytime you said "hum dinger", I absolutely lost it and it just compounded everytime
lol Thanks for watching!
"Aw screw this, I'mma call it the hum-dinger!"
Love it!!! 😀😂🤣
I swear every time he says "hum-dinger" I lose my $#!% lol. Love this dude!!!
lol Thanks for watching.
Heimerdinger is the name of a character in League of Legends. Everyone just call them weird names though. Humdinger is my new favorite lol.
I love your comparisons and how you develop even harder reproducible results. Your videos have led to my decisions in many of my purchases.. I would really love to see a video on the cordless circular saw brands.
Thank you! Thanks for the suggestion.
Awesome videos.... Straight to the point none of the extra chit chat, good performance tests as well.. Will suscribe
Thanks! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
I never thought I'd enjoy listening to a man describing his humdinger yet here we are.
the very first boat I build I'm naming the humdinger
I say it on every tool comparison video you post:
The sheer amount of thought and effort that goes into making these tests as accurate and unbiased as possible is astounding.
Even goes the extra mile to eliminate as many variables as possible too. I love the tool reviews but even if I'm not looking to buy something featured in a video at the time, I just enjoy the testing methods. Fantastic work as always!
Thank you very much!
This is PERFECT! 💯💯
I've been going nuts trying to decide which one to buy... you just made my decision so much easier!
Thanks!!! 💯❤️
You are welcome!
i love watching all your videos and watching you weigh tools against each other pound for pound...thumbs up!!
Thanks!
Heck yeah one of the best parts of Sunday: a new PF vid!
Thank you very much!
I really like how none of your videos end in a drawn out boring monologue of what you personally thought about each brand. And it’s a brief “here’s the facts, let me know what you think”. As a viewer and subscriber I can’t think of anything you could do better. I also like how you never spend a bunch of time bashing one brand or product. Cause you’ve definitely tested some pretty bad products. And you just say “this one didn’t do very well, moving on”
Thanks so much!
I agree. 16 minutes, and all facts, no boring filler. Even talking at a good pace to get all the info in as quick as possible. I wish more youtubers did this.
The Ryobis like a race car lightweight and guaranteed to blow up in the near future. Makita needs to get their act together and make larger batteries. Nobody wants to double and quadruple up batteries.
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The “humdinger” 😂
We love you brother keep them coming- great videos! Thank you for all you do ⚡️
Thanks, will do!
I left Home Depot just to watch your test results before buying a new one today, Way Thank You for the Awesome and Very Helpful & Extremely Great Choice of Content & Testing Diversity to Help us Save Money, Time on Figuring out what is the best choice...
As a construction worker and a DIYer all your videos help so much! My company buys DeWalt so I don’t always get to experience different brands to see which is the best
This was my next purchase, so the timing couldn't be better! Thanks, PF.
Glad I could help!
Thank you so much for your tool reviews/comparisons its nice to be able to send your videos to brand snobs to get them to shut up about my choices... Obviously im using basing my choices on your results, so after seeing your unbiased video they stop brand-shaming plus i usually see that the ones who were being snobs suddenly got one of your tested tools in their set after watching...
Thank you unbiased testing it what we need. Definitely beats those vcg "fail tests"
You are welcome!
I don't need a sawzall (yet) but I'm still watching this video. That's how good your content is. Thanks for all this hard work
I appreciate that!
If you buy one, you will find a use for it. Especially if it is handy. I had to trim a 2 by 4 the other day and rather than the skill saw and the carpenter's square I just grabbed the Sawzall that already had a blade and battery in it. Worked great. And with a Milwaukee torch blade, they will cut ANYTHING... And they can be fun as hell.
Every home needs at least ONE of these.
"Humdinger" 😂 I have old Ryobi 18v that I have beat the snot out for years. It has survived being left in the rain, being half submerged in water while running, and dropped MANY times. I have a great respect for my cheap little Ryobi. That thing is a tank.
Good one, hang on to it. I am afraid that a new one would not be as good, everything is built to a price, not performance, nowadays.
Thanks for sharing.
Is it the old style blue and orange one before they rebranded it in neon green? Yes, I've beaten the snot out of mine too. Unfortunately last fall the clips holding the battery in broke off. I really don't want to give it up because that thing is a trooper. I've been thinking of a way to rig holding the battery in. Perhaps a something like reusable zip ties.
@@CrimeVid Agreed I have a 25ish year old Bosch corded drill that thing has survived some serious abuse but is still going strong. I'd be surprised if a similarly priced Bosch drill for sale today would last half as long.
@@robertgiresi9515 Yep, ol' Blue. I have her and an ooooold corded Milwaukee 6510. I have updated all of my tools except for those 2... don't fix what aint broke?
Awesome!
Very in-depth testing!
I'm in the market for a reciprocating saw so your video really helped out!
Thanks! Glad to hear!
While in Harbor Freight the other day here in Utah, I overheard "Project Farm tested it and liked it" - coming from 3 men deciding on some power tools. You have become an industry standard.
Wow, thanks for sharing!
I'd love to see a multiple-tool shootout. You know, in case you're going to be purchasing one of those saw / drill / impact combo sets. My cordless tools are all from the same brand, not necessarily because I think it's the best, but once you're invested in a particular battery ecosystem, it doesn't make sense to have to buy multiple chargers and batteries that aren't compatible with one another. So I have a collection of "medium" tools.
Great suggestion! Thank you.
Your comment is the very reason I have stuck with soley makita tools in the 18v line up. I like that my batteries fit any of the tools made since 2007 and that the heavier tools just take 2 of the same batteries I already own. I use milwaukee 12v stuff and have been tempted by some of their 18v offerings, but I cannot stand having to buy another set of batteries. For reference, I have 80,batteries in makita and over 60 tools, 50 batteries and 44 tools in milwaukee m12
@Cole Craypo - Because for a hobbyist, Milwaukee isn't cost effective. For the number of Ryobi tools I have, I'd have spent double that money, if not more, buying Milwaukee - and none of my Ryobi's have broken down as of yet. That includes the very first 18 volt drill and saw that I bought, long before Lithium-Ion batteries were the standard for any of them. (I still have _one_ rechargeable NiMH battery left)
There are adapters you can buy to interchange battery and tool brands. I have a lot of Milwaukee and was looking at this option for a Dewalt tool.
@Cole Craypo the only milwaukee tool that'd actually be worth paying twice as much as I'd pay for a dewalt would be the impacts. Otherwise it just ain't worth double the price for negligible differences in performance.
I haven’t started watching the video , and already slammed that like button
Thanks!
Same here
I just gave it a tickle
same
Man you are amazing producing these video's thank you
You are welcome!
Love using the Milwaukee Saws All
Thanks for sharing.
I can't believe how you still manage to find new things to test.
Somehow, your format never gets old.
And whenever I think about buying something, I first check to see if you've done a comparison on it. ;)
Another great video. Never disappoints just like his hair. One of the most honest people I’ve watched and value his opinions highly. Subscribing is a must.
Thanks so much! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Sorry, but as a DeWalt owner for 16+ years, you know who I’m rooting for. Let’s see. The extra weight from the DeWalt can actually be a benefit, especially when trimming high up branches that you can’t press down against. The weight of the tool does the job for you. And have we heard anything about tools ever being too heavy duty?? Keep in mind, my dad bought me the DeWalt 18V combo kit when I was 19. Everything still works like new. My dad was an engineer and knew tools. He would only buy quality. He’s now passed, but watching these videos would lift his heart ❤️ and make him proud. Just like my old man, DeWalts have balls. God Bless you dad!!
Thanks for the feedback.
U can support whoever u want but Milwaukee is next level shit
I had a spare early model 18 V Battery Ryobi cut off saw. I also had a pole that extended. I took the saw and clamped it to the end of the pole with SSteel hose clamps, then I rigged a trigger pull with another slightly loose hose clamp, and another one to hold it to the handle. Then I attached a 15' nylon rope to the trigger pull clamp, viola, a pole saw with a carbide wood bit for trimming trees. It works very well and is very controllable. I call it my Red Neck Pole Saw.
Thanks for sharing.
I like how the ryobi just casually drops it's Allen key out when cutting the 4x4
Thanks for watching!
MAN DOWN!
It doesn’t really inspire confidence in the product
@@thomasalary6406 I can attest you, Ryobi tools are good for their price point. Best brand for the occasional DIY work at home. Already have a small batch of them and i'm very satisfied with 'em. And i have spent hardly any money for 'em too.
@@320iSTWEdition good tools, i have alot of them and never broke one yet.
I took down a huge above-ground swimming pool with full length wooden deck with just a DeWalt Sawzall in about 4 hours, and 2 blades.
Getting it all into the dumpster took maybe another 4 hours.
Impressive!
As always, thanks for the great comparisons. I used the Ryobi frequently in my lawn care business. I keep it on the truck and have a 9"Diablo pruning blade on it and keep a 12" blade available as well. I don't use it daily, but for convenience, and spur of the moments cutting that customers request, it has worked great for the past 3 years. I actually chose it prior to watching your videos since the majority of my cordless equipment is from Ryobi and I have 6 of the 4ah batteries and 2 of the 6ah batteries that I rotate through the tools. Ryobi may not have the best tools based on testing, but they usually do come out somewhere in the top half overall and not having to keep batteries for multiple brands of tools on hand is definitely a plus and worth considering. I have been really pleased with my impacts and drills from Ryobi in addition to the reciprocating saw. The Ryobi cordless chain saws are just, okay, so if I know I'm going to be doing lots of cutting, I put my Dolmar chainsaw on the truck. I have abused the heck out of that saw and it just keeps on going.
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.
Excellent Presentation! Just EXCELLENT!
Thanks!
I don't think i've seen a single video from you that would be cheap to produce. Thank you for all the time and $ you pour into these videos!
You are welcome!
I really need to sleep for my calculus test...but here I am watching Project Farm at 11pm!
Thanks for watching! Hope you did great on your test!
Same here but I'm up at 2 am... I wake up at 7
They won't check your calculus answers at Taco Bell. At least, they didn't check my Quantum Physics answers.
Excellent job! As always!
Thanks!
Thanks for another great video!! Based on your video of battery operated hammer drills I bought a DeWalt 20vMax DCD796 because it was the lightest one in weight. It has proved its worth over the past 2 years. Mostly use it as a regular drill but I do have to set anchor bolts in block walls fairly often. I found I needed a cordless saw on the job I'm currently on, and since I already had the 20v batteries for the drill... I went ahead and bought a DeWalt 20v Max DCS380 recip saw. I did not watch this vid before I bought it, since I was buying to match what I had in batteries... Glad to see the DeWalt did so well!! I am very pleased with the saw and the drill. Got the drill used off ebay for $55 2 years ago and still going strong. Got the saw used for $40 off ebay a couple months ago and only used it twice so far.
Am using an aftermarket brand of batteries called Vanon in a 3amp size and they have been doing very well. I did 29 holes thru 2x6 ceiling joists with a 3/4" Milwaukee spade bit the boss handed me one afternoon recently and only used 2 of 3 bars on the battery. I got a 2pack of them off ebay when I bought the drill. 2 years of fairly daily use later they are still charging fast and holding a charge very well. Just bought another 2pack from the same vendor since I got the saw, figured I should have a couple more.
Your videos are very thorough and I greatly appreciate that you weigh the tools, I like DeWalt generally speaking because I am a small woman and have smaller hands, their tools fit my grip better. I also have one of their smaller corded 4" angle grinders with a three way removeable handle and a locking paddle switch that I have had for over 20 years doing metalwork... not sure which model it is but I love it!!
Recently had an occasion to speak at length with a local tow truck driver as we dragged my vehicle back home, and got to talking tools, I mentioned the drill video and he excitedly asked me if it was a Project Farm vid!! So you have at least two big fans in our area!! Keep making these fabulous videos!!
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
I feel like these days between Dewalt and Milwaukee you just need to pick a color
Milwaukee has better deals.
Thanks for watching!
For us, ryobi is most likely good enough unless you are pro and use those tools alot.
@@jie1379 ryobi is junk. I've had their tools fall apart in my hand on jobs all the time. Guys show up with ryobi tools and we know they don't know what they're doing.
@@petertorregrossa4447 shouldn’t be using em on the job anyway, they aren’t trade tools.
You just can't go wrong with Dewalt. It may not always be the best, but it's always one of the best.
Yeah I have been quite happy with my Dewalt stuff.
Thanks for the feedback.
I got the dewalt 60 volt reciprocating saw. It saws good and lasts good on the batteries.
same with milwaukee
Except for sandpaper. If you remember that video it was quite startling how much Dewalt branded paper was not up to the task.
Very impressed with the testing process.
Thanks!
You are one of the most useful channels on the whole web. Part 2 please with Milwaukee Super Sawzall and DeWalt 60v 🙏
Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.
This channel deserves all the SUBS! I can't reccomend it enough to anyone I know looking for tools!
Thanks!
Todd, you make our days awesome. You testing methods make us re-think our own methods which we use at work. It helps a lot. Stay AWESOME.
Thanks so much!
I purchased the Milwaukee Super Sawsall and was very impressed. They also make even bigger ones that would be crazy to see in action.
Thanks for sharing.
That Ryobi stuff really seems like good option for the now and then handyman.. I'll look into it! Thx for the vid!
You are welcome!
I love how he shows us the packaging for all the products, I love the details!
Yes! A small detail that is very interesting and helpful.
Thanks!
Now catalytic converter thieves have hard numbers to back up that their stolen DeWalt's are the fastest.
Do they want the fastest or the quietest?
@@einlandersvideos6213 - Since they're cutting into the mufflers, does the sound really matter? :)
@@einlandersvideos6213 think my deep cut fuel bandsaw would be tool then
I think just stealing the car is best and prob less hassle
@@einlandersvideos6213 probably fastest, even the quietest saw would be fairly noisy and could easily attract attention.
Man! I really love your comparison videos! Especially the lengths you go to to standardize testing criteria and eliminate variables for more accurate results. In this same spirit though, I really wish u would consider including the results for Dewalt's 60V capable power tools in 2 separate categories going forward. 1. using standard 20V Max & the other when using Flexvolt batteries. Considering Dewalt often claims >50%+ performance just by swapping batteries. That's basically like comparing Harbor Freights tools to Milwaukee or Snap-On's. We as consumers, deserve to know if there is any truth to these claims or not & I can't think of another place where we'd have access to such a trustworthy source of unbiased results & see Dewalt's claims put to the test for such a large audience. Thanks again
Thanks! Thanks for the video idea.
Yes, round 2 (including Ridgid)
Also one handed versions
GREAT work!
Thanks! Thanks for the video idea.
Yesss he did my video! Thanks so much
Thanks for suggesting the video idea!
I wish you the best with your channel man! You put in so much time and effort and it shows! Never a lack of a information and I genuinely learn from and enjoy your videos! Thanks for another great one 👍
You are welcome!
Best comparison videos on YT by far
Thanks so much!
Again a great review that will help me decide on cordless option. With this tool in particular, I would have liked to see what the vibration/damping or general ease for prolonged use. Thanks
You are welcome!
I’d love to see more power tool videos! The time and effort you put into every video absolutely amazes me.
Thanks for the suggestion.
There is a lot of editing going into this video,well done😁👍
Thank you so much 😁
I do some editing,this would take about 6+ hours at least😅
I love your comparison videos. I have the old brushed DeWalt 20v recip saw and I absolutely love it. When it finally dies I'll probably get that flexvolt model... I love my flexvolt chainsaw 😍
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
@@ProjectFarm no problem. P.S. an 18" Pullan bar made by Oregon is a direct fit for the 60v chainsaw.
I'm glad you make these videos, it helps me make a decision.
I own a milwaukee m18 fuel it does all I expect.
For it to ear out, would look into the makita or hilti as well as another milwaukee.
My adding to the test vibration is minimal the variable trigger makes for ease of use add the power , yet lightweight.
Glad to help!