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Clean the jet inside the carb

Great video my man. I guess that’s what you expect for buying something 1/5 of the price of a Honda

Who cares about the weight, just as long as it works.

Al arbolito de navidad

For a cut like that, I'll stick with my torch.

Trying to tear through it like wood silly, it's metal go slower, even slower every 1/8 inch thicker for metal I'm sure. Overheated FATALITY.

These blades used to be pretty good. You could rip through 3/8 or 1/2 plate for 20-30 feet easy. But a couple of years ago, the quality went down. Now you get barely 6-7 feet through 1/4 steel before youre dull or out of teeth.

Keep an eye on your leading edge, and slow down. Don't rush it, let your tool do the work.

Don't put them on backwards and it should work better.

Herd the saying first cut is the deepest

Harbor freight sells a Hercules version that's half the price

Use a band saw or at least an angle grinder with a good large cutoff, take your time. Or a cutting torch. Even a hacksaw! There are a bunch of ways to cut this thick metal. Circular saw--- not one of them. Geez

Heat definitely killed the blade, I'd adjust the depth and maybe take it in two passes, sucks to have to spend that kind of money on a blade for trial and error but ince you get it figured out it should last a good while, good luck!

When you get a new blade keep your feed rate slow and steady and you shouldn't have any trouble. Also avoid moving the blade left or right when in the cut. The blades do wear out but they are faster and more portable than oxy acetylene and worth every penny in my opinion.

I bought two things that they make masonry bit, wood circular blade... masonry bit wouldn't drill 1 hole in masonry between brick ...2, 2x4's, 8ft boards,both cut in half 2 cuts there products are garbage i sent them there blade an bit with pics an thet sent me new blade,bit an refund i kwpt money n sent there products back with note sorry but I will not use not going to take a chance of ruining my tools

Gas saw or use fiber blades Dewalt on grinder work good too

The blade is heating and making it twist so it cuts off on an angle.

Skill issue

That's the tradeoff with sawblades for battery tools, they are usually thinner and therefore more wibbely wobbely 😉

The reason it's walking is because the saw blade is set too deep for the material

Mine works just fine. You probably overheated the blade and warped it, or overheated the bearing in the saw and now you have some wabble in it. You have to go slow af, and use some lube so you don't lose the carbide.

From what I know of the Diablo blade 1/2 inch steel is too much. Read blabe parameters. And use a saw that does not loose rpm

Your using the wrong saw. U need cord power duh

Is this a joke? Metal blades are fine tooth . Big chunky teeth are for wood you know like a 🦫. If you really did use that deep set tooth blade for metal you’ve warped the blade , bent the teeth or the arbor. Have fun.

Try using a water bottle with a hole poked in the top and let a little water run onto the metal to cool it it's heating up and causing the blade to bend

Looks thicker then that...put a tape on your material and then on your cutting depth and then stand back and really think about what you're trying to do.

Is the circular saw for cutting metal? Are you cooling the blade? Are you trying to push through too fast? ....... sonething is causing the blade to overheat and warp and it not a malfunction of the bkade itself......

Your pushing the saw too fast... let th blade do the work

It's heat ..

Improper use of the blade. It even says in the videos to adjust blade as so the blade barely cuts all the way thru. Or do it in 2 passes.

As ur battery dies the rpm’s drop. As the rpm drops the act of going exactly straight goes away. Get a pug in saw and keep rpm’s up. It will cut a lot and straight. Battery saw killed this blade.

The blade is spinning too fast on that type of saw. I used them on my Milwaukee steel cutting saw all the time and get probably 50 to 75 cuts before even starts the dull. At 1300 RPM.In half inch steel.

your blade is set to deep

Your blade is warped. That's what's causing it to go off stride

Lube

Im pretty impressed with my one..would never try cut through half inch steel in one pass though. Coolant and speed control are also pretty damn important

You overheated the blade and warped by trying to ram it through like it was your prom date. Learn the proper way to cut metal...

I love mine. Try the blafe in a better saw. $34 @ home depot

Way to deep

All that diablo carbide bs is hype. Straight up.

Cutting too deep.

Adjust depth so valleys just penetrate!!!!!!

Ass.

Well, i have a ton of framing to do at home... at least i know ill get juiced shoulders doing it

As a regular HF customer, I felt every one of your issues.

Your LED headlights might require a capacitor because LEDs draw so little power.

If IT runs IT runs

His milkshake brings all the boys to the yard!