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very well, I use it a lot and it is now my main corded trimmer, no issues with it -lots of power, so much that you need to use a better line with it - I use www.amazon.com/dp/B0B9RJW9GX square line with a helical twist, very rugged, stands up to a fence very well, see video for details - ruclips.net/video/XgpDyVAxzg8/видео.html - great trimer, works great every time I use it, good autofeed design, just a good overall design and no issues - thanks for subscribing!

@@snapwholeharborfreightreviews do you know if there's an after market cutting adapter that's not string that I can use on this?

it is a copy of a portal cable router, probably from the same factory, look i the comments for the exact model - thanks for subscribing!

HF rarely has parts for tools, best bet is to look at goodwill and thift stores for cheap drills, motors are different sizes between brands, so unlikely to interchange, but you might get luck and find a warrior, but a new one for $30 is a more convenient deal, I also like to fix tools instead of buying new ones, I have a pile of old drivers, waiting for a battery rebuild - I have all the parts, but not the time, and the newer drills are so nice - thanks for subscribing!

the cobra will not recognize external drivers, I've tried, see my setup video for the new 4K system and I demonstrate it there - better to but a large WD external and 'shuck' the case and install internal, search the internet for compatibility, lots of good info out there, a few manufacturers set for external only, I do this for server harddrives - odd but externals cost a lot more than externals, the trick is to do the research and make sure the exterals are really just internals in a case with a USB<->SATA adapter and a power supply - thanks for subscribing!

@@snapwholeharborfreightreviews thank you very much . Other question If I Save recording videos in external hard drive instead flash drive , do you think will work? Or if I add 10 TB to the system , do you think will work? Thank you.

thanks for the positive comment, I really like this saw, I use it a lot to do trimming, very nice to have a long saw, although makes trimming a lot easier, and great power - thanks for subscribing!

while it is possible - at least theoritically, I'm not sure it is practical, the shaft is what I see as the problem, finding a wheel that would fit would be the issue, or finding an adapter that would make it fit would be hard to find - not impossible - doing that does sound good, especially if you had a small show, it would have a lot of space, and I have several tools that have a disc sander as a secondary tool, and I don't need that many - if you come up with a way to do this, please share the details - thanks for subscribing!

you can contact HF customer service and ask about parts, their number is on their website - but you can check the product page on their website, they normally have a PDF with any parts that are available, HF is not known for offering a lot of spare parts....... thanks for subscribing!

Glad it was helpful! thanks for subscribing!

it might be painful on a wire wheel if you use your hand, but yes, it is relatively easy to stop any grinder wheel or wire wheel, the motor has plenty of speed, but not a lot of torque, so if you apply pressure to the wheel, it will slow the motor - I am surprised that people use a sander attachment on a grinder, because as soon as you apply pressure to the sanding belt, the grinder slows down and stops - thanks for subscribing!

@@snapwholeharborfreightreviews Thanks! Helpful!

I agree on the rebrand, they are trying get rid of all drill master and chicago electric and build up warrior and bauer, with bauer going mainly battery powered, but they are pulling products a lot lately, their video systems disappeared, usually they do a discontinue first, if they just disappear, that might be a sign they are out of stock, which removes them from the website, store shelf space, and they will eventually come back into stock, but with no announcement, but no guarantee - you find future products before they are announced or released by searching their manuals, manuals for new products are available on the website about a year before they are announced, not easy to find, but available

no I explained in the video that I use it on my power tools, I have normal grease guns for my car, normal grease guns are too hard to use inside items like a table saw, planer etc, if you try to use this on your car, you would have to be desperate and several refills on hand - watching the video answers most questions like this

@@snapwholeharborfreightreviews I was just pulling your leg

I checked the fluid when I bought it, and waited until it did not lift to check it again, added fluid, it worked, should be checked more often, but I don't trust any jack, I always put some type of brace under what I'm lifting, just in case, I'm happy with this jacks, I use it several times a year, worth having on hand - thanks for subscribing!

I had the same problem is why I made the video! - thanks for subscribing!

glad you found the video useful - thanks for subscribing!

I would check the seating and make sure the fit is perfect, and make sure the oring is wet with pneumatic oil when you re-assemble - HF recommends putting a drop of oil in the intake before every use to ensure the orings don't dry out - when they dry out, they leak - please provide more information on what state the orings are in and how you fixed it - thanks for subscribing!

you will need to get the manual, check snapwhole.com for the manual, and get the technical spec of the camera, it seems like there is an endless number of protocols and media, so finding the right one might take a little time, amazon prime is your friend, you can easily return cameras that do not work with the system - supposedly any h.264 coax fed 1080p camera will work, but I have zmodo system and the cameras do not work between the systems - thanks for subscribing

I have the normal bypass HF loppers, and the greenwood ratcheting loppers, I like them both, the ratcheting ones are awesome, I plan to buy the doyle bypass loppers to compare to the HF,, btw I'm making videos again, but working on a big project and time for editing is limited, I've bought a lot of tools for the big project, and I'm making videos as I use them, plus some update videos, so far all my free time for the last 6 weeks, and I'm guessing the next 4 weeks on the project

@@snapwholeharborfreightreviews That’s awesome I miss your videos. I had the ratcheting loppers and the handle broke so I’m in need of a new pair. The Doyle ones look nice. I see Doyle moving into the outside tools to.

I'm using the saw a lot this summer and I'm very happy with it also - thanks for subscribing!

I have a very good opinion of this saw, works great, and just keeps working great, I'm using it to do major trimming of all my trees after not being able to because of covid recovery and it just works - thanks for subscribing!

I did the same, bent the chain. I replaced it with an Oregon S 33 chain. It works better than the original chain.

it is called a USB header cable, search amazon if you need one, the is a lot of different ends to select from, just pick the one you need - thanks for subscribing!

@@snapwholeharborfreightreviews ok thank you

the unraveling is what allowed it to come out so fast, I know it is hard to do, but you can get the spool installed without it unraveling - use the cord locks to hold the cord tight, insert the line into the hole first and one side at a time, pull the string one at a time and pop them out of the lock as you seat the reel, once the reel is in its place, it will hold tension - a little awkward the first few times, but it does work, once the tension is released on the spool and the cord unravels, you need to start over after rewinding the cord - the working end of this is exactly like the ones black and decker uses on their trimmers, might even come from the same factory - thanks for subscribing!

you will need to provide more information, how is the blade too high to cut a 1x4? do you mean the riving knife is too high? if the riving knife is keeping you from cutting a board (assuming you are ripping a board) then the riving knife is most likely not lined up with the blade and needs adjusted, you can use the info the in video to adjust the riving knife it does not always fully seat in the lock is the most common problem - I am assuming a lot, as Im not sure I understand you question - thanks for subscribing!

I doubt the plastic cups will hold up to the punch, it will just rip a hole in the plastic cup - thanks for subscribing!

search amazon for SAE powe cable, you can buy premade cables or just the ends - I buy the ends at hamfests for $2-4 dollars per pair and use my own cable to make the length I need - lots of options - thanks for subscribing!

can you provide more details on how the tool breaks and what is required to fix it - sound like the motor lock is getting stuck and the chuck is getting compressed and needs expanded, gently of course, they are tough for compression, but not so much for forced expanding - thanks for subscribing!

this small cut off saw does most of what I need, I have a big 13 inch cutoff and I rarely use it, as this is so handy - thanks for subscribing!

run the saw flat our and it will auto feed correctly, changing the speed constantly wll cause it to feed to much, is is sensing the speed of the motor and feeds extra and the motor speed changes - thanks for subscribing!

not a surprise to me, none of HF's grinders come with that, it is not an essential tool required to run the grinder, part of the reason HF keeps their prices low -thanks for subscribing!

you will need a router with more power, like a 11 amp drill master - this is a trim router, meant to trim counter laminate and other very light work, see a comparison of HF routers - ruclips.net/video/GCb_BEMysZs/видео.html - thanks for subscribing!

confirm you have the 1080p system or the 4K system? the 1080p system has no password recovery, the 4K system has a button in the back you push to reset the password or reset to factory config - both systems look about the same is why you need to confirm which one you have - thanks for subscribing!

I don't think they quit selling them, I think they are just out of them, if HF has an item out of stock and no more coming in the near future, they drop it from their website, and it will re-appear in the future, so don't give up hope - but these are designed to the ONVIF standard, which is a new industry standard for home video surveillance systems, so theoretically if cameras conform to that standard they will work with this system - I searched amazon for ONVIF cameras and several were listed, verify in the details they are ONVIF compliant, POE does not mean ONVIF, POE is a power/wiring standard, ONVIF is a data/signalling protocol standard - I have not tried any non-HF camera, so no recommendations, but if you have prime, you are protected if what you buy says ONVIF but does not work, you can return it within 30 days, I'm interested in any adventures you have with other cameras, I'm sure a lot of viewers will be interested in your results - thanks for subscribing!

I use a 125psi 2 HP, 30 gallon tank with 3/8 inch hoses, 1/4 inch connectors, there are CFM requirements, but a 5 gallon tank set for 90psi with 3/8 inch hoses will work, you might need to be a little patient to let the tank catch up occasionally, a bigger tank takes a difference, the 3/8 hose is important as it allows more air volume to be available in the line and makes a big difference in performance - CFM recommendations are for optimal performance, real world trades off optimal performance for using what is on hand and works - thanks for subscribing!

try running the trimmer wide open all the time you cut, no pauses, that will keep the cord feeding correctly, it is designed that way and the auto feed works best - thanks for subscribing!

the autofeed is different on these trimmers, run the trimmer wide open and the autofeeds works right thanks for subscribinjg!

excellent use for this saw, I also use it with a 2K inverter connected directly to my battery with my truck running, works great in a pinch, but not very fuel efficient that way, I use it mostly for cutting blanks for turnings - thanks for subscribing!

I agree on the heavy tool, in most cases, the bauer tools tend to be heavier than drill master or warrior, but that is good, that makes them better tools, but I like to point out things like that in my videos so views know what to expect, and they saw is more than most DIY'ers need, but well worth the money - thanks for subscribing!

a DIY version would not be expensive and lot of designs on the internet, but it was cheap and a turnkey solution, so I think it is worth it -thanks for subscribing!