Just drove two hours to go to direct tools and let me say that place is awesome. Got a Ryobi hole saw kit a 7 1/4th miter saw and a 7 1/4th circular saw all for $91. Worth the drive thanks VCG for showing me that place
How dare you leave the Kobalt XTR out...XTR tools are amazing. I bought the 3 tool combo that came with the drill,impact,led light,hammer drill bar grip attatchment, 2 batteries,charger,hardcase,and with that purchase I got a free Kobalt Circular Saw bare tool.
Very nicely done Vince !!! I appreciate your time and effort to help us the VCG in making better and more informed choices when buying tools and accessories. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and videos, Rodney
Vince I've had mine for a week and still haven't opened it. But everything I've seen it's a beast . Update finally got to tear into some 3/4 " osb yea its seriously a beast. Its my experience that this saw is better than a corded saw . Use it on 2x4 , 2x6 . Plywood, paneling. It dosen't matter . Eats it up .
If memory serves me correctly, a standard corded skil saw is around 14.5 pounds and the mag 77 is a little over 12.5 pounds. So this hit right in the middle which is pretty good since the DeWalt cordless felt heavier than the corded skil. Even with the extra heft, the time saved by not rolling out or relocating a cord or hose makes these cordless tools total game changers. As long as the weight is distributed properly it has little effect on usability. FYI for the uninitiated the rafter hook we call a sky hook and the “base plate” we call the table in the field. The notch in the blade wrench served two functions, one as stated to unscrew the brushes for cleaning or replacement and it also can break the diamond center out of the blades when required.
This RUclips channel comes threw with information you need to get the job done been in the union 7 in a half years and always wondered about the power of cordless now a days
Cut some 6x6 green treated and LVLS any good saw should be able to cut sheet goods and 2x4s all day i have the 6 1/2" left and want to get the 7 1/4" but i have a skill saw and want to know that im not going to be stepping down in power
My mag 77 blade wrench has a tab like that and the book says to use it for popping out the round harbors from a new blade to give you the worm drive diamond harbor.
the early evidence from other reviewers is not good with the 3.0s.. thermal shutdown etc... the 6.0 HO is probably going to be the lightest HO battery to push this blade with confidence. In fact I found in one comment where some people thought the 6.0 HO would have more grunt than the 12.0 since a smaller capacity cell (not size) was used and as such would favor peak discharge over the 12.0 HO which uses a max capacity cell. I think you might find that a 6.0 HO could win a side by side rip time test against a 12.0 HO.
Hey Vince as a physics guy the hole is there to provide more suction at the point of entry for the dust. Think of it like an air vent in your plumbing. Air is going to take the path of least resistance so the air channel is going through the house, the dust moving through isn't going to want to escape that path because it would take more energy to exit the air channel than just follow it (eventually ending up inside the vacuum). Great video, love how you test tools.
Only because no one has done it yet. Tool and 12.0 HO battery is 14lbs. Pretty good in my opinion. Great video VCG. For a test, I think you got to rip a piece of 4X8 on the 45 degree angle. Does anyone use the cordless band saw? if so, how well do it work?
Robert Capouellez i use the older brushed m18 band saw and it is powerful and very handy. I tried to use the newer m18 fuel band saw and it was almost impossible to use one handed because of its larger size and heavier weight. The m18 fuel bandsaw is nice because of its variable speeds though.
Vince, I understand your love for a left-sight saw, but as a lefty, I thought the manufacturers finally thought of me with the right-sight circular saws. Lol!
I'm curious why the run time on this saw is listed as 570 cuts per charge when last years 2732 model is rated at 750 cuts per charge with the same battery and what appears to be the same motor. I have the 2732 and have been happy with it, I would prefer a left line of sight saw but have gotten used to using sidewinder style right line of sight saws and don't think I would purchase this one especially if its rated run time is a lot lower. The dust collection seems to work about the same as the 2732 and the table saw, which is to say not very well but definitely better than nothing. I think Milwaukee missed the boat by not expanding onekey functionality to allow a hypothetical onekey vacuum to wirelessly link to any onekey tool and auto start/stop the vacuum when the tool is being used.
I'd like to see a long time right hand saw guy convert to the (worm drive?) I want to know if it is actually more convenient. People talk about a better line of sight to the blade, but does it really make a difference, if you've been using a guide, speed square, fence, hand or something else to insure good cuts? Thanks
I use the 6 1/2 left line of site and the 7 1/4 right line of sight sidewinders. And they are great only thing i didn't care for is how out of square the 6 1/2 and was wondering if theres a way to square the blade and still keep the degrees on zero
@@Dogecoin831 fair enough I've used both the DeWalt and Makita alot, and find the DeWalt has a tiny bit more power... Doesn't make a difference. However would choose the Makita 100% of the time you can't beat it's quality and smoothness. Will be interesting to see how 18v vs 36v vs 54v goes.
dust collection never really gets all the dust, just keeps it down so cleanup isn't so bad. It seems to do as good as if it was corded. I like worm drives they seen to allow for more control and straighter cuts. Probably most because of the change in leverage points when operating them.
GO Vince! Had to watch your unboxing as I found an "open box" deal for under $200. 😃 Been a while since I've seen that clean shave, lol.👍🏻 Update 6/10/2024 Just saw one in unopened box for $100 😮
Is it possible the hole adds more power to the vacuum? I just know most vacuums aren’t meant to be necked down, thus losing power until you create an opening to allow it to get the proper drawl.
You are correct on the hike in the vacuum for the rear handle saw plus it provides visibility so you know when it’s clogged. Getting clogged up could bog the saw down and the vacuum. Easy to stop and fix it when you see an issue.
Hi Vince, I know this is a older video but i would have like to see water or mist on the saw. My thought is, just in case you are on the job site or home and left the tool out in the rain or passing shower. Would like to see if it has any issues or causes any problems for the cordless saw. Keep us posted if you do any experiment with water with this saw. Thanks
Watched the video with the cordless makita drywall sander. Seeing the 3 in 1 today made me wonder how well it would work with the sander. What do you think? Or is there a similar but better option?
On the box it states that the total weight is 13.5lbs, M18 12AH HO battery is 3:6.6 lbs M18 saw with no blade is 9:13.8 lbs Saw with blade is 10:3.8 lbs saw with blade and battery is 13:10.4 lbs
The screw driver on the end of the wrench could possibly be a tool to break the diamond insert from the standard blade. Like the dewalt rear handle has built into the angle adjustment. Black and yellow all the way !!!
Unfortunatelly i'm from Italy and HD doesn't ships worldwide, but I bought this beast from Ebay for 229 bucks +shipping and import fees, total of 358 bucks. Can't wait to have it in my hands! 🖤❤️
Man, you Europeans get ripped off on EVERYTHING. I feel sorry for the good people there, because liberals have ruined the place and made it so expensive to live. I can get this saw in the states for $180 a year later.
i wish milwaukee would sell those contractor bags separatley...the one that comes with the M12 tools in the kit...i could use some of them for the milwaukee bare tools i buy
Do you recommend the Milwaukee rear handle circ saw or skilsaw battery. I’m already on the Milwaukee platform but would rather have the better of the 2. Thanks
I got this saw last month and it's a beast. Tho I'm always covered in saw dust and you'd be surprised on how much saw dust I manage to get in my pockets
@@markgonzalez8828 it works to a certain point.. with the vacuum hooked up you will catch about 80%of the dust, it creates so much dust that the 20% is actually alot.. and without the vacuum hooked up, we'll prepare for a shower of dust.. lol it's really powerful though.
@@theconcretecaveman6266 I’ve tried the dewalt version. Makita. Don’t see as much dust as I did on this video. Concerned a bit. I would still buy it but wait on a deal . Right now I can get it for 175 plus tax. On Home Depot when you add the other circular saw together. But I’ll just cancel the other one
Oh man thank you for making cuts with the saw!!! I was scared u you weren’t going to. Cut everything. My dad has been waiting for this saw since forever
I initially bought the right side blade m18 7 1/4 circular saw... i will tell you this... i loved it but was really interested with the worm style so i ended up returning the right side blade and bought this worm style circular saw.... these are my pros/cons for it... love the ways it cuts (like butter), weight is a tab bit heavier but it has the well balanced feel even with the battery on... i dislike the dust port... wished the additional port attachment didnt have a hole. They should have it closed instead.. So unlike the right side circular saw where dust isn't blowing on you... i will tell you this... with this worm style circular saw and the way Milwaukee outfitted it's dust port.... dust will surely be blowing on you....With that said i still have no regrets with adding this beast to my line of milwaukee tools.
Hey Vince while I was watching your video on the new w saw something funny happen... the RUclips commercial in the middle of your allocution... guess by who? De Walt !!! That was funny ! Good day Vince!
I have a corded left hand circular saw, made by Porter Cable...bought it new in 2001...now, I can't find one. "Left hand" saws just make sense for right handers!
@ vcg I have to share some frustration with acme tools. I bought some Milwaukee stuff in the being of june.(not preorder stuff) then mid june I hit them up. The said late june. Late june comes around then they say july. I just got a email saying September. Not to mention half the items the dont give me tracking. I dont think I'll be using them anymore. Have you or any of the vcg family had these issues?
That friggin' ad right as you are about to make the first cut. 😂 Even if the dust collection wasn't perfect, you could see how much it caught in the backpack vac! I have the DeWalt 7-1/4" XR circ saw, and I wish it was left side line of sight.
Look at that baby face 2 years ago... I love my 2830-20 saw. It works awesome. I hate the damn cord getting in the way on my old circular saw. How many of you guys have a taped cord on your circular saw? I always wondered why my dads had electrical tape on the cord. This saw is a damn good tool. No cord to get in the way!!!!!! I started out with the 5 XD battery. It is lighter than the 6 amp hour and 8 amp hour batteries. With the 5 XD battery, it last a long time in this saw. You don't need the 12 amp hour battery for use in this saw. It's a heavy beast!!!! Saw with blade weighs 10.4 pounds and 12 amp hour batter weighs 3.3 pounds. That is 13.7 pounds total. I like running mine with the 5XD and single hand on ply wood, peg board, 2x4's, 2x6's etc... This saw cuts straight effortlessly and the light works great. Milwaukee hit it out of the park with this one..
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Just drove two hours to go to direct tools and let me say that place is awesome. Got a Ryobi hole saw kit a 7 1/4th miter saw and a 7 1/4th circular saw all for $91. Worth the drive thanks VCG for showing me that place
You should do a Makita vs DeWalt vs Milwaukee test. Plus there battery life and cost.
Add rigid to the list
How dare you leave the Kobalt XTR out...XTR tools are amazing. I bought the 3 tool combo that came with the drill,impact,led light,hammer drill bar grip attatchment, 2 batteries,charger,hardcase,and with that purchase I got a free Kobalt Circular Saw bare tool.
The screw driver on the end of the wrench is for twisting out the diamond knockout on a new blade.
InstaBlaster.
Very nicely done Vince !!! I appreciate your time and effort to help us the VCG in making better and more informed choices when buying tools and accessories. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and videos, Rodney
Thanks Rodney we appreciate it!!
the screw driver on the wrench is also used for the rip guide that slides into the side of the deck. use it on the daily for multiple rips
what rip guide fits this??
Vince I've had mine for a week and still haven't opened it. But everything I've seen it's a beast . Update finally got to tear into some 3/4 " osb yea its seriously a beast. Its my experience that this saw is better than a corded saw . Use it on 2x4 , 2x6 . Plywood, paneling. It dosen't matter . Eats it up .
these saws are awesome. I love my flex volt worm drive saw. make sure you keep a corded with you. better to have and not need then need and not have.
If memory serves me correctly, a standard corded skil saw is around 14.5 pounds and the mag 77 is a little over 12.5 pounds. So this hit right in the middle which is pretty good since the DeWalt cordless felt heavier than the corded skil. Even with the extra heft, the time saved by not rolling out or relocating a cord or hose makes these cordless tools total game changers. As long as the weight is distributed properly it has little effect on usability.
FYI for the uninitiated the rafter hook we call a sky hook and the “base plate” we call the table in the field. The notch in the blade wrench served two functions, one as stated to unscrew the brushes for cleaning or replacement and it also can break the diamond center out of the blades when required.
Whoever mentioned the reason for the tip on the includes tool as the way to pry out the diamond arbor is a boss genius like me.
Just bought mine on a Super BMSM Deal at HD for 113 bucks 🤯. I can’t wait to give it a spin. Thanks for vid Vince! You Rock!!
Same. Got mine worth the 1/2” mid torque
Wait what!??? And I paid 269 tool only no bag. 🤦♂️
What's a bmsm deal?
BMSM = Buy More Save More
Absolutely no way
This RUclips channel comes threw with information you need to get the job done been in the union 7 in a half years and always wondered about the power of cordless now a days
Thanks Homie we appreciate it!
With your enthusiasm for power tools and video quality you guys should be blowing up as you very well deserve.
Well thank you Edgar we appreciate it!!
No think 🎳 bowling alley material💯😂🥊
Cut some 6x6 green treated and LVLS any good saw should be able to cut sheet goods and 2x4s all day i have the 6 1/2" left and want to get the 7 1/4" but i have a skill saw and want to know that im not going to be stepping down in power
Is it just me or does Vince look like a Ghostbuster with that saw in hand and vac on his back?
🤣🤣
@@VCGConstruction Just dont cross streams
YES
He looks just like mini me.... 😂
Lol
I love the white blade so much
yeah, I bought it.. it is pretty cool to be cordless on the roof as you over-frame a log home.
Great unboxing & video I’m sure my husband will add it to his birthday list!
My mag 77 blade wrench has a tab like that and the book says to use it for popping out the round harbors from a new blade to give you the worm drive diamond harbor.
Love your reviews. Has helped me in purchasing tools easier. Keep up the good work
Yes, I ordered mine yesterday, 100 CDN $ off, couldn't let go by 🤩
I'd like to see run times / performance with the HO 3.0s since i have a lot of them now
the early evidence from other reviewers is not good with the 3.0s.. thermal shutdown etc... the 6.0 HO is probably going to be the lightest HO battery to push this blade with confidence. In fact I found in one comment where some people thought the 6.0 HO would have more grunt than the 12.0 since a smaller capacity cell (not size) was used and as such would favor peak discharge over the 12.0 HO which uses a max capacity cell. I think you might find that a 6.0 HO could win a side by side rip time test against a 12.0 HO.
I have this Milwaukee rear handle and I love it and it’s light..
Hey Vince as a physics guy the hole is there to provide more suction at the point of entry for the dust. Think of it like an air vent in your plumbing. Air is going to take the path of least resistance so the air channel is going through the house, the dust moving through isn't going to want to escape that path because it would take more energy to exit the air channel than just follow it (eventually ending up inside the vacuum). Great video, love how you test tools.
It helps to keep air velocity up?
@@VCGConstruction Keeps it up, but also makes it greater than if you didn't have the hole.
Got it!
CONGRATS TO VCG ON 105,000 SUBSCRIBERS !!! 👍👍
Thanks Brian, we appreciate it!
I think this is my favorite video of you. Funny as hell.
Shine bright like a diamond!
I use the screwdriver end of the wrench to remove the diamond on anew blade
Only because no one has done it yet. Tool and 12.0 HO battery is 14lbs. Pretty good in my opinion. Great video VCG. For a test, I think you got to rip a piece of 4X8 on the 45 degree angle. Does anyone use the cordless band saw? if so, how well do it work?
Robert Capouellez i use the older brushed m18 band saw and it is powerful and very handy. I tried to use the newer m18 fuel band saw and it was almost impossible to use one handed because of its larger size and heavier weight. The m18 fuel bandsaw is nice because of its variable speeds though.
I would love to get my hands on one of these bad boys, I would like to see how well it does cutting through 4x4s at an angle
Is the screw for the dust port a flat head? If so could that be why the blade change tool has the screw driver part to it?
Haha I'm still on the board, awesome! I like how saws are starting to make the blade guard handle shorter so as not to block the saw dust vent.
Vince, I understand your love for a left-sight saw, but as a lefty, I thought the manufacturers finally thought of me with the right-sight circular saws. Lol!
I'm curious why the run time on this saw is listed as 570 cuts per charge when last years 2732 model is rated at 750 cuts per charge with the same battery and what appears to be the same motor. I have the 2732 and have been happy with it, I would prefer a left line of sight saw but have gotten used to using sidewinder style right line of sight saws and don't think I would purchase this one especially if its rated run time is a lot lower. The dust collection seems to work about the same as the 2732 and the table saw, which is to say not very well but definitely better than nothing. I think Milwaukee missed the boat by not expanding onekey functionality to allow a hypothetical onekey vacuum to wirelessly link to any onekey tool and auto start/stop the vacuum when the tool is being used.
Youre acting like you couldnt just have a back up 12 ah battery. You a single battery for whole lineup kind of guy i see
@@tannerwharton4670 man wrote a college thesis about a battery lmao
I'd like to see a long time right hand saw guy convert to the (worm drive?) I want to know if it is actually more convenient. People talk about a better line of sight to the blade, but does it really make a difference, if you've been using a guide, speed square, fence, hand or something else to insure good cuts? Thanks
I use the 6 1/2 left line of site and the 7 1/4 right line of sight sidewinders. And they are great only thing i didn't care for is how out of square the 6 1/2 and was wondering if theres a way to square the blade and still keep the degrees on zero
That bag would be a perfect gym bag
Defenetly going to buy AND I cant wait for TTR Dewalt vs milwaukee worm drive saw
And Makita....?
Bailey Dyson makita is also great just personally would rather see Dewalt vs Milwaukee
@@Dogecoin831 fair enough I've used both the DeWalt and Makita alot, and find the DeWalt has a tiny bit more power... Doesn't make a difference. However would choose the Makita 100% of the time you can't beat it's quality and smoothness. Will be interesting to see how 18v vs 36v vs 54v goes.
Bailey Dyson i guess just comes down to what platform your already invested in
I'd love to see DeWalt vs Milwaukee vs Makita.
Cool vacuum. You look like a ghost buster.
I need to know more about the bag pockets and bag strap please.
Corded wormdrive is KING, that one can be queen especially with that purse🤫
dust collection never really gets all the dust, just keeps it down so cleanup isn't so bad. It seems to do as good as if it was corded. I like worm drives they seen to allow for more control and straighter cuts. Probably most because of the change in leverage points when operating them.
I use a Milwaukee white blade on my miter saw. No complaints about it.
got mine a few days ago and i love it just cut some 2x4 with the 4.0 batt did ok need to get that 6.0 HO batt for sure!!
I have mostly Milwaukee tools but I went with the battery powered true work drive skill saw.
can you test it against last year right line of sight 7 1/4
GO Vince!
Had to watch your unboxing as I found an "open box" deal for under $200. 😃
Been a while since I've seen that clean shave, lol.👍🏻
Update 6/10/2024
Just saw one in unopened box for $100 😮
The 3.0 battery works as well just not as long.
I mostly have 5.0 battery, Vince not sure what saw to get. Gen 1 or Gen 2?
Omg this is the first time I have seen Vince without any facial hair!!!
Is it possible the hole adds more power to the vacuum? I just know most vacuums aren’t meant to be necked down, thus losing power until you create an opening to allow it to get the proper drawl.
Good call!
You are correct on the hike in the vacuum for the rear handle saw plus it provides visibility so you know when it’s clogged. Getting clogged up could bog the saw down and the vacuum. Easy to stop and fix it when you see an issue.
Hi Vince,
I know this is a older video but i would have like to see water or mist on the saw. My thought is, just in case you are on the job site or home and left the tool out in the rain or passing shower.
Would like to see if it has any issues or causes any problems for the cordless saw.
Keep us posted if you do any experiment with water with this saw.
Thanks
Not a bad idea!!
That wrench also takes out diamond hole on saw blades
Does it work well with the 6.0 batterys?
Watched the video with the cordless makita drywall sander. Seeing the 3 in 1 today made me wonder how well it would work with the sander. What do you think? Or is there a similar but better option?
I’d use the Makita backpack solution with the Makita drywall sander !!
Works well with the 3 in 1 vacuum
On the box it states that the total weight is 13.5lbs, M18 12AH HO battery is 3:6.6 lbs M18 saw with no blade is 9:13.8 lbs Saw with blade is 10:3.8 lbs saw with blade and battery is 13:10.4 lbs
Left facing blade circular saws are the best
The screw driver on the end of the wrench could possibly be a tool to break the diamond insert from the standard blade. Like the dewalt rear handle has built into the angle adjustment. Black and yellow all the way !!!
Unfortunatelly i'm from Italy and HD doesn't ships worldwide, but I bought this beast from Ebay for 229 bucks +shipping and import fees, total of 358 bucks. Can't wait to have it in my hands! 🖤❤️
Man, you Europeans get ripped off on EVERYTHING. I feel sorry for the good people there, because liberals have ruined the place and made it so expensive to live. I can get this saw in the states for $180 a year later.
Definitely test with materials that kill most cordless circ saws; such as 2*12 lam beams.
i wish milwaukee would sell those contractor bags separatley...the one that comes with the M12 tools in the kit...i could use some of them for the milwaukee bare tools i buy
Visit direct tools, they seek the bags
@@VCGConstruction i checked...they only had the ryobi & ridgid bags online...no milwaukee...i found them..tool nut has what i need 👍
The hole in the dust port induces a venturi effect. You get the same effect when you leaf-blow by backing over leaves, and they get ejected.
Thx for the demo vince just ordered mine cant wait to try out when it gets here.
Do a video of your tool set up in your truck ,and your tools you use.
We’ve done them, you’ll find everything you want in the videos link on the channel.
I’m debating if I wanna get that or a replacement Skil worm drive saw.🤔
Wow that’s a tough one cuz! Milwaukee is my favorite Cordless platform but skilsaw is my favorite circular saw! Decisions decisions!!
Do you recommend the Milwaukee rear handle circ saw or skilsaw battery. I’m already on the Milwaukee platform but would rather have the better of the 2. Thanks
I got this saw last month and it's a beast. Tho I'm always covered in saw dust and you'd be surprised on how much saw dust I manage to get in my pockets
Get yourself a nice rugged leather apron
One thing I hate about this saw is the dust bath..
@@theconcretecaveman6266 does the Milwaukee vacuum work on this? It’s really small pipe
@@markgonzalez8828 it works to a certain point.. with the vacuum hooked up you will catch about 80%of the dust, it creates so much dust that the 20% is actually alot.. and without the vacuum hooked up, we'll prepare for a shower of dust.. lol it's really powerful though.
@@theconcretecaveman6266 I’ve tried the dewalt version. Makita. Don’t see as much dust as I did on this video. Concerned a bit. I would still buy it but wait on a deal . Right now I can get it for 175 plus tax. On Home Depot when you add the other circular saw together. But I’ll just cancel the other one
If this saw is half the saw my Milwaukee Fuel 7 1/4 sliding miter saw is, it will be absolutely amazing!
You can say that again!
i got the 2830-20 and it says its 10lbs but mine is TOOL ONLY, i think the 2830-21HD is 13 lbs WITH the battery
Oh man thank you for making cuts with the saw!!! I was scared u you weren’t going to. Cut everything. My dad has been waiting for this saw since forever
I initially bought the right side blade m18 7 1/4 circular saw... i will tell you this... i loved it but was really interested with the worm style so i ended up returning the right side blade and bought this worm style circular saw.... these are my pros/cons for it... love the ways it cuts (like butter), weight is a tab bit heavier but it has the well balanced feel even with the battery on... i dislike the dust port... wished the additional port attachment didnt have a hole. They should have it closed instead.. So unlike the right side circular saw where dust isn't blowing on you... i will tell you this... with this worm style circular saw and the way Milwaukee outfitted it's dust port.... dust will surely be blowing on you....With that said i still have no regrets with adding this beast to my line of milwaukee tools.
It looks like the wrench is used to knock out the Dimond on a blade. You should see if that is what the tip if for?
Good call, most likely yes! Nice surplus wrenches from the old corded model!!
Will it cut Sawmill rough cut lumber or like 2x8's or 2x12's
Or oak 2x8s
TTR it! If you can use some maple and oak and all saws with the same finish blades that would be cool.
🤔 I think they should have a remote on switch on the vacuum with Bluetooth communication to the saw, so vac comes on only when saw is on!
Good idea
Got to test this against the makita 36v
Great video, great saw.
Thanks Clint!!
They need to make a track saw.
Please do a test with all 3 work drive saws (Makita miliwake vs Dewalt
I NEEEEEED IT!............ Ok I want. I’ve also been waiting years for this saw.
Is this better than the normal circular saw from milwaukee?
Hey Vince while I was watching your video on the new w saw something funny happen... the RUclips commercial in the middle of your allocution... guess by who? De Walt !!! That was funny ! Good day Vince!
I have a corded left hand circular saw, made by Porter Cable...bought it new in 2001...now, I can't find one. "Left hand" saws just make sense for right handers!
I don't really know much about circular saws but what's the difference between a rear handle a worm drive and a regular circular saw?
At this point it’s an ergonomics choice!
Vincent "I will say this" Carneglia Love this channel, bro. Great info
When it comes to worm drive cordless i’d go #1 Dewalt flexvolt #2 makit 2@18=36 v and last Waukee. Just my preference
What's the thing called that your pencil attaches to? Thanks.
Retractable pencil pull!
I got one from HD online and it's awesome lots of power
@ vcg I have to share some frustration with acme tools. I bought some Milwaukee stuff in the being of june.(not preorder stuff) then mid june I hit them up. The said late june. Late june comes around then they say july. I just got a email saying September. Not to mention half the items the dont give me tracking. I dont think I'll be using them anymore. Have you or any of the vcg family had these issues?
Need to see how it cuts through lumber and sheets.
Looking good brother!! Great vid!!
Thanks Israel I appreciate it!
That friggin' ad right as you are about to make the first cut. 😂
Even if the dust collection wasn't perfect, you could see how much it caught in the backpack vac!
I have the DeWalt 7-1/4" XR circ saw, and I wish it was left side line of sight.
Can't stand the FLEXVOLT 7-1/4 sidewinder. I just can't do blade right saws. Gotta stick with my rear handle Makita 36V.
Should do a TTR vs the corded skilsaw
Shnugg!!! Very Kool!!
I can’t wait to get mine!
If yall have the makita 36v rear handle saw...I'd really like to see a TTR on them.
Look at that baby face 2 years ago... I love my 2830-20 saw. It works awesome. I hate the damn cord getting in the way on my old circular saw. How many of you guys have a taped cord on your circular saw? I always wondered why my dads had electrical tape on the cord. This saw is a damn good tool. No cord to get in the way!!!!!! I started out with the 5 XD battery. It is lighter than the 6 amp hour and 8 amp hour batteries. With the 5 XD battery, it last a long time in this saw. You don't need the 12 amp hour battery for use in this saw. It's a heavy beast!!!! Saw with blade weighs 10.4 pounds and 12 amp hour batter weighs 3.3 pounds. That is 13.7 pounds total. I like running mine with the 5XD and single hand on ply wood, peg board, 2x4's, 2x6's etc... This saw cuts straight effortlessly and the light works great. Milwaukee hit it out of the park with this one..
YKK, not KKY. You're right, blade on the left is the only way to go. I don't know why you'd want it on the right.
The end of the wrench is to remove the diamond arbor plates on blades. To break it loose Vince
DeWalt vs Milwaukee worm drive test, what you think? and yes La Famillia, Makita too.
I like this saw but I'll stick with the 6.5" for now as if i need to cut anything bigger I tend to use the 305mm mitre or table saw.