Diablo's Recip Sawblade Carbide Technology

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

Комментарии • 21

  • @beefuzzy310
    @beefuzzy310 7 лет назад +3

    It's about time. I use Diablo on all of my Saws but noticed the Recip blades were lagging behind and started trying different brands.

  • @WillB-jo3qz
    @WillB-jo3qz 6 лет назад +4

    In my personal experience the Diablo Carbide is far and away the best Recip on the market. Not only does it out perform against the competition, they also offer a full range of Carbide. Clean wood, Nail Embedded, GP, Thin, Medium & Thick Metal. Milwaukee has 2 (Ax & Torch), Lenox 1. Diablo understands that Carbide is the future!

  • @lucfunicelli3009
    @lucfunicelli3009 7 лет назад +5

    i cant wait to see the new milwaukee torch go up against the diablo blade. That's going to be a faceoff that will be worth every penny

  • @AllAccessConstruction
    @AllAccessConstruction 5 лет назад +1

    Nice review

  • @jesterraj
    @jesterraj 4 года назад +1

    Best blades

  • @kmohanbabu8845
    @kmohanbabu8845 4 года назад +1

    From Indiana. Cost

  • @redstihl9027
    @redstihl9027 7 лет назад

    Will they be available in the uk?

    • @MyBallzGotShocked
      @MyBallzGotShocked 5 лет назад

      probably not. the uk doesnt allow things that work as efficient as a carbide tip. imagine just one of these blades in the wrong hands. a single man with a milwaukee hd12 and super sawzall could probably fell a highrise in a single night.

    • @mirekdudka9071
      @mirekdudka9071 4 года назад

      Just buy Bosch. Diablo is a Bosch company.

    • @ConcordCarpenter
      @ConcordCarpenter  4 года назад

      Not sure

    • @robertrada4783
      @robertrada4783 Месяц назад

      Bosch Expert is identical.

  • @marekmroz5018
    @marekmroz5018 7 лет назад +2

    i really doubt they will be....despite FREUD being italian brand(european) ,their diablo brand tool are only for US market(where is logic?)
    its quite silly how hard is to get good blades here in uk ,for example ftg blades .....now even chipies doesnt realise they better for ripping ,
    another funny thing i noticed how they dulled quickly millwaukee blades on that unistrut....had "pleasure" of emerygency cutting scaffold tubes and unistrut (EVENT buildup) with milwaukee blades and they lived couple days.......maybe i had luck :)

  • @stevennihipali3607
    @stevennihipali3607 4 года назад +1

    I'm not a fan of making needing to make a 36v tool... that's stupid. Everyone else in the power to industry is making better 18v, 20v tools... makita over here out doing themselves