That thing is a beast! Nice strait cuts! Have you ever used one of those chainsaw blades with a circular saw? I wonder how they would compare to that beast. it was really cool seeing that in action. Nice work!
Nice cuts, it’s a big dog for sure. I think the saw will last longer and cut even faster if the blade is near top speed most of the time instead of bogging down and torquing through the cuts. Good cutting to ya
@@NSResponder Do you think timber framers clamp every piece of wood they cut? The beam is 24’ long. Securing it to the fork 9-10’ away wouldn’t have stopped it from bouncing. I appreciate your concern though 👍
@@BuildALotAcres Typically, the timber is on a pair of sawhorses, and the cut is happening within a foot or two of either of them. When it can bounce like a springboard, you run a very high risk of binding the blade and getting the saw thrown at you.
@@NSResponder Again I do appreciate the concern. I’ve been using power tools on job sites for 30 years now. Licensed in multiple trades for 22 years or so. Sometimes I do perform tasks in ways that’s other with less experience shouldn’t try. Thank you for pointing it out 👍
If you want to see this monster saw in more action please check out this video! ruclips.net/video/6QmAId1Mo4Q/видео.html
That saw is HUGE…your regular Makita looked like a Fisher-Price toy beside it 😂. Have a great week Case 🙂🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
Thanks Luc. It is a BIGGUN’. You have a great week as well my friend!
Hey! Just found your channel! Loving it so far! Cant wait for more garden tractor content! Keep up the good work!
Thank you sir 🙏 Just filmed a GT video with my son on Saturday. Should be released this week.
Why do you hold the rear of the shoe??
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Blade is on the left... The 14 inch Makita has the blade on the right and it's harder to see the cut..
A lot of people dont know this but its actually great for trim work.
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Good Morning Sir, that 16 inch is a big one in deed 👌😇👍That is a very impressive nice cutting live demos Sir 👍👍😇😇👌👌have a nice week Sir CHeers 🍻🍻
Thanks Dave. It’s a monster for sure. Handles the 6” Oak like a dream. Pretty impressive 👍
That thing is a beast! Nice strait cuts! Have you ever used one of those chainsaw blades with a circular saw? I wonder how they would compare to that beast. it was really cool seeing that in action. Nice work!
Thanks Justin. I have not used something like the Prazi beam saws. They do look pretty cool though.
What is the wattage of that big boy?
@@jessiemanguerra6358 It’s 15 amps and 120volt. So 1800 I suppose
Holy saw batman..,,that thing is HUGE!!!
It sure is! 👍
Hello fellow Bay Stater! That's a nice saw there. Keep the great videos coming. +1 sub
Thank you 🙏
Nice cuts, it’s a big dog for sure. I think the saw will last longer and cut even faster if the blade is near top speed most of the time instead of bogging down and torquing through the cuts. Good cutting to ya
Good thoughts. Despite being a lifetime carpenter, this was my first time using a saw this big.
Cara e de mais essa serra circular, aqui no Brazil não encontr6 para comprar 😢
That is a hoss of a saw for sure.
Yes sir. It is a powerhouse.
That’s so cool
Thank you ma’am 🙏
SECURE YOUR WORKPIECE. A saw like that shouldn't be used on a timber that's bouncing around like that.
@@NSResponder Do you think timber framers clamp every piece of wood they cut? The beam is 24’ long. Securing it to the fork 9-10’ away wouldn’t have stopped it from bouncing. I appreciate your concern though 👍
@@BuildALotAcres Typically, the timber is on a pair of sawhorses, and the cut is happening within a foot or two of either of them. When it can bounce like a springboard, you run a very high risk of binding the blade and getting the saw thrown at you.
@@NSResponder Again I do appreciate the concern. I’ve been using power tools on job sites for 30 years now. Licensed in multiple trades for 22 years or so. Sometimes I do perform tasks in ways that’s other with less experience shouldn’t try. Thank you for pointing it out 👍
@@BuildALotAcres I've seen more experienced guys than you lose fingers.