I just got the best saw on the planet!
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2018
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Cuz-D FREE Blade: Send an email to Shipping@Cuz-D.com with a copy of your Straight-Flush Saw receipt and in the Subject of the email put RonPaulk. Jake will send you a free blade valued at $49. 
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"Infomercial" or not, here is an entrepreneur trying to bring a new innovation to market at a decent price. I can tell you from personal experience, that's not easy (or likely profitable). So, thank you Ron for giving this product some exposure.
Absolutely ingenious saw. I gave my Skilsaw to my neighbor after I unboxed and inspected my Straight Flush. Thanks to both Jake for inventing this and to Ron for posting videos about the Cuz-D.
Obviously a tool for the undistracted competent person only. And Jake has set a perfect example -- the problems this saw solves have existed for decades. The big companies did not solve them. One man with initiative and a hell of a lot of guts did! Well done.
Thank you! i much appreciate your compliments, it's been a long haul getting it on the market :)
StraightFlushSaw, I have no doubt about that and even if I never own one and get to fully appreciate it (I live in Australia), I reckon you're an awesome inspiration. Thanks in gratitude. Ron.
@@StraightFlushSaw wish i had know this earlier! I just replace a section of my subfloor and this would have been amazing! I had to use a multi tool with a blade to get as close as possible and it took me hours... not sure if 500$ would ever pay to me since Im a DIYer but still amazing. I would buy this hands down if I was renovating an older house! Seems to be much more safe than a normal saw too! I always get nervous when I need to lift the blade guard.
StraightFlushSaw hi, that’s an amazing saw, it would be a game changer if it were available in cordless
This is a real American innovation story. And that’s great praise from an Australian.
I know people are sort of hating on Ron for the info-mercial format to a product review. That was my first reaction. But here's a relatively new AMERICAN company (2012?) doing what America was once #1 for - innovation, value and quality in manufacturing. I always root for the underdog. The small companies that have to scratch and claw to get above the fray. How many have been disappointed with companies like Dewalt for watering down their brand. I run into Amazon reviews again and again about how Dewalt tools are not what they used to be. Companies outsourcing manufacturing to China to stay competitive in a price point. Here's a guy who understands the industry. It's a thoughtful design around problems people encounter day to day and perhaps even forget or accept (e.g.: that a Sawzall is the only tool for certain jobs). I say it's time to give the new guy a chance. Go LEAN baby!
I purchased one and absolutely love it! Everyone who sees it is highly amazed!
The only issue I have with it is, I wish it was around 20 years ago :)
KaitzConstruction how is the straight flush saw holding up after use? I'm really interested in it, but it seems to have a few parts on it that I think will break after heavy use.
Gotta say the design of the saw seems to be well thought out. The proof of course is actually using it.
Imagine having the worlds best saw in you shop and its producer and not even turning it on and letting the saw dust fly. Come on ron saw dust is man glitter lets fire it up
I haven't unboxed my saw yet😎🤙
You guys really love your toys!!!
I THOUGHT SAME THING ,I WAS WANTING TO HEAR IT RUN AS WELL,,IT IS VERY DIVERSE DOING MANY THINGS FRAMERS DO ,BUT HONESTLY MOST GUYS WONT BUY A SAW LIKE THAT FOR A FRAMING JOB,AND THEIR CREW OF MISFITS,ALOT OF TRIM GUYS LIKE THAT WORM SAW FOR ITS WEIGHT BUT FRAMERS DO NOT LIKE A HEAVY SAW IN THE RAFTERS OR ON A ROOF TO CONTEND WITH,OR AT LEAST I DONT,I LIKE A SAW THATS HEAVY ENOUGH TO NOT BOUNCE AROUND BUT LIGHT ENOUGH I CAN HANG IT FROM ITS CORD IF NEED BE TO SEND BACK DOWN OFF THE ROOF TO OR OUT OF THE RAFTERS,BUT THAT MY VIEW,I GOT A DEWALT THATS GOIN ON ABOUT 10 YRS OLD OR MORE ITS NEVER FAILED ME BLADES ARENT THAT EXPENSIVE AND ARE COMMON,THIS SAW WILL SEEK A NITCH MARKET AND WILL BE VERY COMPETIVE IN LOG FRAMING AND THE TRIM WORLD IM GUESSING,BUT I DO LIKE IT ,SEND ME THE ONE U HAVENT HAD TIME TO UNBOX ILL UNBOX IT FOR YA ,AND SPRINKLE SOME MAN GLITTER ,LOL
The comma, shift, and "." keys no longer function on your phone. Time to send it in for repair.
Ron Paulk will it be available in cordless?? That would be amazing
Given the angle of attack this saw seems capable above, particularly plunge cutting and flush cutting, without a riving knife, I can imagine it could be susceptible to a nasty kick back from time to time. If Festool was able to design a saw with one, maybe the next generation will include one. I believe I'll wait for that version. Oh yea and i want mine to be a camo paint finish. Other than that and making sure that you couldn't purchase one with out a specially mandated OSHA operators licence, looks like a winner. (-;
Guys, I am so glad you showed how one would do the corner. The videos that I have seen so far did not do a good job of showing how that would work. Looks like a great saw and a great video. The sound was not great Ron. I was trying to watch it on my phone and I couldn't hear it very well turned all the way up. I had to switch to my laptop.
Very cool way to launch the tool. It's possible these saws will likely become an industry mainstay .
fingers crossed :)
as a former GC- i designed it to be. we will see if i can maintain the marketing needed.
Thanks for introducing this cool innovation. I think it would great to have a crew use it for some time and see how it does in real application.
great video thanks ron and jake
I'm a finish carpenter and need to cut back treads and risers all the time. This would work great for the left side. But the right would be a little difficult.
As always Big Fan here. I really enjoyed this vid Ron. Many thanks. Got tickled when Jake walked in. Very cool. Thanks for having discount offers. Absolute champion.
The first 2:30 I couldn't understand Jake. Even after the vid improved he was hard to understand. Great product. Great guarantee. Great offer. He just needs to work on his pronunciations. No insult intended to anyone.
I would have liked to see it in Ron Paulk action.
Thanks again.
Thank you for the tip. I will work on that.
Very cool! I will share this with some of my framer buddies
What do you think about it a year later?
bought my craftsman pro wormdrive about 10 years ago and its still going. only $180 too. seems like i got a better deal.
I just ordered the saw on Amazon, thanks Ron & Cuz-D!
I use chainsaw to cut my beam , now they got chainsaw attachment for skillsaw . Really nice accurate unit , and cheap for what it is. That saw will click back a lot whith what pointed out in the video. Plus it looks bulky and heavy , I rather have multiple tools for specific job, one brakes I can still do something else , not stop my work. , I use router to cut out windows doors lol small and accurate
Nice saw, will it be available in cordless???
Sharp chainsaw solves every one of these problems...
Could we get the saw made for both right and left handed people?
Wish that saw was around when I do carpentry work
Also lets persuade the maker of this saw to be the first to make a truly cordless worm drive saw. All the big names just seem to want to make a side winder with a rear handle and call it a worm type saw so you get none of the benefits of the worm gear torque. Get in there while the big boys aren’t paying attention. I assume this saw is patented a cordless version would be epic.
daniel hammond renaissance tools is almost ready to go to market with a true battery worm drive. Send cash now!!!! Get saw later.
renaissanceman lets see it then ? Send me the link ?
daniel hammond what is there to see??? Close your eyes and picture a worm drive saw. Now, imagine that saw with a 240v battery on it. That’s right. 240v battery. AND, at Renaissance Tools our batteries are compatible with ever other major tool brands tool. SEND STRAIGHT CASH HOMIE!!!!!! Get saw later.
So the saw looks to be discontinued and has a 3.7 out 5 stars on Amazon, with many complaints about the power of it. Pretty sure this is not the best saw on the planet.
looks dangerous as hell! I dont mind using a sawzall if it means keeping all my fingers. I've been in construction for 35 years and have seen some sketchy stuff done with a regular skill saw. I could only imagine what kind of crap someone would pull with this thing.
Todd, your comment is interesting as I find this saw and its features to offer more personal safety than any framing circular saw I have used. Just the thumb actuated guard retraction keeps me from reaching over the saw with my right hand to retract the guard. Even when the full blade guard is removed for flush cuts, there is still the metal guard around the blade tips so the saw can be set down without waiting on the blade to stop. You should take a closer look as my limited first few days with it leads me to believe it to be a very safe saw to use. Any saw can do damage if improperly used and this is is designed for the professional tradesman, not the DIYer, but a worm drive is also designed for the same crowd.
Education and common sense are the key.
This is interesting but the difference between you voice levels make listening to the video far more difficult than it should be. Is the guest wearing a mic at all or is he just picking up as background on your lavalier?
Lol id have been itching to cut something with it . Lets unbox him and make a pile of saw dust lol ron i was wondering does your compact workbench support that saw stop iv often wondered if the is any tip on it ?
Yes. An unboxing vid and a Ron Paulk hands on vid. Please.
I am pretty sure the sawstop (contractor model) is free standing on it's own wheeled stand. It would be easy to adjust the saw or more likely the workbench height to match. His old Dewalt saws were much lighter and could hang on the pipe supports.
Gene C yeah that saws stop looks like a heavy old unit. Im just going to be getting either the dw745 or tge flexvolt version
Saw has a lifetime warranty...Amazon tries to sell an extended warranty... that seems shady.
I am soooo close to pulling the trigger on this. Probably going to happen. If I can use in on concrete...its a done deal! I don't cut a lot of concrete however when I do, I often need to get to the edge of the wall.
Scott- there is no way for us to remove amazon's offer of the extended warranty- it is unnecessary. concrete blades coming soon :)
What about cutting metal roofing, blade for that?
What about cutting metal roofing, blade for that?
Can you send me the website please I want to buy it
cuz-d.com
Did Ron say hypothetically "I dropped my saw, I want warranty? You break it by misuse. It's not warrant,y I thought
When is the cordless version coming out?
I would love to see it, but I haven't seen a cordless worm drive yet. The Makita, DeWalt, and others are worm drive style, not true worm drives.
I think this is intentionally made for a Pro's and not the Weekend DIY. Although it doesn't hurt to add an extra tool to the garage shop. :) Christmas Here I come!
Ron, you need to ask him to give us a 10% discount on from Dec. 1st - 25th.
Thank you for reviewing this saw Robert Redford.
Big Picture Thinking 💀 😂😂😂
Ron you keep talking about all the houses you have built but I have never seen even one of them. Do you have another You Tube site that shows any of those houses?
Watched the vid and didn't see it work once ? What was the point?
Are ever going to make a battery type saw
yes, but won't launch one onto the market until i know it will hold up :)
I like it! I truly hope it makes you a wealthy man!!
how loud is it?
Wow! Gotta have one! 👍
I bought mine from your last video linking the saw! Awesome tool!! Gotta have one people!!
Michael, Email me
any chance of a 240v version for the rest of the world?
Amen!!
Yes please!
Good shout if he does that he will be the only saw maker in the world to send a worm drive saw to the uk
Email Jake and ask him. If there is a market and other governments will let him import them, I am sure he would be happy to sell them everywhere. We U.S. carpenters like 240v, but we just don't have much access to it.
yes there 500 million people over here in Europe, so loads of carpenters , contractors that would like this in 240v 50hz
Would love to see him team up with someone and get a cordless version
I like framing because it's so easy. Compared to programming for example..
Yeah and dont forget to make them sell it world wide 👍
Saw no longer available??
I'm ordering one!
I Build Sheds hi, you ordered one to the uk???
Great innovation and features, and no doubt great quality. However, I have found that the best of the best usually doesn't make sense.Doubling the price usually gets you only 10% better quality and features. Such tools as this are not for builders, they're for tool aficionados, who don't really do a lot of building. If I had that saw, I would put it on the shelf and admire it, and use my $150 DeWalt.
Frame walls, sheet walls, router and a flush cut bit, cut windows and doors while it's laying on the floor. Way easier and faster
Cody, I have always used the router method, but the flush saw is faster by a lot and can be done later which allows the openings to be left covered for security and weather protection. Additionally, the sheeting from the openings has a perfectly square edge for reuse in infill and the material will fall to the outside where it can be ripped for rim fill right where you need it. It is a different method for me, but it is far better for production and material use. When routing there is a lot of sawdust, the material is not easily reusable without recutting the edges, plus you have the router pigtail cut. Also, a router bit will not hold up as well as the saw blade. Give it a try, I think you will be surprised in the time and material it will save you. Ron
Ron Paulk definitely weather would be a plus! I live in Montana so the wind in the winter gets cold. Definitely a cool saw!
Make it in a sidewinder design and i would buy 4 of them
It’s expensive but this looks like really good tool!
Yeah, Priced and guaranteed for the professional. Not for a hobbyist.
WhoDatBe Dare I was just stating a fact. The money is worth it for a good tool.
Chris Webb I stated a fact as well.
WhoDatBe Dare what do you want a medal
WhoDatBe Dare I don’t know why you felt you needed to ad to my original comment in the first place!? You know what you didn’t!
No demo? Why?
As soon as I get time and right project.
Perfect tool to cut arms or legs
Can he make a cordless one? like the spray gun with a DeWalt battery? Then we can buy it offshore.....
Imagine battery powered.. No cord to worry about.. Now that's the best saw on the planet.
Those birds are loud today Ron!
Yep, our birds are here in mass😎🤙 I spend more time photographing the birds than working in the shop.
Tremenda maquinaria es perfecto
Reinventing the wheel
I don’t see any code for a free blade??
It's kinda hidden in the comments. And at 13:00. It's an after purchase redemption. You have to send Jake a proof on purchase mentioning Ron. HTH
But can you attach it to kreg track?
I don't know why you would? I guess if you frame house with a track??
A worm drive without a blade guard on the top, what could possibly go wrong?
All RIDGID tools have a lifetime warranty. Some Home Depot’s give you loaners while they fix it
Birds in the shop!
Lots of R and D for sure went into this machine,shame its all Matt black,I would like key features to have been colour coded,for easier identification....maybe that's just me!
15 amp makita is the way to go
I will even drop test it for you.
The saw has a dark/black color, a black colored blade and the salesman wears a black shirt. I found it hard to make out what the saw looks like.
I'm not a butcher, I mean framer, but if I was this saw would make me cream my jeans.
This guy knows construction. I hope his saw let's him retire early.
Jake and I spent about three hours together. I cut the video to less than 15 minutes because longer videos don't get watched. I would like to post the 30-minute version of this video as Jake is a master with tons of experience in production framing.
He will, once one of the big boys buy the design from him.
I'd watch it. No matter the length.
I'd love to hear the story of how a power tool goes from design to an actual product.
In the next video, he won't even let you leave a comment.
Robert Cornelius True, the middle school meanness bores me. I am considering turning off the comment section on my channel as many YT creators are starting to do. I want to keep my channel positive.
Looks scary.
Pretty cool saw
How could you say the best without using it first?
What pants is Ron wearing?
Atlas46 Concord www.paulkhomes.com/wearables.html
It has. A lot of pretty cool. Features. But untill. I see. The. On job. Performances. By. Framing. Guys ! The. Warranty. Sounds. Great But. I want. To. See. How. They really. Do. Honor the Warranty. In real life. Not being a hater. I am. A skeptic. On new. Products. And ideas. After. Having. And using my. Skil. 77 for 20 years. I. Know. Its capabilities. And short comings. To the point i can count on it to do. The jobs i need it to do plus. Locally. I know. Where. To. Get. Whatever. Is needed. To keep. Production flowing. And money being made. With so many. Things. Changing. Over the last. 20. Years the way businesses. Operate. Mostly. Ur to overseas. Manufacturing. And the internet. I. Want to. Be. Sure. This company. Will. Be around. For. A while untill. I drop the. Large. Amount of money. They want for the. Products ? It may very well be the. Best thing. And change. The construction industry. ? But. I’m thinking. I want to. Really. See it in. True. Action. Being used. On construction sites. Where. The. Actual. Conditions. Are. Much. Harder. On tools. Than. A informercial. On RUclips.
I think you have a sticking (period). key. you.might.want. to. fix. that!
Bet that takes a finger or two
Elaine Lovejoy yeah, if you get stupid with it
Never mind I see instructions on how to get the free blade.
Email us- Shipping@Cuz-D.com and send a copy of your receipt. and mention Ron Paulks name. ensure your shipping address, name and email address are in the email body. Thank you!
Ive done a lot of sawing in my life and you couldnt give me a worm gear saw
You not heard buddy? Earth's not a spinning ball.
OK when my grandpa's passed down HD77 retires this will be my next saw.
You are getting some good life from your HD77, I have used up a dozen of them in my 30 years. Admittedly, they framed a lot of house in all kinds of weather and don't bounce very well from a 30' drop.😎🤙
LOL! What does? LOL!
our warranty :)
How does warranty hold up if you sell out to a major? Does the warranty cover wear and tear * IE Brushes, AKA all encompassing*?
I was sold on the saw. Until I saw SELL OUT Ron trying to make a buck off it.
A TOOL IS.ONLY AS GOOD AS IT'S USER.IVE WORKED WITH ABOUT 2000 CARPENTER'S IN SO CAL THE PAST 20 YRS AND NEVER SEEN ONE IN USE. 600 +DOLLARS WHAT DOES IT SOLVE.DOESNT SAVE TIME.SAWZALL WILL DO WHAT A SKILLS AS WON'T. I LIKE THE INVENTION. I WOULD LIKE ONE FOR FREE TO PROVE THAT THIS IS REALLY BETTER. I'VE BEEN A CARPENTER,AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR35 YEARS. BUILT ALMOST 1000 HOMES.
The Cuz-D saw is just under $500 including the blade delivered😎🤙
Can't see anything on that ALL black color saw.
MySchizo Buddy he was going to make it pink, however Milwaukee took that color for their new solar paneled line of corded tools coming out this winter.
OD Green on Black :)
Why is this recorded in an echo chamber???
Cool saw, but stop Box framing and start Stick framing and 90% of all the problems this saw solves are solved
Shouldn't you use the saw a bit before labeling as the "best"?
I'm pretty sure the title is a type of well intentioned click bait. I don't mind.
its a ok saw but i guess it does not work or we would of seen it here power up
wow!
I have the best saw on the planet. Festool Track Saw. I’d give up my table saw before I’d give up.
I have 3 FT Track Saws and 5 tracks, I too would not give them up, but they are my finish saws. The Cud-Z is a framer and I think I am going to like it in that arena as much as I like FT for finish work. Maybe the tile should be, "The best framing saw on the planet."😎🤙
I guess you haven’t heard of Mafell?????
Makita costs way less
@@robschoufour4825 Makita does way less
If you send me a saw I will film framing a house USING the saw.
Novelty
Lol, REALLY!!!!!
it looks very dangerous
Just use a router...
Would buy if blade was on other side.
All worm drives are blade left and when framing it is the best for and seeing the mark. If you are right-handed and the blade is on the right like a sidewinder, you have to look over the saw to see the mark. I would have very little use for a right blade worm drive except for siding where I would set up one saw to the left side of my cut table and the other to the right.
I am a lefty. I live in Michigan and it was years before I even seen or used a worm drive on the job. If we do see them we call them boat anchors. Just a lot of saw to be picking up repetitively. But if that's what your used to I get it. As always Ron looking forward to your next video. Keep them coming.
volume sucks
The skill is not in the saw...
This saw is a joke. All the pro's no con's in a 13 min vid about the "best saw on the planet" and not 1 cut made
Good to know MrWizards. Maybe you could give us some info to use and how you arrived at your obviously thoughtful final opinion. Of course, with your vast offerings here on RUclips showing us your deep knowledge of the construction industry and framing, we can trust whatever you say as gospel. I know that I always trust content creators that hide their true identity behind a made up name and an Emoji. Again thanks for adding so much to the conversation.😭
sales pitch...dislike...
Very annoying when you have a loud bang at the beginning of the video like you did here are you are a jerk mate? With headphones it nearly blows your off.