I got the Hart one feeling it might be better than the Hypertough, and it was in an intact box anyway at the store compared to the torn and patched box of the later one. Now you made me feel I chose the right one.
Thank you for the comment and kind words. Making the videos has been a fun learning experience. And getting comments is definitely a good motivator to keep going. Thank you again for the kind words!!
Thank you for the comment. You said "They look decent but you dont know till you try it" That is so true!!!! Perhaps even more so for entry level tools. Thank you again for the comment!!
I am glad the video helped you decide!! If Hart will meet your needs I would say also consider Ryobi (like Hart, Ryobi power tools are made by TTI) and Bauer. Both have a large line of tools and offer some tools in both brushed and brushless models. And for the most part, are more or less in the same general price range. Bauer (Harbor Freight) is often on sale or part of a promotion. For many people the Hyper Tough is fine. My neighbor used hers to trim branches and to remove very small trees (about 1 to 3 inch thick trunks). But each cut normally took well under a minute to a few minutes tops. But Hyper Tough is not ideal for people with bigger jobs that require constant use or with tasks with very long run times based on my limited testing. If a person needed a reciprocating saw for small quick tasks I think it is fine. I know my response is a bit wordy... but I hope it helps other people too who happen to read it. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment.
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I got the Hart one feeling it might be better than the Hypertough, and it was in an intact box anyway at the store compared to the torn and patched box of the later one. Now you made me feel I chose the right one.
I appreciate all the work and effort you put into ur videos 👍🏼
Thank you for the comment and kind words.
Making the videos has been a fun learning experience. And getting comments is definitely a good motivator to keep going.
Thank you again for the kind words!!
Good video, nice comparison on these 2 entry level reciprocal saws.
Thank you for the kind words.
Thanks for trying these out
They look decent but you dont know till you try it
Thank you for the comment.
You said "They look decent but you dont know till you try it"
That is so true!!!! Perhaps even more so for entry level tools.
Thank you again for the comment!!
I was going to buy a hyper tough recipe, now I've changed my mind
I am glad the video helped you decide!!
If Hart will meet your needs I would say also consider Ryobi (like Hart, Ryobi power tools are made by TTI) and Bauer. Both have a large line of tools and offer some tools in both brushed and brushless models. And for the most part, are more or less in the same general price range. Bauer (Harbor Freight) is often on sale or part of a promotion.
For many people the Hyper Tough is fine. My neighbor used hers to trim branches and to remove very small trees (about 1 to 3 inch thick trunks). But each cut normally took well under a minute to a few minutes tops.
But Hyper Tough is not ideal for people with bigger jobs that require constant use or with tasks with very long run times based on my limited testing. If a person needed a reciprocating saw for small quick tasks I think it is fine.
I know my response is a bit wordy... but I hope it helps other people too who happen to read it.
Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment.