SECRET: Make Your Saw Blades Last Longer
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2021
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Shannon from House-Improvements.com shows you a secret way to make your saw blades last longer. Don't replace that blade prematurely, clean it to get more cuts out of it.
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Don’t tell her but I use the washing machine powder and boiling water, it really does remove the goo. It stains the blade but has no detrimental effect. Best regards from England.
Yeah I could see where wash machine powder is gonna be pretty good for removing the saps,
But with the baking soda I would have some vinegar to that and that made be the ticket.
I FELT RITZY WHEN I SPENT ABOUT $50 FOR MY DIABLO BLADE and then you go and mention a $150 blade. I can't begin to imagine that gold plated beast.
This video was an eye opener for me. I will have to sacrifice one of my five gallon bucket lids in honor of your presentation.
BY THE WAY... Your channel is my Video Carpentry and Home Repair ENCYCLOPEDIA. Thank You Sean!
Thank you!
I have been doing this for years; it's an excellent tip.
I threw away multiple blades . Now I can clean them and reuse them . Thanks for the video.
Thank you for sharing this tip!
Wonderful video packed with useful information as usual
Very good video, thank you for making the content that you do. This will save me some money.
I love this guy- wish he could take me on as an apprentice🙌🏻
never thought to clean blades great video thx
Measure twice, clean blade, cut once. Got it ha ha ha
After seeing your video, I went out bought the 4L jug (on sale at Can Tire) -
This stuff really does a good job at cleaning. Thanks Shannon!
Great job!
Thank you!
Always enjoyed your vids man, still do.
Glad you like them!
Thanks bub great tip
Good video. Tub/tile cleaner works wonders as well.
Thanks bub!
Brilliant thanks.
super great vid !!!! Now I won't pass them off to my neighbor ... he's just soo happy to have them because he must have watched this vid before me.
The buildup must be wood resins and micro bits of saw dust that sticks to it. Great tip, sometimes just easy common cleaning stuff you have sitting around the house that you'd never associate with the tools you use in the garage or shop.
Yes resins ,pitch, glues ,depends what you were cutting
@@HouseImprovements BTW, you like Ms January 2021 or have you just neglected your calendar for 6 months? Ha ha
I have used dollar store oven cleaner . I spray them and wait few minutes then spray off with hose.
Thank you.
thank you
thanks a good tip
Hello and thank you for all the advice and information you give us, the best product I use is wood stove glass cleaner
Good to know!
Good tips , I use simple green it probably works as well as the Spray Nine . I like the idea of using a bucket lid , can't find any pans big enough for the blades to fit in .
Right on
I'm pretty sure his was a reusable pie pan, or deep dish pizza pan. They sell pans for draining oil that are the right size at some places, Princess Auto if you're in Canada. I think a lid would be the cheapest though.
I use a plastic rectangular boot tray, same one I use for my wet stones when I sharpen my plane irons and Chisels. And also been using spray nine for years, with a nail brush . I dry them very well and wipe afterwards with a rag sprayed with WD-40. Thanks again Shannon for the great video.
Nice calendar buddy. Haha.
I wonder if Oxiclean would work. I use it in the beer brewing process and it lifts pretty much anything.
Spray Nine is an excellent film degreaser although a little odorous to me, so I ventilate more. But, great tips for sure.
Great point!
That's why he cut out the part where he started choking and coughing.
Do you have any 4,×4 fence post setting tips ?
Ask in my forum and we can help from there.www.house-improvements.com/forums/
I use Oven cleaner. Isn't the issue keeping the blade cool? Gumming creates near red heat at the tips
Cool helps but alot of times its the glues in the woods if you cutting melamine, plywood, MDF.
@@HouseImprovements Agree. Haven't tried Spray 9. I like there's almost no need to even rub, scrub with oven cleaner. Easy, fast means it gets done more often here, :-)
Ever use/try Simple Green?
Have not ,but it may work
Have you ever replaced a broken Hardie plank before? I want to try but not sure how difficult it is...
I have not.
@@HouseImprovements thanks..... Also how can I add more outlets in my garage? I have one and I want to add a few more... Do you have a video on how?
Like your videos... My dad for most of the stuff around the house he did himself. He said at least try to do it. It might take you longer but you will have learned a skill...
I've used exterior carpenter's glue successfully.
Maybe vinegar and baking soda? Instead of water? Would that be a good alternative?
maybe?
I would add some vinegar to that mixture it may be the golden ticket to the solution thank you for sharing I'm new to your channel God-bless bye for now ,
Ken.
Great idea
Have you tried vinegar and baking soda?
Not yet!
I'm curious, because that's what I use for stubborn stains on our pots.
What is spray nine? Is it a Canadian product
I never heard of it before too..Do a search like I did..Home Depot, Walmart Etc to find out where to but Spray 9.
Whats the listed ingredient in spray nine? I may be a Canadian but i live in Australia. No Canadian tire here. Hell i still have some canadian tire dollars somewhere
Maybe its only widely used in Canada? Here is a link on Amazon.com amzn.to/3h5ESWJ
Cleaner/Degreaser. I found it at Wal-mart in the US.
@@MrClarkisgod cheers :)
Cool tip. Wonder what would happen if you threw the blades in the dishwasher…
Your wife would yell at you ? LOL!
@@HouseImprovements next video - SECRET: How to clean blades in the dishwasher without the wife finding out 😂
If you do it, take it out before the dry cycle and dry by hand with a dish towel. Because the steam in the dishwasher could make them rust. Probably not worth the risk in case you forget!
Simple green us cheap, reusable, and extremely effective.
So that's why my blade smokes
Master do this step with glove, chemical can hurt your hands.
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Down votes brought to you by blade manufacturer marketing reps.
lol
great vid. but dont spray the blade coat OVER the film of the spray 9 please. clean the blade with hot water, then use the blade coat please. thanks
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