If you use an olfa handle the blade never touches the blade guide…. Only the plastic blade holder does. It’s actually part of the olfa design so that they’re exacto blades don’t dull either. They think of everything…. Great brand
OLFA knives usually don't have a lot of extra features but they do have tight tolerances that make their blades have very little blade play, i have OLFA SL-1 which is an 18mm knife made almost entirely of ABS plastic but it holds the blade more stably than the 18mm knife with stanless steel blade channel/holder that i bought from a local store. OLFA products are also only made in Japan by their own factory so it minimizes the possibility of manufacturing defects that's why i recommend OLFA products over others especially for snap off knives and rotary cutters if you can get them at a reasonable price.
Retractable pull saw. Not sure how practical compared to a regular small Japanese pull saw but sure is a another tool in the arsenal. I like it. I am surprised when I use a tool I never thought I would use. This could find some very good uses building small wood projects for the kids.
looks to me like a drywall/jab saw which would make sense as i know a few drywallers who use olfa cutters to cut the paper on drywall. Never been a big fan of drywall saws as they seem more intended for rough imprecise cuts
From what I've seen on the 24:00 of the video I'll add the link of, this saw blade, should have gone through that piece of wood with a couple of puuls in a second, however on your video, it takes a rreally long time. Have you 've been using that saw for a lot of time, to the point it's very dull please? I was ready to order their saw that comes with that Olfa blade. Link ruclips.net/video/_cSLjJ9RJK4/видео.html
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If you use an olfa handle the blade never touches the blade guide…. Only the plastic blade holder does. It’s actually part of the olfa design so that they’re exacto blades don’t dull either. They think of everything…. Great brand
OLFA knives usually don't have a lot of extra features but they do have tight tolerances that make their blades have very little blade play, i have OLFA SL-1 which is an 18mm knife made almost entirely of ABS plastic but it holds the blade more stably than the 18mm knife with stanless steel blade channel/holder that i bought from a local store.
OLFA products are also only made in Japan by their own factory so it minimizes the possibility of manufacturing defects that's why i recommend OLFA products over others especially for snap off knives and rotary cutters if you can get them at a reasonable price.
Retractable pull saw. Not sure how practical compared to a regular small Japanese pull saw but sure is a another tool in the arsenal. I like it. I am surprised when I use a tool I never thought I would use. This could find some very good uses building small wood projects for the kids.
does the saw also work with normal snapoff box cutter blades?
Useful tool, just put one in my Amazon US shopping cart from your link :-)
looks to me like a drywall/jab saw which would make sense as i know a few drywallers who use olfa cutters to cut the paper on drywall. Never been a big fan of drywall saws as they seem more intended for rough imprecise cuts
What translation app do you use?
From what I've seen on the 24:00 of the video I'll add the link of, this saw blade, should have gone through that piece of wood with a couple of puuls in a second, however on your video, it takes a rreally long time. Have you 've been using that saw for a lot of time, to the point it's very dull please? I was ready to order their saw that comes with that Olfa blade. Link ruclips.net/video/_cSLjJ9RJK4/видео.html
Ooooo very nice.
I cared much less about the specs and much more about "how well does it work"...which you seemed to totally blow off.
Milwaukee shit with a1 blade ? Bad idea