Alot of people complaining about the lack of detail in this video. Check my other video on my other channel for alot more detail on this saw and others. ruclips.net/video/jRwsXNE1R3s/видео.html
Howdy Gary! Great saw! I have had one for years. That was needs to be used slow and easy. It will cut about anything. Always set blade depth to just clear carbide to thickness of metal you are cutting. Be safe and God bless you!!
Its possible that the pieces were shifting while you were trying to use the saw. That will instantly bind a saw of that style. Old carpentry trick is to clamp it or nail in the waste side to lock it together. Might work still if you clamp it tight so they cant vibrate and shift. That saw made a pretty nice cut.
I see you've got your metal cutting pants on this morning. Good job. I use those saws exclusively for cutting off metal like that. Too bad HF doesn't carry theirs anymore. It was a great bargain. But you can find the identical version on eBay for pretty cheap.
Id always try to use some kinda straight edge/speed square clamped to piece your cutting with these kind of saws, no matter how smooth a free hand cutter one might be I think side to side movement is dulling out these blades to soon and coast to much to halfass it.
The machine was drawing some power because each time you started it up the lights dimmed. Seems 3/4 inch or 19mm is a bit thick for cutting and 1/2 inch or 13mm will be desired limit. Wow, that steel plate certainly it thick. Good video. Side note the machine cut the thick plate although the machine may overheat on prolonged cutting and may have a safety cutout. Did you experience that or is that only the cordless have the safety cutout. Thanks for uploading. They cut accurate and beats using a friction blade or angle grinder.
Noice. We have one as well, don't cheap out on the blades when you get one. We did and they suck. Worth the for the stock endurance blade. Also, clamping a straight edge helps a lot. One last thing. Avoid letting large parts fall as the cut finishes, because if they hit the blade on the way down they are liable to break a tooth or three. That's where how our first blade died. They'll still work with a broken tooth or two, but when you get a few in a row it just breaks the next, then the next and so on.
I think a work bench with a slot fo cut along so both pieces of metal lay flat and doont get chance to pincer the blade would help. I thing you have found the saws limits
Nice saw! I mean really! I bet if you clamp some angle down extending out to the end of the saw, you will have an easier cut with no bogging. I see your tip is 85 amps, is that the max of the machine too? You've probably said it at some point in all the vids, but I must have missed it.
You walked out the door and I'm thinking you could cut the car. Then again that's not a good idea. I just got a metal cutting cold cut saw and Milwaukee recently brought out the cordless version of this saw. Anyway, back to the video.
Not what that saw was intended for. The sparks are carbide get broken off the blade. If your cutting metal thicker than 1/4" make multiple passes. Liked the video though thanks.
Waaaaaaay too long of an extension cord for what you were doing. The voltage drop and amperage drop severely affected you saw and after a period of time will burn out your saw if you continue to use it with a normal extension cord. Very nice cutting job in spite of the limitations put on it. I suspect it would do both pieces if you had a proper electrical supply. I noticed your light flickering each time you turned the saw on...
Alot of people complaining about the lack of detail in this video. Check my other video on my other channel for alot more detail on this saw and others. ruclips.net/video/jRwsXNE1R3s/видео.html
Don't worry about the complainers let them make their own video if they don't like it.Lets see how professional they are LOL.
Howdy Gary! Great saw! I have had one for years. That was needs to be used slow and easy. It will cut about anything. Always set blade depth to just clear carbide to thickness of metal you are cutting. Be safe and God bless you!!
Its possible that the pieces were shifting while you were trying to use the saw. That will instantly bind a saw of that style. Old carpentry trick is to clamp it or nail in the waste side to lock it together. Might work still if you clamp it tight so they cant vibrate and shift. That saw made a pretty nice cut.
One of my favorite tools right there. I wish I had one when I was cutting the ghia apart.
5:31seconds to finally cut something. 🤣😅🤦
Thanx
I love how you touch the blade with your finger on the trigger.
Those saws can cut thicker than that i rip through 3/8 plate all day long with mine
Was I the only one that noticed that he said that it was a Milwaukee then proceeded to say that he didn't know the brand
The dude is cutting 3/4" metal in shorts. How smart do you think he is?
KING TROLL your profile pic says the south will rise again. Are you really that smart?
Skip to 6:00 when the sawing starts.
I see you've got your metal cutting pants on this morning. Good job.
I use those saws exclusively for cutting off metal like that. Too bad HF doesn't carry theirs anymore. It was a great bargain. But you can find the identical version on eBay for pretty cheap.
Id always try to use some kinda straight edge/speed square clamped to piece your cutting with these kind of saws, no matter how smooth a free hand cutter one might be I think side to side movement is dulling out these blades to soon and coast to much to halfass it.
The machine was drawing some power because each time you started it up the lights dimmed. Seems 3/4 inch or 19mm is a bit thick for cutting and 1/2 inch or 13mm will be desired limit. Wow, that steel plate certainly it thick.
Good video. Side note the machine cut the thick plate although the machine may overheat on prolonged cutting and may have a safety cutout. Did you experience that or is that only the cordless have the safety cutout. Thanks for uploading. They cut accurate and beats using a friction blade or angle grinder.
it one ich thick you let the saw cut at it own pace nice and easy 2 minutes to cut 1" looks like a foot wide no mess, surprising part not hot, smooth
Hi can it cut 18 gauge stainless ?Thanks 🙏
Will this cut through oilfield pipe 2 3/8??
Noice. We have one as well, don't cheap out on the blades when you get one. We did and they suck. Worth the for the stock endurance blade. Also, clamping a straight edge helps a lot. One last thing. Avoid letting large parts fall as the cut finishes, because if they hit the blade on the way down they are liable to break a tooth or three. That's where how our first blade died. They'll still work with a broken tooth or two, but when you get a few in a row it just breaks the next, then the next and so on.
The struggle is real; only if you make it real!
How long is your extension cord?? because the saw would have a lot more power if you didn't have so much cord.. it probably not getting enough amps??
What is the best blades to use on these Saws . Mine seems to go through a lot blades
3 thousand years later....
Thanks for editing the sound of the saw I really appreciate it and any chance I can get some insider info on the portaband mod👍👍
I was waiting for a snake to come crawling out ;)
meach13 there are probably a few around the weeds are getting high
I think a work bench with a slot fo cut along so both pieces of metal lay flat and doont get chance to pincer the blade would help. I thing you have found the saws limits
so what r ur thoughts compared to a plasma cutter?
Pretty sure this video had deja vue!
bcbloc02 yea lol
I thought it was my internet connection.
Deja vue 2
i thought i was losing it for a moment when it happened lol
I have the rechargeable one of those saws.
You got all the good stuff
anyone have any experience with the blade life of these? maybe an average over a few blades for footage in 1/4 inch plate would give a general idea
Andrew Browner if your careful with the feed rate ive gotten hundreds of feet worth of cuts in every thing from 12 ga to 1/4 from a morse brand blade
Nice saw! I mean really! I bet if you clamp some angle down extending out to the end of the saw, you will have an easier cut with no bogging. I see your tip is 85 amps, is that the max of the machine too? You've probably said it at some point in all the vids, but I must have missed it.
Can you cut stainless steel?
You can cut thick metal but only one piece at time. Cuts 1 inch easy!
You walked out the door and I'm thinking you could cut the car. Then again that's not a good idea. I just got a metal cutting cold cut saw and Milwaukee recently brought out the cordless version of this saw. Anyway, back to the video.
The incompetence was staggering. Jesus Christ...
Not what that saw was intended for. The sparks are carbide get broken off the blade. If your cutting metal thicker than 1/4" make multiple passes. Liked the video though thanks.
Waaaaaaay too long of an extension cord for what you were doing. The voltage drop and amperage drop severely affected you saw and after a period of time will burn out your saw if you continue to use it with a normal extension cord. Very nice cutting job in spite of the limitations put on it. I suspect it would do both pieces if you had a proper electrical supply. I noticed your light flickering each time you turned the saw on...
What ever happened to that chucky2009 kid?
Um ? It's a milwaukee!? U just f n said it b4 u said u dont know what brand it is
Poor planning with disregard for safety, at least put some long pants on.
safety forgotten, worst technic ever ...
too far from the electric power , low amp and voltage drop no wonder you have troubles to cut that steel piece...
Wow waste of time
How sad that you couldn't edit out all the wasted time...or better yet, set your pride & ego aside and post a well prepared video.
Interesting
Useless, trade show hype. A total waste of time!