Cut Metal like Butter!! Amazing Saw
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2021
- If you want to cut Thru metal like butter, throw a Diablo cermet metal demon on a metal saw such as this Milwaukee saw made to specifically cut through metal. Wait for the end to see why this saw is amazing for this application. Did you know you could easily cut through 1/4” steel?
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That is really fast. Makes me appreciate how far battery opperated tools have improved.
Yes, I suppose so. Bought one those Milwauke bundles years ago. It had 3 batteries and
each shit the bed after the second charge. It was bye bye for me.
@@lukula2934 wtf where did you get the bundle from aliexpress lmao
@@DoctorHayduke What can I say? This was my experience. The bundle was purchased at HD... Maybe that was my mistake. But I've purchased other brands with no issues...
Makita, Dewalt, Ecco blowers and mower....even bought a Ryobi, (sort of as a throw away but its still going strong). ....No issues with batteries.
I've been framing a spa(strip mall 9 room kinda deal) for the past 2 days and still have 2 bars on my 4ah running ny 2745-20 nailer, and switching the battery to my 7 1/4 circ too!
Have they ever. My Dad has one of those Echo trimmers and I swear that thing is more powerful than my gas trimmer. It's also got a carbon fiber shaft which is pretty ridiculous. He's got the self-propelled mower too but I've never used it.
I am fully impressed! It’s just a complete ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 plan with the best resources and step by step instructions . These shed plans are so satisfying as if the sheds build themselves on their own. Worthy work Ryan!
That’s the Diablo blade for ya. Expensive, but they can cut through anything. Project Farm did a video on blades and the Diablo blades always came out on top. Ridiculous at how strong they are!
Diablo is king. Was very sad when My work stopped buying them and got Milwaukee blades instead. Not comparable at all.
Project farm channel is awesome
@@thomaspayne6866 👍
@@taylorjams4845 same here. They have Lenox blades and sometimes work gets Diablo and it's night and day difference.
@@thomaspayne6866 I was just about to write the same thing. 👍🇮🇪☘️
No sparks, clean cuts, great shaving collection, awesome speed, same awesome 18v platform. It’s a no brainier. This saw is top dog.
And you can already see the almost fully pre-cut marks on all of them
@@quaidiotv you must be on crack if you think scribe lines count as precut lines.
@@DonovanGoodwin crackheads everywhere these days
It is good for thick metal, but if it is too thin, it will bend it. Really nice blade and product still.
No sparks? Like you mean from the motor? Because I sure as hell see sparks from the cutting.
A carpenter brother has one of these saws and brought it into the site for a specific few cuts he didn’t want to do with an angle grinder. It was sooo beautiful. It’s pretty quiet too, considering. The saw spins at a lower rpm. The cuts are so smooth, you could rub those cut edges across your gooch. Lol
You just had to bring my taint into this didn't ya
Taint no way!..
@@josephrizzutto2224 can’t hurt to try? 🤷🏼♂️ lol
@@albertv6054 😊👍👍
Painful thought at the end there buddy….
I’ve found any saw works well as long as you use the correct (sharp) blade.
Dixie?
"Cut metal like butter!" Yeah, if butter was made of metal
The sonic avatar and the rhetorical sentence is making me laugh
Trust in Jesus Christ
@@romangudev8770 trust in Jesus Christ
@@juanit0tackit0tackito2 no, why would I do that?
Like a plastic butter knife though frozen butter
If you need an hardend and tempered circular saw blade for cutting your butter I would recommend to put it out of your refrigerator 5 min before using it.
Been running this saw cutting heavy Guage metal studs for almost a year. It is a game changer compared to my other metal saws!
What kind of diablo blade though🤔
I like the blade it comes with. Milwaukee does make a blade for thin metal. I think it 50 or so teeth. Diablo I think makes a thin metal blade as well. Cut on a table if you want the blades to last the longest. Whew you cut metal studs and let the off cuts fall it pinches the blades a knocks carbide off of the teeth.
@@nicholasm2254
Copy that sir👍 Thanks ole boy😎
You are welcome sir
@@nicholasm2254 cutting studs while turn/rotating them will cut them half the time way faster, though the cutting way can linger its lifespan
It's amazing how far cordless tools and saw blades just a couple years ago the fastest way to cut metal that thick in the field was an oxy acetylene torch
You mean in the 70s
@Camron Lummus cutting torches are a million times more versatile than plasma cutters and they do not require 240 volts of power which if you're building something good odds are there's not a reliable sort of power yet
@@conqwiztadore2213 even in the early 2000s they did not have batteries and tools like today
@@robertstetson4077 Torch can cut way thicker than this and is more sustainable. Saws are very limited, and blades have short lives.
@@thebabbler8867 will it cut through Bank of America’s ATM machines? Asking for a friend, not me
You say we won't believe how well the saw works but it clearly reads MILWAUKEE in the side. Those guys are so thorough with their designs and engineering that every aspect of every product they make is built with purpose. So when I put my hands on a piece of Milwaukee excellence I know I'm as capable and prepared as I could ever be to complete the task at hand.
Also a Diablo blade. Well worth the extra money.
Do you work for MILWAUKEE PR?
If not, why aren't you? You should.
Milwaukee is like many other big brands. Some tools are very good, some are ok, some are not great.
I've been using the same Milwaukee cordless drill for the past 10 years. Pretty heavy use too. Still going strong
@@gjolinares23True the thing they got going for them though is the constant new types of tools added to their line. They try to gear towards certain trades. To add to that I did buy a screwdriver that's for punching a hole in sheet metal. Don't think it's any better than a regular flathead. Lol
Diablo saw blades deserves the credit for this, not Milwaukee. The best thing about the saw is the chip collection, but that's about it.
I fail to see why you would say that. I've had one for about 10 months and it gets a lot of use. I haven't tried the Diablo blades but the Milwaukee blades are doing fine. One night in an urgent situation I had to cut 3" solid shaft in two places and did each cut in 3 passes without any problem. Another time I ripped 2' of 2" square solid down to 2" x 1 1/2" and it left it with as good as a milled finish. This week I have used it to cut around 26' of 3/8" plate and it is quicker than using a plasma especially since the only cleanup is putting a radius on the edges.
@@davidstephens1092 I should clarify, I am not saying this saw is not amazing. I do admire it's chip collection, as through my experience when cutting with my circular saw these chips are crazy hot. But I fail to see how in this particular situation (as demonstrated in the short) how it was the saw that was the reason for the easy cut. Diablo steel demons are AMAZING blades, and as he points out at the end, is exactly what he is using. I feel any current battery powered saw will do the same if using the appropriate blade. For instance in this video (m.ruclips.net/video/t_2NG2nZe0k/видео.html) where a Makita cuts 1/2" steel and when cross cutting the I-beam (3" at one point) while using a Diablo blade. That's "all" I was saying haha. Nothing against Milwaukee, just can't claim it's the reason.
@@AleXBC360 Milwaukee 100%. The blade itself won't do shit, it is the brushless motor, the power/torque, rpms and all those little details engineers went through that make this an amazing saw.
@@AleXBC360 Fair enough, I haven't had a chance to try, or for that matter, need to, try the Diablo blades. I got two extra special purpose Milwaukee blades ( fin material and alloy ) when I got the saw and they are all still working perfectly. Of course I don't need to say I don't let anyone else use it. My only gripe with it is the poor visibility, but I cut a length of alloy to match the blade edge to the side of the saw and I lay that on the cut line and then scribe a line for the edge of the saw.
honestly its both, the speed, torque and vibration dampening have to be ideal to cut rapidly with less wear on the blades. Im sure theres actually an ideal thickness and type of material vs speed of rotation vs forward force (weight on bit) which makes blades last longer. I work on drilling rigs and we use similar formulas to determine how to make bits last longer vs efficiency.
Whats so special about this saw other than the way that it collects the dust/shavings?? Im a DeWalt guy but i give ANY brand their props for a job well done on ANY of their new tools but in a situation such as this, props need not be given to the maker of the tool. ALL props go to who really deserve them...DIABLO for their AMAZING blade!!
I have a 5.25" M18 metal saw. I don't use it all the time, but I abuse it with really thick cuts. I've done 1/2 steel with it many times. Would only expect even better from a big saw.
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What would you recommend to cutt carbon steel hollow bar,, (not regularpipe) but the thick caliber one ??
Thanks.
I’ve been wanting a carbide miter saw. Much better than the abrasive wheel saws.
You won't be disappointed. Cut Much faster and no sparks.
They're a nice step up from abrasive but for the money I'd go entry level band saw if it's a shop application with the space and no need for portability
First "wait for the end" video that actually has something at the end. My faith is restored
Did you just waste those brackets?
Lmao these guys can afford it
@@danielb27 but the environment... lol
Looks like they were for the corner posts and door openings...
no
@@Bward216 have you been on a jobsite b4
A Diablo blade + a Milwaukee tool is a sure fire way to finish a cutting job quickly
Great Short Kyle, Yes that saw is awesome and worth every penny. I have one cordless model and two corded makes our job so much easier better faster. #Thanks Milwaukee.
That’s a Diablo blade. It’s doing all the real work. Even a cryobi would work with that blade.
Where can I buy it
What’s the name of this exact type of saw please
Milwaukee has really stepped up its game in the past decade and one important advancement was the battery cell and its energy density. They’ve been able to successfully take a couple of universal battery styles and create a wide range of tools that work well from them, which is where a lot of other manufacturers have failed.
Makita better catch up with an XGT option. Kudos to Milwaukee.
Fun fact I went to a film festival event at someone's mansion with a real life build in butler who redirect me to go to the back of the house and head to the basement.
It turned out the person who was holding this event was also is one of the CEOs from Milwaukee Electric Tools.
The thing I wasn't aware that this event was also a recruit gathering for a small budget movie.
To make a long story short and this is the part that everybody has a hard time believing.
Thanks to Ringo Starr from the Beatles our project was put on hold and die. 😬
@@AwesomeBlackDude meth is a helluva drug
@@walterbrunswick no meth is needed just an opportunity that came to me and a dozen more business people that were involved in a small budget project.
And what do I mean by other people, meaning professionals in their fields? As in model builders, as in animators, as in stop motion animators, as in sculpturing, musicians, pyrotechnician, carpenters, programmers, etc.
So to answer indirectly of your responses pls go somewhere else with that silliness. 🙄
@@AwesomeBlackDude still unsure of what your rambling has to do with the original post, about the Makita XGT line?
@@walterbrunswick Makita XGT very very strong ↪️ Only #Makita®✓ 💪
My 7 1/4 Milwaukee cordless circular will do the same thing with a steel demon blade. We use them everyday for cutting metal fence posts
Used this product for many years in the corded version and I must say it is very surprising how well this works in a fabrication setting and instalation setting...
Impressive and it catches all the metal shards from the cuts that is nice @RR Buildings
Love milwuakee fuel tools and diablo frued bits and blades, i use them for my jogsaw, miter, circular and router
Anything Milwaukee makes is the best!!
Not really. It’s not terrible though
@@thewizard7099 what’s your brand? I used DeWalt for years till I picked up my first Milwaukee.
Think I'll be purchasing all Milwaukee tools✌🏼😊👍🏼
No. Just put deoblo blades in the tools you have. Don't waste money on an overrated tool!
And you will be buying the same tool again in 6 months. Buy Makita .
@@stevenw595 Yes Only#Makita®👍 💪💪💪🤗
@@stevenw595 pfft! I’ve seen guys trash twice as many Makita’s than Milwaukee’s. I’m not saying they’re perfect, but they perform at a higher average.
@@coopertown7867 this can only be said by someone who doesn’t cut a lot of steel.
Holy crap it didn’t even occur that there were no chips or dust coming off. That’s pretty freakin sweet!!
Diablo blade is doing all the work.
Saw is taking all the glory.
I really wish they had tools like that when I was doing construction... Love watching then new tech tools.......
Yea should be called This dude has a good blade.
I knew it had to be a diablo blade. I used to frame houses. And they were the only blades I would buy. The best saw blades hands down
I love how everyone is crushing on the saw. this has nothing to do with the saw. it's the blade that makes this happen 🤦
Yes because all I need is the blade. I’m sure I can turn it with my hands fast enough to make a difference.
@@LimaHotel807 lmao
Ya but metal capture feature is good
That’s funny; the face palm suggests you think you’re intellectually superior, or everyone else is stupid. Unfortunately you’re incredibly naive.
The blade is key, but the saw is just as important for practicality and longevity. Metal saws run at a lower speeds, keeping blade temps down, and extending the life of the blade. The lower speed also means less heat in the material and the chips, hence no sparks, and less potential damage to any vulnerable surfaces/materials (think painted steel). Finally, the guard and capture system means vastly less cleanup, and much more comfortable cutting. Using a standard saw with a Diablo blade will, most certainly, end with getting battered with chips, if you’re trying to follow any line with accuracy.
@@Nathanation88 I literally use steel cutting blades with my cordless Makita saw. it has nothing to do with the saw, any saw can do this. all Milwaukee did was made a higher torque saw that is completely unnecessary; any regular saw will cut just as good, and just as fast. I'm not intellectually superior, I'm just more experienced I guess 🤔🤷🏼♂️
The more and more I like Milwaukee tools
It's not about the saw, it's the blade is what matters the most.
Just got mine yesterday and love it. Tools have come a long way in the last 10 years.
Do you move with twice the speed too now that you have it?
Its the double whammy. Milwaukee + Diablo
That saw is pretty freaking cool
Carpenters come back from lunch... "WTF, dude"
Milwakee power and Diablo sharpness = hell yeah!
I want to see somebody cut butter like metal
Dig the saw, I've used the metal cutting blade a lot on metal roofing with a normal circular saw👍
Its soo amazing it makes the operator speeds up too🤣
I was gonna say that and your the only other person to notice it, everybody else here is just praising the saw
@@nuttyengines4464 It was displayed in big letters X2. Everybody noticed.
@@nuttyengines4464 I guess you missed there was two purposes for the video. First, to show the cut at normal speed, then to skip to show the chip capture efficiency.
I don’t believe how well that saw works
Wow you can cut with a saw... Respect
I just cut a door through 1/4 thick steels with the steel demon blade, wish I had that saw as the hot shavings got everywhere and burned everything exposed.
I absolutely hate using these. But sometimes it's all your job will supply.
Wow! Before beer now a metal cutter.
Cuts steel like butter then promptly sends the blade flying at the nearest bystander...
Buying one of those bad boys.. Then going straight down to the ATM to get my money back 😉🥰
Ok, that pretty impressive, I want one
That's so cool the saw has a 2x speed setting
Yeah duh, that's obviously why it's so fast
Meh. Even my DeWalt drill has that.
@@danl.4743 I'm not quite sure if you're trolling but that is definitely not how that was meant.
The low rpm Milwaukee cold cut saw!💪
Love mine which will be 20 years old this year. You'll get cleaner cuts, better chip collection and longer blade life if you drop that blade all the way down.
Rub some BoeLube on that blade for an even better cut!
No safety glasses, no gloves. In shorts too. Smart choices all around.
Milwaukee used to make the toughest tools. Now they have two versions of tools. Some are cheap and some are decent.
Love the demonstration, and how it collects the metal dust, super handy, I wonder what the battery level was though, and how many cuts it can do on one charge?
Well i use their circular saw and it last way longer than you would think with just a 5 amp hour battery. Id expect this to be no different considering its essentially a blade change.
I'm not going to lie my dad and I almost framed an entire house with one 12 amp hour battery on our milwuakee circular saw. That metal cutting is significantly more stress than a 2x6 though.
@@justicependray9650 good info. Only thing with cutting metal is you can't go nearly as fast as wood.. The blade is much more of a limiting factor.. That bracket looks to be ~1/4" so significantly stronger than a 2x6 but if you tested stud for stud wood vs metal I bet battery life would be comparable because the material is so much thinner with metal and still have to watch travel speeds with carbide on the blades
I have all m18 stuff. I use tools daily and hardly charge the batteries, they are quite impressive. Had one blow up on me that was also impressive
@@07slowbalt it’s quite a bit more than just a blade change. People don’t buy the saw just for the chip collection.
Milwaukee is amazing tool!
Dang it, another cool tool I will only use a few times but will end up buying
Had a 240v makita we called the “wonder saw” because we were constantly wondering why we bought the piece of shit. 20 cuts and that blade will be rooted.
Am I wrong?
Just wondering..is it the saws fault the blades are shit?
@@hjvjccc Don’t know mate, arseholed it after a few months. They were Makita blades, cutting anything from trimdek cladding up to 5mm MS plate.
It worked a treat, just far too expensive to run. I can’t say anything about the Milwaukee because I haven’t used one.
I would approach it with caution. The Makita was Impressive, and great to use, as long as someone else is paying.
Diablo makes the best blades
That chip collector is the bees knees.
THIS TOOL IS SICK!
How good is the swarf collection?
Could you use it on steel roof penetrations without having to spend an hour cleaning up?
😊👍
That’s incredible!!
Dang that looks better than the angle grinder ive been using for 20years
Milwaukee tool with Diablo blades, doesn’t get any better
I bought an 120 volt model and liked it so much I bought the battery twin to it
Good work
Yeah, when your arms are like logs it's easy to push anything through anything. That guy could karate chop those beams in half.
Thats not really how a circular saw works. Pushing faster is actually a bad thing to a point. Feed fast enough to not take 5 minutes for the cut but not too fast to where you bind up the saw. This video is showcasing the collector for the metal shavings. Not the saw cutting thru those brackets. Thats been doable for a while now.
So on the first hand hunter is right, on the other though, those are pretty normal "no office job" arms so you're weak
Shorts, short sleeves, no gloves, and no eye protection (?)…that’s a lot of faith in a saw
Wow that’s pretty impressive
It's basically just a normal battery powered grinder with an expensive logo that uses a high quality cutting disc
Bro, there's a pre-cut line in the center of the metal.
Wow! You know what also cutes metal that fast? A grinder 😏
Awesome that it catches the metal filings. We use juat a regular 60v dewalt saw with a demo blade to cut alluminum tubes but the metal flies everywhere and is kinda dangerous lol I accidentally cut into a half inch I beam with it once and couldn't believe how easily it did it. Didn't even realise I was cutting into it. no resistance at all.
The swarf collection is a great idea, keeps the site clean and reduces fire risk.
That's it!!!...Take my change!!! 🤯
"You won't believe how fast this saw cuts" well it's a Milwaukee... Of course it crushes 😂
Says everyone…. Until they try every other power tool that is instantly better
@@swift2765 no
@@xPhantom_404x spoken like a true Milwaukee owner…
@@swift2765 I am mainly on Bosch platform, but much respect to Milwaukee, they are good
Ended up purchasing a 1/2" impact wrench kit...
Ah yes the good old Milwaukee brand proudly made in China, by those who were not smart enough to buy better brand true Makita made in Japan. Pay attention or pay cash!
I repaired Milwaukee Tools for a living.
The Best.
Nothing special here.
Cordless with a specialty blade.
Respect to the repairmen 👍
Hilti had there metal cordless skill saw out for about 7yrs now.
This is old news everybody’s just catching up with Hilti.
Hilti is where it’s at
wow I like that tool
These metal saws are amazing but damn are they loud!!!
I have the gen 1 corded model, looks identical and works great! Don't do enough to justify adding this one to my box but very very cool
Absolutely love mine.
Cold cut saws are the way to go now. Got me a chopsaw with a cold cut blade and what a difference!
Ok. The end was worth it.
Saws great but the blade makes the world of difference Diablo blades are pricey but worth it
You won’t believe how I don’t give a fuuck, how well that saw works.
I have Milwaukee cordless. Good brand, heavy duty.
Cuts like butter until it doesn't...
Nothing is as powerful as corded.
The Hilti one much faster and the same speed cutting 20mm plate
My Panasonic EY45A2 can do that just as fast. And it is smaller and lighter than that. 5 years ago...
They won't read this but, drop the blade down further, you need the blade as close to 90⁰ to the metal you're cutting as possible.
I bought one of these for my workplace. Really good saw. We have the corded one though for high volume
Bet that's nice
Now the chip bin was a selling point
I have used those mounting brackets for pole buildings many times they are quite thick. You made that look easy.
Love to see this try cut 113 flat bottom rail. Would make life much easier
If you add a Diablo blade it will work much better too 🙌
Milwaukee has Great tools 🧰