Hi Frank, hope your well, your quite a fan of the Stanley V20 range ,why not Stanley make some good tools. Over all you seem very impressed with this circular saw and for less than a £100 with all the accessories you have done well. Good demonstration and a honest review, as always a great video catch you soon Take care mate👍
😃 Hi Shaun, I'm well thanks, hope your having a good new year so far 😁. I guess it shows that I'm a big fan. I'm continually impressed by the V20 range, they suit my shop really well. Glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching mate, catch up with you soon 😁👍
😁 I must admit I am continually impressed. The best benefit is having them all on the same V20 battery platform. Think ill start saving up for the reciprocating saw next, my old workzone one is starting to get a bit long in the tooth. Thanks for watching Leo, stay safe mate 😁👍
🤔 Yep, looks like the money always seems to be going out of the workshop and not coming in 😆. But I guess thats how hobbies work 😆. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
@@frankslittleworkshop You're very welcome Frank!you're video of that saw was a great help!,the instructions are rubbish hard ti reas and follow,i fitted the blade no problem after watching your video!many thanks again Frank!🤝👍
Great video 💪 I bought this saw a few months ago. It's actually quite disappointing. It really struggles to get through material. Using a 4Ah battery, I tested it on a 20mm thick pine board, the saw stalled twice. I had to whip out my Bosch GKS190 to complete all the cuts
absolutely love mine. you can get adapters for all different battery brands. mine came with another 4amp battery with their promo. the nail gun has been a life changer
😃 I like the idea of a Stanley nail gun 🤔. I'm still using my Ferrex one which is actually really good. But I am really impressed with the V20 range, and having a common battery platform is great. Thanks for watching Jamie 😁👍
Great vid! What is the guide rail you were using? Can't seem to find a Stanley guide rail, do you need one for straight cuts or just something like what you were using?
@@Rubberfish55-p2s 😁 Hi Gareth. The guide rail i used was a Parkside one from Lidl, its a good clamp that I use for glue ups as well as a guide rail. You don't really need one for straight cuts but it makes life easier. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
@robertbryant9154 Hi Robert. I've just had a look and I don't think it is brushless 🤔. There is nothing in the paperwork or on the saw that would suggest it is. I'm sure if it was then it would be advertised. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching 😁 👍.
😁 Hi Iain, looks like I will need to build some more storage just for my V20 range. I was going to swop them all out for systainers but the Stanley boxes are really quite robust 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Can you check how well are the 0° and 45° cut line guides aligned with the blade? That would be quite a useful information along side any adjustments options a tool may have (like the correction for the 0°).
😁 Hi Carp, sorry for the delay with my reply. I have just posted a video specifically for you to hopefully answer your question. Please let me know if this is OK. Thanks very much for watching and for your question😁👍.
Hi Frank, chippy here in NZ, just bought the kit with Saw, 2 drills, carry bag. $ 360 NZD . thats 172 pound. Thats a friggen deal isnt it, interested to see how they hold up.
I've just bought one. Haven't used it as yet. Blade is a bit of a pig to get in. I'm disappointed with the blade guard, though! Considering it's the most critical safety feature, I'm surprised it's plastic. Placing the tool down im hoping it wont crack
Hi RM. I would give it a chance, and use it first. I defiantly agree that the blade is a bit fiddly to change, but i tried it three or four times on the trot and once you find out how to do it, it is quite simple. I guess the unit is made to a price point, and the plastic guard is cheaper to make. but it should serve its purpose. I guess if you are careless with it and frequently drop it to the floor when you are using it then it will brake. but i tend to be very careful with my tools (they last so much longer), so i dont think this will be a problem for me. Thanks for watching RM 😁👍
Stanley and dewalt are the same company just a shame the batteries aren’t interchangeable I have mainly dewalt cordless tools and have to say the 54v batteries are a game changer for high consumption tools not sure if they do that voltage battery for Stanley either way I’m sure will give you years of good service, another great video frank 👍
😃 Hi mate, hope your well 😁. Yep, lots of links between Stanley /Dewalt and also Black and decker (my old bandsaw was a Dewalt Black and Decker). I don't think Stanley do the higher Voltage at the moment, but I'm sure it will come. For the V20 tools I have the 18V is great but I do prefer the 4Ah batteries. Glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching and stay safe 😁👍
😁 Its a lovely thing. Its a lot lighter than the tracksaw so handy for ripping down big sheets. But the tracksaw is probably more accurate than free hand with the Stanley....🤔., unless I can make a track for it 🤔🤔🤔. Now there is an idea 😃. Thanks for watching Ben 😁👍
Nice review. I'm considering to buy this saw. Will it work with the older batteries. I have other powertool from Stanley. Fatmax but it's previous version, not V20, and I was wondering whether I can use the battery from that with the saw.
😁 Hi Lelek, I'm sorry but the old battery platform will NOT fit any of the V20 tools. I have two sets of the older drill and driver which have the previous battery and I have tried ☹. You can however get an adaptor so you can use the old batteries with the new tools... but not the other way around. I hope that info helps 😁. Thanks for watching Lelek 😁👍
Frank soldiers on even when injured! 😁 I doubt I would have noticed the wobble at that pivit point, so good on you for that one. No Fatmax power tools are available at any store near me.🤨 I saw on Instagram that you took a bite of the apple. Did you edit this video on the new machine? Closing in on 6K subs!👏 Take care.
😁 Hi Chris, hope you are well 😁. Yep, just have to keep powering through with bits of my thumb being held together with sticky tape 😆. I think Stanley Fatmax are more popular here, and in Australia than anywhere else (lucky for me). Yep this was really my first full video on the mac and I must admit I'm really impressed. Editing and rendering are so much quicker and I think the quality is also better, so I think it may be a good move to use the mac. 6k.... bring it on. Its been a long hard slog, but I'm getting there. Thanks for watching Chris, take care mate 😁👍
😁 I have never seen the craftsman tools here in the UK, but as far as I am aware, they are the same tools as Stanley fatmax. I think the batterys are also interchangeable. But as I say I have never seen them in the flesh 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
🤔 The same thing happened with the angle grinder. The price jumped quickly. But they do have some great special offers and discounts. So its worth checking regularly, its all in the timing 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
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Hi Frank, hope your well, your quite a fan of the Stanley V20 range ,why not Stanley make some good tools. Over all you seem very impressed with this circular saw and for less than a £100 with all the accessories you have done well. Good demonstration and a honest review, as always a great video catch you soon Take care mate👍
😃 Hi Shaun, I'm well thanks, hope your having a good new year so far 😁. I guess it shows that I'm a big fan. I'm continually impressed by the V20 range, they suit my shop really well. Glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching mate, catch up with you soon 😁👍
Certainly looks like a good piece of kit pal and the Stanley range look well made and great value 👍
😁 I must admit I am continually impressed. The best benefit is having them all on the same V20 battery platform. Think ill start saving up for the reciprocating saw next, my old workzone one is starting to get a bit long in the tooth. Thanks for watching Leo, stay safe mate 😁👍
Nooice!
Looks like Frank has been shopping again.
🤔 Yep, looks like the money always seems to be going out of the workshop and not coming in 😆. But I guess thats how hobbies work 😆. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
I baught one myself and didn't know how to fit the blade,so i watched your video!,got blade fitted!,your videos are great!,cheers and thanks🤝👍!
😁 Thanks Peter, much appreceated 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
@@frankslittleworkshop You're very welcome Frank!you're video of that saw was a great help!,the instructions are rubbish hard ti reas and follow,i fitted the blade no problem after watching your video!many thanks again Frank!🤝👍
@@peteroreilly9321 😁👍
Great review there Sir, thank you!
😁 Thank you very much Edmund. Hopefully you found it of some use 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
Great video 💪 I bought this saw a few months ago. It's actually quite disappointing. It really struggles to get through material. Using a 4Ah battery, I tested it on a 20mm thick pine board, the saw stalled twice. I had to whip out my Bosch GKS190 to complete all the cuts
absolutely love mine. you can get adapters for all different battery brands. mine came with another 4amp battery with their promo. the nail gun has been a life changer
😃 I like the idea of a Stanley nail gun 🤔. I'm still using my Ferrex one which is actually really good. But I am really impressed with the V20 range, and having a common battery platform is great. Thanks for watching Jamie 😁👍
Great video Frank, very informative, I'll be subscribing for more 👍
😃 Thanks Mickey. Much appreceated. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Great vid! What is the guide rail you were using? Can't seem to find a Stanley guide rail, do you need one for straight cuts or just something like what you were using?
@@Rubberfish55-p2s 😁 Hi Gareth. The guide rail i used was a Parkside one from Lidl, its a good clamp that I use for glue ups as well as a guide rail. You don't really need one for straight cuts but it makes life easier. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
great review as always, and i really did think your pic was sean connery at first it is a compliment
😆😆 Thanks Jim, I'll take that 😆😆. 🤔 Hmm... Stanley Fatmax tool reviews presented by Sean Connery... that could work 😆😆. Thanks for watching mate 😁👍
Is this saw Brushless? Most other tools in the range are but this one doesn’t say? Great video by the way 👊🏻
@robertbryant9154 Hi Robert. I've just had a look and I don't think it is brushless 🤔. There is nothing in the paperwork or on the saw that would suggest it is. I'm sure if it was then it would be advertised. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching 😁 👍.
Love to know where he will put his new bulky storage box in his workshop
😁 Hi Iain, looks like I will need to build some more storage just for my V20 range. I was going to swop them all out for systainers but the Stanley boxes are really quite robust 😁. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Can you check how well are the 0° and 45° cut line guides aligned with the blade? That would be quite a useful information along side any adjustments options a tool may have (like the correction for the 0°).
😁 Hi Carp, sorry for the delay with my reply. I have just posted a video specifically for you to hopefully answer your question. Please let me know if this is OK. Thanks very much for watching and for your question😁👍.
Hi Frank, chippy here in NZ, just bought the kit with Saw, 2 drills, carry bag. $ 360 NZD . thats 172 pound. Thats a friggen deal isnt it, interested to see how they hold up.
😃 That sounds like a bargain. I'm sure they will be great. I've never had any issues with mine 😃. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
How long does the battery last
I've just bought one. Haven't used it as yet. Blade is a bit of a pig to get in. I'm disappointed with the blade guard, though! Considering it's the most critical safety feature, I'm surprised it's plastic. Placing the tool down im hoping it wont crack
Hi RM. I would give it a chance, and use it first. I defiantly agree that the blade is a bit fiddly to change, but i tried it three or four times on the trot and once you find out how to do it, it is quite simple. I guess the unit is made to a price point, and the plastic guard is cheaper to make. but it should serve its purpose. I guess if you are careless with it and frequently drop it to the floor when you are using it then it will brake. but i tend to be very careful with my tools (they last so much longer), so i dont think this will be a problem for me. Thanks for watching RM 😁👍
Stanley and dewalt are the same company just a shame the batteries aren’t interchangeable I have mainly dewalt cordless tools and have to say the 54v batteries are a game changer for high consumption tools not sure if they do that voltage battery for Stanley either way I’m sure will give you years of good service, another great video frank 👍
😃 Hi mate, hope your well 😁. Yep, lots of links between Stanley /Dewalt and also Black and decker (my old bandsaw was a Dewalt Black and Decker). I don't think Stanley do the higher Voltage at the moment, but I'm sure it will come. For the V20 tools I have the 18V is great but I do prefer the 4Ah batteries. Glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching and stay safe 😁👍
Nice addition to the workshop Frank. Will this be taking over from the tracksaw? It looks a lot easier to handle across sheet goods.
😁 Its a lovely thing. Its a lot lighter than the tracksaw so handy for ripping down big sheets. But the tracksaw is probably more accurate than free hand with the Stanley....🤔., unless I can make a track for it 🤔🤔🤔. Now there is an idea 😃. Thanks for watching Ben 😁👍
Nice review. I'm considering to buy this saw. Will it work with the older batteries. I have other powertool from Stanley. Fatmax but it's previous version, not V20, and I was wondering whether I can use the battery from that with the saw.
😁 Hi Lelek, I'm sorry but the old battery platform will NOT fit any of the V20 tools. I have two sets of the older drill and driver which have the previous battery and I have tried ☹. You can however get an adaptor so you can use the old batteries with the new tools... but not the other way around. I hope that info helps 😁. Thanks for watching Lelek 😁👍
thank you for clarification 🙂👍🏻
Frank soldiers on even when injured! 😁 I doubt I would have noticed the wobble at that pivit point, so good on you for that one. No Fatmax power tools are available at any store near me.🤨 I saw on Instagram that you took a bite of the apple. Did you edit this video on the new machine? Closing in on 6K subs!👏 Take care.
😁 Hi Chris, hope you are well 😁. Yep, just have to keep powering through with bits of my thumb being held together with sticky tape 😆. I think Stanley Fatmax are more popular here, and in Australia than anywhere else (lucky for me). Yep this was really my first full video on the mac and I must admit I'm really impressed. Editing and rendering are so much quicker and I think the quality is also better, so I think it may be a good move to use the mac. 6k.... bring it on. Its been a long hard slog, but I'm getting there. Thanks for watching Chris, take care mate 😁👍
Craftsman have the same features and looks like Stanley cordless tools
😁 I have never seen the craftsman tools here in the UK, but as far as I am aware, they are the same tools as Stanley fatmax. I think the batterys are also interchangeable. But as I say I have never seen them in the flesh 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍
@@frankslittleworkshop No problem 😊👍
So 4 months later is 130. Wow, they are fast with the price 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤔 The same thing happened with the angle grinder. The price jumped quickly. But they do have some great special offers and discounts. So its worth checking regularly, its all in the timing 😁. Thanks for watching 😁 👍