HIKOKI 185mm Cordless Saw - Tool Review
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Hey Guys, in this review I showcase the HIKOKI 185mm Cordless Saw with the 36V multi volt battery.
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I bought one tonight. Then I watched your video. A bit back to front. I can say that the dust extraction looks to be addressed. They have included a shorter guard lever to replace the existing. The dust port now is not a block. Looking forward to using tomorrow.
*Probably one of my most used **MyBest.Tools** cordless tools. Plenty of power when used with the 5.0Am Lithium Ion Batteries. Awesome cordless circular saw. Would highly recommend!*
I have this saw and in the box it came with a smaller lever/handle for the saw guard specifically for the dust collection port. Bit of a pain could have made it an offset handle but it does fix the problem.
Good review. I love seeing your different projects! No matter the tool
Thanks Shawn 👊
It’s supposed to come with a small replacement guard handle that’s shorter so you can have it go up and down all the way…
Nice break down on that cordless circular saw James!👍🏻 I’ve always got a few cordless saws on hand. So, it’s good to know how all of the brands preform. Thanks for the video! 😎
Thanks Paul!
I have the 165mm saw Love it so much power. Only down side is you don't get a guide rail or dust port with it had to purchase separately. Bit of a joke as they only cost me around £8 for both.
Thanks for your time, Good imfo, looks good..
Thanks for watching mate, take care.
Finally somone reviewing the multivolt saw. From what I've seen and heard it's not on par with the new breed of saws coming out. Flexvolt still king of the hill for me.
Metabo is the best by far. Take it from some1 whos had them all
@@cloud12274 so you are saying that Metabo/hikoki is better then DeWalt 54v
@@eugeneeugene8252 yes
@@cloud12274 thanks for your reply,I might get for hikoki
185mm or 165mm?
nice video. thanks
Long time between drinks mate. Strange that a big brand like Hitachi would just change the name for its power tool line like that. They have been around for quite a while with not bad market penetration. Brand recognition is everything. Must be some story behind it. Cheers
Hey Michael 👊 Yeah globally there has been some changes which are very interesting. Hitachi has been a great brand, so I'm confident the HIKOKI brand will be just as strong!
@@OurBuild Just looked it up. Hitachi Koki was acquired by US investment company KKR last year and changed name to Hikoki. im guessing as a condition of the sale. After selling Hitachi didn't want its name associated with brand anymore.
Michael Magill you will also realise hikoki and metabo amalgamated. Germany had a law metabo needed to have a foreign partnership or investment outside Germany. My wording is slightly different to what I have been told. So the reason hikoki ( hitachi) and metabo. Well hikoki bought metabo out. Metabo still have their own division. You will notice the metabo cordless planer and hikoki cordless planer are identical. Except for the colour.
Right hand blade, thank God.
Hi james, great review. Nice to see your back.
Thanks mate 👍
Our Build Hey mate it looks like you were struggling to see down the left hand side of the blade.
Just a question, did you use the A (1080w) or B (1440w) multivolt battery? It looked like it was the A as it said 2.5Ah. I'd really like to know how well it does with the big battery
Would it be of interest to know if the base plate is aluminum or steel?
The Claudos. The base plate is aluminium. I had a look at a few of these. Some of the machines the base plate has a slight inward curve. I seen one it was more flat. So I suggest getting a straight edge or steel ruler and some filler blades to check the tolerance. I believe a aluminium base plate should be more flat as possible. In saying that I'm not sure if that determines accuracy of cuts.
My thoughts are where the machines are manufactured also where the aluminium is processed.
Good watch mate. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers Josh, glad you enjoyed it!
good day sir!
Review 185mm but quotes from the net as 165mm @5:42 ? Worlds first variable diameter blade ?
What do you think is better this or the makita 36v ds710z thanks
Just my opinion, it looks cramped on the left hand side and you can't get a good view of the blade ,just like the Makita ,this is why I bought a Dewalt Flexvolt, it has a good view down left hand side .
You can if your left handed .. which is why I have it. But dong get why its designed for left handers 10% of the market ..like when inuse enright handed tool i csbt see blade
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No rafter hook? That’s dealbreaker for me.
Larry Maynor there’s one available as an accessory
@@metalgear880 been looking to find this - any idea of the model #? Not seeing it on the Metabo HPT accessories page
www.metabo-hpt.com/us/main-navigation/accessories?category=/accessories/attachments/circular-saw-attachments&title=Circular+Saw+Attachments
Can understand why they changed the name Hitachi had a shit reputation.