Flex 24v Rear Handle circular saw Review with stacked lithium | FX2141R | Circular saw ep.17
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2022
- We take a look at the 24v brushless rear handle circular saw form FLEX. Brand new to market, and released with stacked lithium batteries it should pack a punch.
Can it take the top seat and dethrone the DeWALT flexvolt rear handle saw? Let's find out.
Rip through miles of 2x4s with the FLEX 24V Brushless 7-1/4" Rear Handle Circular Saw. Both lightweight and durable, this precision cutting tool is a control freak, positioning the blade to the left of the motor and placing the handle at the rear to optimize line of sight. Built for advanced cutting performance and ultimate cutting capacity (up to 2-5/8"). Built-in LED light illuminates workpiece providing superior precision and accurate cuts. This saw's powerful motor is maximized by the FLEX Stacked Lithium Advantage: unmatched 24V battery power, runtime, and fast charging speed. Includes saw, one 24V battery and charger. Protected by the FLEX Founders Limited Lifetime Warranty when registered within 30 days of purchase at registermyFLEX.com through December 31, 2022.
Saw Blade: 7-1/4 in • 184 mm
No-Load Speed: 6,200 RPM
Bevel Capacity: 0-56°
Arbor: 5/8 in • 16 mm
Cut Capacity at 90°: 2-5/8 in • 66 mm
Cut Capacity at 45°: 1-7/8 in • 48 mm
Tool Weight (without battery): 10 lbs • 4.5 kg
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If you love tool reviews/tests and need to know anything about the tool in question, stop through here. This channel is so underrated and my favorite by far. Love to see the different batteries tested as to the performance aspect. Great guy, awesome channel, awesome testing and reviews. I can’t stand that lever on the bevel either man. It catches on the shoe every time. Refined power is a great explanation for this saw. I feel the same way. It’s way smoother than the Flexvolt but matched in power.
There is about 4 tool channels I watch and it seems like they are smaller but even if there is a bias towards a tool preference these guys keep it honest unlike Clinnt from the Tool Review Zone
@@rickyperkins232 hahahah
@@OUTILSCLIPSQC am I wrong?
@@rickyperkins232 nothing wrong just the truth make me laugh
That Flex seems like a monster, but the fact that you have basically all of the circs and reach for the HPT says a lot. Some really good deals for the HPT in a few places.
The saw, the power, SL battery and rapid charger can really make someone think. The corded sidewinder I have needs to retire and Flex is going places for sure. Another great review, thank you!
Flex is the way to go! Just picked mine up for 159.00 on deal
i like these revisits. it also gives a feeling of how these tools are holding up over time, the longer term usage. really great my friend 👍
oh... this is a brand new tool! it is nothing like their other existing circ saw. very interesting
If ya wanna know how they hold up just ask someone that uses them everyday at work… not learning much from people who putz around spinning the blade once or twice to make a video lol 😂 No disrespect @4thewin
Thank you for another great video! 👍❤️🙏
This kit is on sale for $250 through April 17th 2024 at lowe's
Got it yesterday. I was able to get the drill/impact combo for a ridiculous price due to a pricing error. So now I am literally STACKED. LoL.
It definitely feels nicer than its sidewinder counterpart. I remember I used to praise the flex side winder for its raw power, then rear handle came out and that thing just feels more refined. It's not as torquie or jerky as the sidewinder, but it definitely cuts like butter.
So, get the inline 6.5" for DIY and quick sheet cuts then the rear handle for everything else?
@@zorbaseatery4745 i own multiple saws from different brands. Still looking to buy another side winder saw (looking at the xgt). Blade left saws have their places in my tool box when I need them. I choose one over the other depending on the situation.
@@ProxyFinal Got it. The XGT rear handle I don't think is a true worm drive sidewinder (only the SKIL 40V is) more of a heloid gearing (I forget the term than Rob with Toolbox Buzz used).
But the torque transfer is supposedly great on the XGT rear handle due to the gearing.
@@zorbaseatery4745 all are sidewinder saws if it isn’t worm gear drive or skilsaw. When I say sidewinder, I usually refer to blade right saw, which it’s wrong lol because you also have blade left sidewinder. We just need to distinguish it as either top or rear handle I suppose.
@@ProxyFinal Would you use the Flex rear handle as a main saw, without another top handle?
Your videos are incredible, I'm about to buy 3 flex tools and I watch your videos to see if it's really worth changing my dewalt
that's some good stuff. still under rated channel. i wonder how much difference a 12ah stacked would make.
Mainly just a weight difference.
Yes beats the flex volt in many videos
How does this feel vs the dewalt 60v or Skil rear handle
Just ordered the special on Lowe's website $550 for the set
nice! Hope you like it!
i ll be getting the same set
I see in my former Lowes store , now it is a Rona CANADAIAN store it is offered Flex Rear handle @ $ 279. with charger and v10 aHr battery, killer of a deal ,$100 Canadian dollar is less than USD, so around $240US, dust port is a good benefit as I'm asthmatic, hook up a shop vac to it.
you can use your youtube video on my youtube channel?
Nice review,. But I prefer Dewalt
Dollar General will always be in business just for ppl like you!
Wow that was clever
I just don't get why sensorless is better LOL
So its a worm drive? 🤔 😮
No ,drive motor is in line with blade ,WORM drives (skilsaw ) and hypoid drive like Makita the motors are 90°to blade.
Edit, I'm Rt handed prefer to use left blade saws as I like to see line of cut, I hold timber with left hand and waste cut falls on the right, it is what you are comfortable and you think safer for you, been cutting and renovating for 30 + years, never have accidents.
The weight of that saw is nothing for me! I can handle it like a 12V DeWalt saw. I mean my good old Skilsaw corded worm drive saw (non magnesium) weighs at 14.8lbs and my Makita 5477NB Hypoid corded Saw weighs at 14.5Lbs so I'm really used to the heavy duty circular saw it's nothing to me as long as the saw have an overwhelming Power and Torque that cuts like a Laser Beam or cuts like a Plasma Cutter. Because in my line of Work as Framer/Carpenter and seasonal Marine Welder and Freelance Plumber Powerful tools is my top list. Not just Power and Torque but also Efficiency and Reliability.
Yeah most definitely. Power and reliability seem to be great so far.
No one should use gloves when using a circular saw or table saw. Gloves will pull your hand into a saw instead of a quick nick or cut . People have completely mangled the whole hand .
I notice that all the companies right now are using completely meaningless dramatic terms, like "maximum cutting capacity" or "50% longer battery life." I have to wonder if they advertise like this in England or Canada. It's very insulting to customers to use flashy, meaningless slogans that literally have no meaning. I hope that this era ends, and they start treating customers with more integrity; they need to stop with the slogans and start printing the actual specifications and engineering data on their product packages.
Couple things. I don't see any skill saw on your list. Also I always find myself skipping A LOT. Just way to long for me. It's longer than a television show and that's with commercials. Maybe cut the video in half? One video reviewing the toll and another of actual testing?