Best "Demolition" Circular Saw Blade? Milwaukee, Diablo, DeWalt, Hercules, Evolution, Bosch, Amana
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2021
- Saw blades tested: Milwaukee, Diablo, Dewalt, Spyder, Bosch Edge, Evolution, Amana Tool, Bigblue, Masterforce and Hercules. Blades tested for cutting speed through clean wood, nail embedded wood, durability cutting through shingles and screws. I purchased all of the circular saw blades and supplies used to test the blades. So, thank you for supporting the channel!
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There are so many channels giving opinions, and running "tests" that are very subjective. You take such effort to be as unbiased and as blind in your testing as possible, and I speak for everyone when we say we appreciate it. You have helped inform so many of my tool purchasing decisions.
in a world full of lies it is refreshing to have honest unbiased information.
Agreed. Plenty of tests and claims are made on tools every day, but the only test results I care about always come after "were gonna test that" right here on project farm.
Thanks so much!
I double check PF when ever I need to buy something like blades and other things. This way I get the best bang for my buck. It really helped me when I need to cut a huge steel boxed tube beam.
YES
Project Farm is the Woodshop Teacher everyone wishes they had in high school.
Thank you very much!
If we were only so lucky...
@@UserUser-zc6fx STOP SCREWING AROUND!!
And he still has all his fingers
Wish I had woodshop at all 😔
It would be cool to see a video of all of the catastrophic tool failures you've experienced on the channel
Diablo has always been my go-to blade for framing and formwork. When you're reusing old form ply, you always get a little bit of concrete impregnated in the wood and that wears out blades really fast. I've found that the expensive hilti blades don't last as long as a diablo.
Your method was solid, but my biggest critique was that you were using all these blades for a rip cut application. Rip cuts always skew performance tests towards blades with more teeth because each tip has to do less work individually, which means a lot less friction and heat buildup over time compared to real demolition blades. The wider teeth on demo blades are meant to tear across the grain and splinter the wood apart, which doesn't happen when you follow the grain. And the main use for a demolition blade would be just that, cross cutting dimension lumber to knock old structures apart.
Thanks for the feedback.
I am the same . Over the test of time diablo seem to last the longest in all round performance .
@@michaellebreton4294 Well except now you can step up to the Hercules.
You have it backwards sir. "rip blades" always have less teeth not more. "Rip blades have a smaller number of teeth and larger gullets, which means there's more room to remove the shavings and dust. These blades are designed to cut along the grain of the material on the table, but although they cut faster, the resulting cuts are rougher" Pretty much everything you said is wrong.
@@MrWizards1974 With all due respect, the point went over your head.
I'm not comparing rip saw blades to crosscut saw blades on a rip cut application. I'm comparing *crosscut blades* to *other crosscut blades* in a rip cut application. There's a world of difference between the two and it has nothing to do with anything you just said, at all.
If the deciding factors for rip efficiency for crosscut blades were primarily based on gullet size and fewer teeth, you'd expect the saw blades with the largest gullets and fewest teeth to win this competition. Real world tests and real construction experience show that the reverse is true for *crosscut blades*, and that is because the most important aspect of rip cutting for a crosscut blade is the tooth alignment, NOT the gullet size or lower tooth count.
Dedicated crosscut blades have an alternating tooth angle from left to right, which acts more like a knife to alternately slice multiple scores across the grain. This is great for tearing the grain, but not for cutting along the grain direction.
1 out of every 3 teeth on a combination blade (edit: sometimes 1 in 2, depending on the blade) has a chisel tooth that is square to the cut direction, and it is this tooth that makes the combination blade more effective on a rip cut over a pure crosscut blade.
The more chisel tip teeth the combination blade has, the better it will be in rip cut applications.
This is why all the 24 tooth combination blades performed nearly identically well, while the 14 tooth blades performed consistently poorly, and the 5 tooth demo blade performed consistently horribly. When you're using a crosscut blade on a rip application, the biggest deciding factor is the number of chisel teeth and this is why I pointed out to Project Farm that it would be better to do these tests in a crosscut setting, otherwise it makes the results of the demo blades artificially worse.
I'm more impressed how accurate you cut the shingles.
With a left handed Skill saw! The man could be a surgeon with a right handed worm drive DeWalt.
Thanks for sharing.
I think he may be an android!
😜
@@justanotherbum007
Deckard!
@@WontSeeReplies that’s a right handed saw brother. The blade is designed to be on the opposite side of your body. I know it’s weird.
Laundry detergent test would be cool. The name brand stuff is like 2x the cost of the store brand.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Excellent idea. I've heard many ideas suggested from following this channel, yours is thinking outside the box. I wouldn't think of laundry detergent as something that would fit the scope of this channel, but we all get our clothes dirty don't we? Plus if you research "best laundry detergent" it seems like all reviews point to tide, but the reviews I've seen make me suspicious of bias. Great idea, thumbs up. 👍
@@artvandelay1099 Thanks, Art
gosh that's a great idea
@@artvandelay1099 exactly..... what detergent actually removes the most oil/ grease/ grit from a working man's clothes.....I think it is a worthy test in this channel.
All the blades after the shingles test... "whew, we made it"
Sees deck screws
"Aww, F****!"
They don't make them like they used to. Did anyone else cut bricks with a framing blade? I had one that lasted through multiple steel pieces, as well as cutting tiles and bricks. Cuts much cleaner than grinding wheels.
@@hammyboigaming904 Very interesting. Thank you, Hammyboi Gaming :)
@@hammyboigaming904
That sounds like one of those things the old stuff could do, precisely because things were crappier back then. Lol
Seriously, technology in everything was less. So things were more overbuilt to compensate. They were also usually a LOT more expensive once you factor in inflation.
Mindblowing how much work you put into this. Thanks a lot for that, your efforts are greatly appreciated!
Thanks so much!
@@ProjectFarmagreed!
"The least expensive brand we will be testing is this Milwaukee brand."
Words never heard until now.
Thanks for watching!
It will be the last, the price will go up once Milwaukee hears how their blade did on the test. They may even place some kind of verbiage saying "PF recommended".
@@JT-lq4yd that's no joke man. I've seen products he tested that were reasonably priced then I go to the store a week later n the price is up between 10% to 20% from when he tested them
Also considering it wasn't even rated for demolition.
Well, it's a framing vs demo branded blade. I'm sure a Milwaukee demo blade wouldn't be cheap. But considering performance, Milwaukee has most definitely been outperforming everyone. The cost of a Ryobi with the power and reliability of a Hilti. I'm glad at least one company still has some honesty these days.
I trust your reviews more than consumer reports! Thank you for your integrity!
Thank you very much! Zero corporate sponsors. It's all about honest and accurate test results!! Thanks again!
Seriously, that is True. Please don't say that "C" word here again, though. :)
Hell yeah!
@@ProjectFarm We have a label in France for people or associations "recognized as being of public utility" , you clearly deserved it.
Ah yes, integrity… the builder of empires, and the lack of which brings them down. I was thinking to myself why was I watching the end of this after the tests were all done, and I was just looking at him, gazing at someone with integrity. Leave it to a farmer to teach us about more than just tools and other products.
Awesome! I would so LOVE to see something like this on table saw blades because the difference in the budget and "pro" blades is astronomical.
I have diablo blades on my skillsaw table saw and compound miter saw I love all three
I've been using Diablo blades for a while now, glad to see you had good results with yours because I love mine. It's also interesting to see that Harbor Freight has really stepped up their game when it comes to saw blades, drill bits and stuff like that which used to be pure garbage (HF always had some good stuff but their old blades and bits were trash). Seems like HF Hercules and Bauer brands make some pretty good stuff especially for the price.
Thanks for the feedback.
Yes I do a fair share of construction and over the years have noticed the general reliability of diablo blades especially for demo.
I too have been using Diablo blades since my first saw (a Ryobi cordless reciprocating), and I've always been pleased with their performance, so glad to see that they performed well. Mostly I use saws for demolition while someone else does the cutting for construction.
While I think I'd always fall back on Diablo, I'd be interested in trying the Evolution or the Hercules.
I'm also finding it impressive how the HF gear is improving. I thought they would forever be known as throwaway junk.
Just as I figured, I use Diablo blades, Hercules blades, and Bauer blades more than any other brands... and I pretty much get the same results as you got here, they last a long time and do a great job.
That lumber was more expensive than all the blades combined.
wdym? how?
@@johnstaker6706 lumber prices have skyrocketed
@@johnstaker6706 Last week I bought four 4x4x8 pressure treated and four 2x4x8 pressure treated for my grapevine trellis. Those 8 boards were a tad over $100. Wood prices have gone through the roof.
@@johnstaker6706 lumber is about 5x as expensive as last year.
"The least expensive we will be testing is milwaukee" said no one ever. haha wait a minuet what?!
Weird that none of the score charts had the Milwaukee price on them. Had to go back to the start to see that it was only $8
@@DiscoFang yeah i thought the same
@@DiscoFang I think it is because the Milwaukee blade wasn't a demolition blade that was being tested _per se,_ it was just the benchmark against which the demo blades were being measured. :-/
That one caught me by surprise.
Milwaukee is super cheap what?
Holy Blade Changes!!! I so appreciate the grueling hours you spend on these videos. Keep up the awesome work.
I'll be honest, most of the products tested on project farm I can't buy unless I ship online and get them shipped, but it's great to have a general idea of what to expect from these types of blades!
Very useful, thank you!
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels.
Thank you very much!
Oh boy, you have a lot to catch up on. Just wait til you see all of the older engine tests and oil substitutes.
Big blue looks terrifying . I'll always stick with Diablo because it has consistently performed best for me .
Thanks for the feedback.
it also seemed like a poor finish to the cut compared to the rest
Big Blue looked and performed like a weed wacker blade.
terrifying & terrible also !
Can you imagine hanging onto a saw with that blade in it.. no thanks!
The vibration would be ridiculous
Yeah…. I just don’t understand that design. I mean if we were going for looks, ok that’s kinda cool. This blade looks like a concept artist who has no idea of how tools work designed a tool for Japanese anime
Its really rare to see a youtube channel that delivers in both quality and quantity, and you definitely are one of those channels. Love the videos.
Thanks!
everybody gangsta until the skillsaw starts moving on its own
lol. Great point!
"honey, this machine just called me an asshole!"
@@jsteel89 Excellent reference!
He is the BEST tester on RUclips, HANDS down. No one even comes close
Thanks for the nice comment!
straight to the point with no minimal BS too
Concord carpenter
R.I.P. the project farm’s accountant after finding out he used his entire yearly budget on the lumber for this video
Thank you!
😂 I thought the same thing, I wondered too what he spent on lumber 👍
I thought the same thing, the 2x4 was more than some of blades
You mean his wife? Haha
haha funny, I was just gonna mention something about this being the most expensive project yet!
Whooa, man I love your videos, Meticulous with in-depth tests rich in details and above all assessing the maximum possible capacity and performance of each of them.
I'm hoping one day you can test all brands miter saw, that also would be valuable!
Ive watched many of your videos and you do a great job! Have told many other people about your channel because youre non biased and that can make a huge difference to regular people that arent sponsored by a company. Also really like to see brands such as masterforce because i am mid west michigan local and menards is often my go-to for materials since theyre more local
I've ran a skill saw daily for the last 20 years. I've tried every brand lots of times. Diablo has always been my favorite for speed and longevity. INTERESTING results. Thank you, PF.
Diablo is what we use in our metal cutting circular saw. Milwaukee does ok to
Diablo is very good for the price. Been doing woodwork for 40 years.
Thank you for the feedback!
And it's not made in China. Clear winner.
Really depends on what you're cutting. I've had a 12" Dewalt framing saw in my miter saw that I use to cut applewood, oak, cherry and maple for the smoker. Been there about 9 years 🤣. Conversely if I'm just doing rough cuts in soft pine, I use some really cheap steel blades (no carbide). I can always touch up a tooth or two or throw it out cause a pack of 5 is like $8.
You should record your thought and physical process of building your test jigs...perhaps on a second channel for additional content.
Great recommendation!!
@@ProjectFarm Project Farm Barn channel! :)
@@ProjectFarm The Project Farm test rig test, which one needs the least modification to improve the testing process.
@@jackpics Great name choice! Project Farm Barn or Project Barn. Could show clips of building test jigs, ideas, updates on the shop/around the farm, and maybe even a few small vlogs. Maybe more of a raw channel with less editing, just get out the camera and show everyone what's going on around the PF shop.
@@ixionn563 I have seen comments or mentions that some of these testings have lots of fails when building rigs and devising ways to test them. Another channel to show some videos of those would be super awesome.
Love your testing. Very "Real world" situations. I can agree with your findings on some of the blades. I dont use all those brands but as a fan of most DeWalt things, their saw blades peeve me off with over heating when dull. Mine curves on long ply cuts. I use Diablo mostly. Ill keep my eye out for those Evolution and Hurcules now though. Thank you so much
You are welcome!
Man, the quality and time that goes into making amazing consistent, non biased test jigs just blows my mind, amazing content as always!!!👍👍
Thanks!
Todd's over here explaining his saw testing jig, and I'm thinking: "This man's input should be utilized to redesign the government..."
Thank you!!
government wont allow for that level of precision. Except on bombs and other armaments, those are ok lol.
The best way to clean the swamp ? Let's find out....For today's benchmark we will be using the same lobbyists for.....
@@1STGeneral 🤣 Non-destructive tests I presume? How dull. I want him to test clay-pigeon launchers and shotgun ammo utilizing politicians in place of the pigeons.
Sometimes frugality is difficult to understand. It shouldn't be. It simply means doing more with less. The jig is well made and nothing more, using off the shelf components that cost little. The application and transfer of knowledge was enormous. That's like a frugal award.
The good products really need to start having a “project farm recommended” sticker...
Facts
No joke, he should be getting paid to test these.
@@opita no the hell he shouldnt. atleast not by any of the companies he tests. he does get paid through his patreon tho thats more funding than payment.
right now i can barely trust him to not let personal bias from past experience or general reputation of any brands interfere with the tests.
you throw in finanacial compensation from the brands into the mix and his credibility is fucking gone
Thanks for the nice comment!
@@opita companies want to control everything even independent testers. That’s a big part of my respect for this channel. He is definitely not a sell out!
I’ve been using Diablo blades forever and really like them, now I know there’s two other brands I can use as well. Thanks for the testing!
You are welcome!
My exact thought
I have watched many of your videos. I have never been disappointed. You are very methodical. Every test you preform is very well thought out and you probably do a better job then the manufacturer when preforming tests. I just wanted to say thank you! Your work, creativity & craftsmanship is top notch. Have a good holiday season.
Thanks so much!
The finest testing jigs and testing videos on YT! Thanks for another great testing video!
Maybe not *the* finest. But very consistent and solid setups for cheap.
Appreciate this!
it would be great to have a flag by each brand in the graphs to know what country made them throughout the test
@@ObservationofLimits fair point. But without spending hundreds, if not thousands, on calibrated testing platforms. Certainly creates a very fair margin of error.
@@ProjectFarm I was about to start writing about a performance loss graph when the last one was shown.
That's great work because what it tells is which blades can handle abuse and which ones can't.
What I really like about your channel is that you demonstrate the concept of "value for money" and so few reviewers actually do that.
I feel like Big Blue has proven again the whole theory of not reinventing the wheel. Saws have many teeth for a reason, lessening the amount sure doesn't help.
Thanks for the feedback.
As a wood machinist It looks terrifying tbh
What's surprising is how it passed their R & D testing stage... or did they just skip the real-world testing and believed some computer model?
Up to a degree it helps reducing Heat build up. dir rough Cuts in lumber lesser teeths do help. 5 are just way too few
In demo work where blades are going to dull no matter what you do fewer teeth will often allow the blade to have some bite where blades with high teeth counts just start gliding. The saw used also lacked the torque for the blade. I still feel the results are valid for the general user though as most people aren't going to buy an expensive high torque saw for DIY stuff. If I'm not mistaken the saw used in testing is about a $50 saw. At the end of the day Big Blue will still be cutting, ah bashing actually, through boards when most of the other blades just try to start a fire not going anywhere.
Thanks so much for your thorough testing, I appreciate all the hard work that you put into it, and you keep it lively! Love it!
Thanks and you are welcome!
I love your no bullshit approach in every single video. You get straight to the point, there is no talking head time, and your commentary is relevant. Keep making great tests and I will keep watching all of them. Thank you.
You are welcome, will do!
"I really like it when the most affordable products turn out being the best!" Well said Todd! Really appreciated this video as I always wonder if it's really worth spending more money on those blades. Great work as usual!
Thanks!
@@ProjectFarm the best part is that the best and affordable product is NOT made in china
grip right makes a good blade and can be found for a good price. I seen one cut through 4 inchs of 12-14 ga steel like it was wood and not slow down or get damaged. and they are made in America.
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@@getonthecrossanddontlookba5004 WHAAAAT?
I love your testing jig setup in this video. Great setup for accurate comparisons. Thanks so much as always and happy to see the cheaper blades won out on this one.
Thank you!
yes I need to make this jig for myself as well. I think there's some drawer slides in the garage....
Same. My father has been using a cheap blade and has been able to cut multiple pieces of steel and concrete with it and it cuts faster than most of our cutting wheels.
Actually they were 2 different blades. It was the exact Diablo blade and a 60 tooth Milwaukee blade
@@ProjectFarm hey good morning sir, only that I broke both of them this morning while getting ready for work. Boot laces, can you test work boot laces?
Just love the attention to detail in these videos. Subscribed!
Thanks! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
I really appreciate all of your tests!
I always check your channel before buying tools.
Thank you!
Video Idea: Camping Coolers. The prices range from $20 to $1000. Would love to see a Project Farm style showdown.
Thanks for the video idea.
That will be costly.. Those Roto-molded coolers cost a small fortune. Some are worth it, others definitely advertising hype and excessive marketing to well-heeled hippies. Some of those Roto coolers also weigh a lot.. then you add Ice and food/ beer/ assorted contents... I was going to get a big 150 liter one for fishing, to hold the trout/salmon we catch, but the blasted thing was 89 lbs EMPTY. Add ice and a few 20+ lb salmon or 4 or 5 big lakers, and you'll need a team, or a crane to offload it. ( It was ~$800 (Cdn) on Amazon.
I'd love to see how PF comes up with a jig to figure out how easy it is to drag them through beach sand when the wheels inevitably fail to do anything.
Nice test jig. Good presentation of info as always
Thanks!
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love the ingenuity of the jig, personally I would like to see them build a lumber mill saw system for turning waste trees on land into usable wood for building, especially considering what has been happening to wood prices LOL.
I don't imagine I'll ever use even a fraction of the information presented in these videos but I appreciate the structure, clarity and conciseness so much compared to other long winded click-baity videos that I'll watch every one no matter the subject!
@@deadzio He must be rich to afford 2x4's hahaha
I get excited when project farm confirms my favorites! good job, and thanks 😎
Thanks for sharing!
Best channel on RUclips! If you’re into tools or DIY, Project Farm is a must watch!
Thanks so much!
I couldn't find a way to message you with requests, so I made a few via the comments on your videos. You actually took time to reply and thank me. Who does that in this day and age. You're a great guy , very impressive. I just joined Patreon to support you.Thanks
I appreciate that so much!
Best RUclips content creator?
If a product would have a logo that said “Recommended by Project Farm” I would by it no questions asked.
Thanks for the nice comment!
Man that would be fantastic!
Would definitely buy that product. That's an advertisement claim I can trust!
Buy*
Bye
Heck yeah!
Thank you for the information on blades. I use the Diablo constantly but I am going to try the evolution now, thank you very much!
You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback.
Love these videos! They really help me with my purchases
Awesome! Thank you!
Really liked the inclusion of % increase metrics, I feel like these wear tests results really benefit from those numbers to when accompanied with the 'as new' figures
Thanks!
That's the stat I was most interested in!
Love the true test u do thanks.
As always, an excellent test. And also as always, a lot of work went into it. Thanks, I really enjoyed it.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Future video idea: Allen wrenches! I'm curious about the benefits of individual wrench kits vs those flip out- pocket kits. Also I've had issues with some slipping out of the hex easier than others. Keep up the great work, love the channel!
actually a fantastic idea
I never gave the quality of Allens any thought until I finally used a decent set and was stunned by the difference it makes. Would be nice to see Bondhaus vs. hardware store generics.
Thanks for the video idea.
Actually had the tip break off in a bolt.
You don't consider performance important until something like that happens.
@@ProjectFarm please test screwdrivers
Do you ever get tired of hearing how great your videos are? They are almost always fantastic!
Thanks so much!
Great tests to truly display the strength and quality. I consult your videos before I buy tools. Thanks for your work!
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks again for another great video. I normally buy Diablo in part because of convenience (sold at Home Depot) and the fact that they are a excellent blade. I have yet to buy a bad blade and most of the time you can get a two for one deal or some kind of special buy.
The Hercules, Master Force, and Spyder all look suspiciously identical.
Thanks for the feedback.
i cant think of an example but i know a few things that look similar are actually made in the same factory just branded differently. Perhaps Hercules just got the better metal
i was betting on masterforce the whole time. maybe my obsession with star wars...
@@Selendryle Agreed. And it could just be the luck of the draw as to which blade brand was made with which material - the strength and durability of metal can vary a lot with a small change in alloy percentages.
The blades are often made in same factory... the quality varies in the carbide, and how the carbide is adhered to the saw.
"What are you talking about, Doc? All the best stuff is made in Japan." -Marty McFly
Love your videos. Always informative and very professional, with no loud stupid music!
Project Farm is the only person who actually has accurate tests.
Thanks!
I would watch an hour long blooper reel of him just getting frustrated, cursing, and talking to himself like “now how the he** am I supposed to test that?!” And similar 😂😂. Because this guy is cool as a cucumber we need to see behind the curtains! I’m kind of surprised he hasn’t been brought into or offered his own show on tv or featured on something. If this guy did a cameo on a tv show or movie that would be epic because right away millions of people would recognize him and be blown away! Thanks for all the content
Agreed, I also imagine him talking to himself about how to edit a 14 second blade compared to a 2-3 second fan
Couldn’t have been a more relevant video for someone like me. I’m a contractor (carpenter by trade). You just definitively answered questions I’ve had on my jobs for years
Nikaluss just out of curiosity, what conclusion did you come to after what you heard/saw? What blade will you now purchase?
Great to hear!
@@DanKoning777 I’m going to stick with Diablo. The other blades are great but I don’t do demolition, I sub demo out so the cut time is the most important part for me. Yes, there are faster blades but I think Diablo is the best that I can readily get in my town (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)... that and I buy them bulk and have about 50 new blades in storage😂
@@nikaluss5946 // Agreed; and to be honest [overall, at least for me], the Diablo is my go-to in most cases. Btw, Todd is great at informing/giving knew information, but he's also just as good at affirming what ppl thought to be true as well. God bless.
I can’t understand the application of “big blue”.... just why?
Thanks for the video, Project Farm!
You are welcome!
This is amazing, thank you for the tests & the charts.
You are welcome!
Make sure you donate to his patreon page, because I heard he went in a lot of debt to afford the wood for the video.
almost funny... if it were not so true these days. soon will be food and a lot of other necessities though.
@@punjivr people have no idea. the news blaming "panic buying" is just a temporary cover story to explain things away. there are massive crop failures all across the earth, amoung many other food supply problems. and that's just one problem out of many events taking place. soon they wont be able, or no longer need, to cover it up. and the public will no longer be able to ignore.
@@Yhrim70 let me guess: You, or someone you follow, knows a solution?
@@lanog40 a solution? Yeah, first and foremost a person needs to get right with the Heavenly Father Yahuah. Second, they can get prepared physically the best they able in what little time there is left to do so.
But people should have been ready and prepared long ago...
@@Yhrim70 no shortage here in europe
i guess god hates america
I think the test jigs in all the different videos are the most under-appreciated part of these awesome tool reviews. Great job.
Thanks!
Every time I think I don't have time for 20 minute video and I'll just skip to the end I find myself mesmerized and watching the whole video. Great job and absolutely love it too when the cheap brand outperforms the expensive ones.
Thanks for the feedback.
Great job, I always look for your opinion when looking for anything keep it up 👍
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
This was one of your most thorough and progressive testing courses yet. Well done! One thing I've learned from project farm is when Diablo is on the roster, every other brand better bring their A game!
Thanks!
Made in Italy and not China is also a bonus. Not as good as America but we'll take it
@@danb9312 turns out italy is actually much better than america
Diablo on the crew only
@@danb9312 sometimes true, but not a blanket statement
The blades were the cheapest part of this video. That was about $2.5 million in 2x4s
Lol!!! Unfortunately that’s true. Gold is going to be cheaper than lumber at the rate it’s going.
my buddy sent me a picture of the 2x4s he bought at home depot the other day. it was like a dozen.....he spent like $1000 there that day.
Ain’t that the truth!! 👍👍
@@MrSGL21
Must have snuck a couple out!!
Yeah no joke I went to build some shelving in my garage and I'm like
Why are these 20$
They used to be like 2$
Great video with informative results, great work!
Thank you!
Great content as always and I love your videos thanks for all the great work!
You are welcome!
There was not a "shingle" thing wrong with this video. It was very "pallet"able. You really nailed these tests.
Thanks!
But did the video make the cut?
Your humor is pretty sharp. Not a dull moment around here. I definitely saw this coming.
Cutting edge comments on this one🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, but the blade tests went very slowly. It is like he was just "lumbering" through them....lol. J/K Great job as usual.
Hell yeah, favourite human is back at it.
lol. Thank you!
@@ProjectFarm no problem my guy
I use the Spyder blade in my 6 1/4 cordless saw. Hands down my favorite blade. Clean fast cuts. Your tests showed it doing pretty well until the last one.
Thanks for sharing.
Finally can find out which blade can really "cut it". Glad I "saw" this demo. Always enjoy, and find informative, your videos.
Great! Thanks!
I’d like to see who makes the longest lasting mower blades. Almost everyone mows.
I have requested this too
Bold of you to think there are people that actually remove the blade that came with their mower.
@@mc-sp8zr I saw a guy come in the mower shop while I was buying blades and said his wasn't mowing good. I ask if he looked under the deck at the blades or to see if dead grass was built up on the deck. He never even looked😜 I swap sides of the deck each time I sharpen mine (2 blade riding) because the discharge side blade always wears faster. It gives each blade equal wear doing that.
Except for Josh. Don’t be like Josh.
Thank you for the video idea!
This is probably my favourite test jig so far - only thing I'd change is shielding the rails, so chips can't get in and slow down the cut
Thanks for the constructive feedback.
@@ProjectFarm can you show us how you built that rig? Was it already a track saw or did you modify a circular to essentially become a track saw?
I’d also very much like to see how the track was built, I live in an apartment so a track jig is a much better option for me than a table saw for repeatable straight lines
great test. i used the diablo for years in construction, and finally only discarded one after lots and lots of hardee board cutting. thanks!
Thank you! Thanks for the feedback.
I think I love your program to much. Once I start watching I can't stop. Lol. Thank you so much.
lol You are welcome!
Looks like you’ve got a life time supply of paint sticks now 😂😂😂 great video 👍
Thanks 👍
we're gonna test that lol
@@PlazaMaya best part of the video.
Wow, that test jig is absolutely genius! Great review.
Thank you very much!
As always, stellar work. Keep it up.
Thanks, will do!
I was wondering which blade to choose for my skil saw. This video is exactly what i needed, thanks Project Farm!
You are welcome!
Hey man, I hope you realize how much money you just saved people on buying the wrong blades! Great Video, Thanks man.
You are welcome!
Love how the Skil saw turned into the Kil saw in the second test
Thanks!
I use a circular saw every day at work, thanks for the great video. Saving the saw is important for me. Self employed carpenter. Glad to have found your channel 👍🏼🇺🇸
Thanks for sharing!
Once again Todd, a big thank you for the test I was wondering which blade to buy next.
You are welcome!
"cutting through the shingles actually improved the performance of the masterforce" :D Thats great! Nice test as always!!
Thanks!
@@ProjectFarm är en ☝🏻 och att jag är inte den
Can we please have a pressure washer contest? I need one to wash our driveway
Thank you very much!! I've been working on it for the past 5 days and still have a lot of work left to do. I'm hoping to have it ready for next Sunday at the usual time, 11:50 AM CST. Thanks again!!
Oooo. I second that.
@@ProjectFarm // using an "on demand" hot water heater [like a Rinnai], in conjunction with an everyday power/pressure washer is almost akin to sandblasting ;) Though the heaters aren't portable, adding a line to an outdoor spigot makes a power washer think the heater is portable ;)
@@ProjectFarm Before you finish your testing, is it feasible to test the effect that the pressure washers have on rust? I'm actually planning to use pressure washers on rust for a project. (I'll be oxidizing the steel with diluted hydrochloric acid, then let it sit for a couple of weeks, then neutralize with baking soda in water, then pressure wash it with water, or I was thinking of pressure wash it with the baking soda water. Anyway, the idea is to leave a rusted texture, not to remove it completely.)
Apologies for the long comment.... :)
Ah, i was requesting this.
Thx and subbed
Thanks for suggesting this video idea! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Thank you for doing these tests. You are doing a great service for many of us.
You are welcome!
Well I’m buying the blue ones, not for my saw but they’ll make great throwing stars 😂
Double lol - your screen name AND joke. Nice : )
i was thinking painting it pink like patrick star...it looks exactly like patrick running LOL
By the time Big Blue was done making a pass through the wood I had another birthday.
I was thinking the same thing, it is like are trying to make a shuriken instead of an actually useful saw.
@@razi_man I thought it looked gimmicky at the beginning but thought, maybe it might have some advantage. Nope, I was right. Big Blue was a total gimmick, and twice the cost of the best performers. It's like the company didn't even test the blade before marketing it.
There should be a "Reviewed by Project farm " sticker on the best products
Thanks for the nice comment!
Hey that's a great idea!!!!
Thank you for what you do. Videos are clean, objective, and informative.
You are welcome!
Diablo has been my go to for yrs. Great video
Pretty soon it's going to be cheaper to do all these tests using gold bricks instead of lumber.
Lol, Thank you!
I'd like to know how clean the cuts are after each test. That always plays a huge part in the blades I buy. Less planing or sanding is always a plus. Great videos as always, & thank you for always being so thorough! I especially loved the oil brackets that you held.
This is a test of demo blades, not framing or finish blades. That said, just an anecdote of course, Diablo is what I run on most of my saws for decent finish quality at an acceptable price.
The Diablo does a pretty nice cut. Even on its last leg. They make a great finishing blade too. Cost is higher but really good cuts
@MTR for sure. The one thing I do like is that the thin blade puts way less load on my saws too. Your saws last longer... I build custom cabinets and yacht interiors. Diablo finishing blades are my go to.. when they are worn out usually the carbide tips will wear on one angle more than the other. So tends to naturally curve one way or the other. So I mark left or right on it and save for boat planks😂... I'm cheap/inventive. Glad they did not to bad in the tests.
Always wondered about the effects of blade coatings and the noise channels designed into the blades. Thanks for putting the thought and effort into this. While not all-inclusive (who can afford that), I like the way you obtain results that are repeatable and consistent.
Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.
Thank you for all your hard work!
You are welcome!
"Our least expensive brand we'll be testing is this Milwaukee brand"
Wait, what?
Bro, I said the same thing. I woulda at the very very least expected Ryobi.
Don't worry, there are the more expensive white blades by milwaukee.
Thanks for watching!
Lol I know that F me up
yeah I was thinking the same thing.