Diablo Carbide Tipped Reciprocating Saw Pruning Blade
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2019
- A Quick demonstration tip I found using the Diablo Carbide Tipped Reciprocating Saw Pruning Blade cutting green wood. The technique shown is clearing the saw dust blade chips using the whole length of the blade. This proved useful in cutting speed with using the 12 volt Milwaukee Fuel (brushless) Hackzall.
Cutting though a rhododendron bush.
I usually facepalm when people saw while using a recip but in this case it makes sense and did seem to improve the cut shown in your video
i agree, been cutting up an oak tree with my porter cable sawzall. and found the push pull method the best,i love these blades they are awesome.
I have an M12 fuel Hackzall, and was getting ready to try these blades. Thanks for the video, I will be buying them soon...
11/23/22..Drew, enjoyed yur video 2day. Demo of my favorite in-dirt root cutting blade. Diablo TCI Pruning blade is the best. Now yur next vid hope to see you plunge...submerge...the blade full length into a known root area in need of cutting. You may need a little larger (18v) battery recip saw..but all eyes/viewers will be impressed. Also I use this blade to cut roots when doing fence post placement..this blade is tremendous! Look forward to next video where you submerge blade into dirt & cut a circle for either fence posts or planting a favorite new shrub. Also great camera work, close-ups etc. Give us more!⚙️💪👏👍👍👍😊
You seriously just saved me a ton of time by showing me that method of raking the blade back and forth.
I have the same blade.
A full sized reciprocating saw doesn't have issues with clearing the gullets ,but I really enjoyed this tip for smaller one handed hackzalls as I've had the same problems with not clearing chips because of the shorter stroke length, thanks
Great tip! Just ordered a pair for my vintage sawzall. Give the old lady some new teeth. 🔩
I honestly never thought about it but your exactly right that’s the main reason saw zalls aren’t ideal for wood is because unlike a chainsaw there isn’t anywhere for the chips to go
Very helpful!!!
Good tip, thanks
try using some spray lubricant on the blade and see if that improves the cutting.
FYI Milwaukee carbide tip blades are 2 for price of 1 home depot
What brand are those gloves? Good tips on raking the blade, I started doing it intuitively good to see there’s a reason.
Cool. Is this method applicable for Milwaukee and DeWalt blades too?
In second and 3rd cut you used both arms and hands. That puts more pressure on blade as well and is faster
Use the 3 TPI for tree cutting, they're the best, more aggressive. For this type of job the bigger reciprocating saw would do it so much faster, I have the RIDGID R8647b and a branch like this would cut it in 3 seconds because it has the orbital mode, you can only get the orbital mode in the Milwaukee top of the line Super Sawzall 👍 no doubt Milwaukee is better made but you have to pay for it 🤣
M12 Hackzall? I'd spend the extra money and get the bigger brother M18. Paired with even a 5.0 XC battery, it has decent runtime compared to the M12 6.0 XC (even though Milwaukee recommends a 6.0 for the Hackzall, and 8.0 or higher for the Sawzall). Also you'll cut much faster with the rocking motion than the push/pull method, and less stain on both the blades and the tool.
I know this is 3 years old now but I'm hoping you can still answer a few questions :) us that hacksaw the fuel version or non fuel. What battery were you usuing. And how many cuts can you get out of the battery. Thanks so much
It would clear the chips if you use a saw that has a longer stroke