Harbor Freight Drill Master 6 Inch Cut-Off Saw Review & How To Fix It

Reviewing the Harbor Freight Drill Master 6 inch cut-off chop saw. Showing some DIY ways to fix this tool and highlighting some problems I had with it.

[@captainmurphy4720]

GOT IT FOR $20 BUCKS. COULDNT RESIST. GLAD TO SEE IT CAN USE ALL THE 7 AND 6 1/2 STUFF. THANKS FOR TESTING FOR ME.

[@mmmskitty]

Thank you very much for the detail in this video! You helped me make my first cut! 😊😊😊 I watched several others but yours was the first one I could see and follow well 👏👏👏

[@jimwiskus8862]

Well done. Safe to assume that adding the washer didn't change your squareness?

[@brucegazdecki1701]

What size washer did you use?

[@bangitoutdesigns1559]

Help! Could you do a detailed instruction video on how to install and change the blades please? Thank you!

[@Derpherppington]

can this use to cut square tubing size 2x'2 or 3x3'

[@jimwiskus8862]

I would think depending on what the tubing is made of would make a difference. Ferrous or non ferrous, wall thickness etc. If it's steel tubing over a 1/16th wall thickness, I'd probably opt out for a 10" miter.

[@jerrythomas463]

So if an angle
Grinder and a chop saw had a baby…

[@DIYMakerGuy]

That's too true lol