Great vid. Like the impact driver to tent pegs. Re: the recipro. I does give you a powered hacksaw, god forbid you would ever have to use it but could be a life saver.
the little Makita chainsaw is a life changer for me... one handed operation for the smaller stuff ( under 6 inches). i use that more than my husky these days... well worth the money, i tried a ryobi .. it was rubbish.. hopefully Ozito is better for you...
I recently got a specialist pruning blade for the reciprocating saw. I don't know what it will be like on larger branches, but it certainly has the length for them.
@@PerpetualTransient I was going to check it out at Bunnings today but ran out of time - they must keep them with gardening tools rather than the tool shop.
Yeh good plan. I do like the Makita charger with cig plug option though so i don’t have to turn on inverter to charge. Not sure Ozito have that option.
Up the Ozito gear. 5 year warranty so it'll last a life time as you just take it back and exchange it. Ozito is all I can afford and have a lot of there tools, I have used and abused it and it keeps going, and the ones that didn't got exchanged.
@@PerpetualTransient yer nice. I bought mine for $20 at the dump shop and don’t even run bar oil and think I tried sharpening it once and haven’t again since. I’m currently renovating a caravan with all my pxc gear and they’re great.
Great vid. Like the impact driver to tent pegs. Re: the recipro. I does give you a powered hacksaw, god forbid you would ever have to use it but could be a life saver.
Crikey, hope i never have to saw off my leg!
@@PerpetualTransient sadly I was thinking of a bent car
the little Makita chainsaw is a life changer for me... one handed operation for the smaller stuff ( under 6 inches). i use that more than my husky these days... well worth the money, i tried a ryobi .. it was rubbish.. hopefully Ozito is better for you...
Yeh i just couldn’t come at $500+ for the Makita. This Ozito surprised me. See how long it lasts though i guess.
I recently got a specialist pruning blade for the reciprocating saw. I don't know what it will be like on larger branches, but it certainly has the length for them.
I tried a few different types too. They seemed to dull quickly on dry wood though. That Ozito keeps powering on, still not sharpened 😅
@@PerpetualTransient I was going to check it out at Bunnings today but ran out of time - they must keep them with gardening tools rather than the tool shop.
We mostly go on road so I just got a Ozito drill / driver kit and the blower , not going to use my Milwaukee stuff from home😅
Yeh good plan. I do like the Makita charger with cig plug option though so i don’t have to turn on inverter to charge. Not sure Ozito have that option.
Up the Ozito gear. 5 year warranty so it'll last a life time as you just take it back and exchange it. Ozito is all I can afford and have a lot of there tools, I have used and abused it and it keeps going, and the ones that didn't got exchanged.
I’m on a trip now and absolutely giving it a flogging and it keeps going. Still havent sharpened the chain yet either 😄
@@PerpetualTransient yer nice. I bought mine for $20 at the dump shop and don’t even run bar oil and think I tried sharpening it once and haven’t again since. I’m currently renovating a caravan with all my pxc gear and they’re great.
cheers, now I have a reason to buy the impact driver. 😉 Did you ever resolve the noisy fan for the Airhead?
I resolved it in my head, don’t seem to hear it anymore lol
going to try a Protecta bearing oil called One Drop Wonder, will let you know how it goes, worked with my fridge fans a few years back.