@florinelr8154 the battery level i showed in the video was after all cuts demonstrated. At the end of the test, I carried out a test on the squared timber to see how long the battery would last. 😊👍🏼 Best regards
Many thanks my friend! :) This device is also well suited for branch cutting! It also gives you the opportunity to process other materials, which is not the case with the DUC101... :) Best regards
I think the blade does the trick here. I mean DUC101 is fine, it cuts much faster than the reciprocating saw, but it is very compact and might be too short in some circumstances. And the blade in reciprocating saw with 300mm length is a one fine cutting device ;). It is also flexible so can be used even in different angles. I have "two-handed" reciprocating saw but it seems a little bit too big for a ladder use. A "one-hand" device like DJR189Z is more handy and compact.
@@krystian8508it is easy to use single-handed, if you only require rough cuts like tree pruning. fine cuts still require 2 hands to control the vibration. and don’t cover the vents when holding, like in the vid, or else you’ll burn the motor.
I was thinking to get a serious lopper which was around $150, but I changed my mind after watching this video. Some more I already have the batteries and charger for other Makita tools.
@L110508 I'm glad to hear that I was able to help you with the video! 😇 I think this saw could also be very interesting for you: ua-cam.com/video/2fCPcFOihPQ/v-deo.html Best regards
You can also get better blades. I got my father this tool with Bosch's "Expert Tough Wood" blade and it cuts quite fast through wood - tested against other blades and the lower TPI just cuts much better when it comes to wood.
@aliancemd Thanks for the tip and for sharing your experience! I have ordered 2 saw blades for testing! I'm curious to see how big the difference is... :) Best regards
I've got one, and while it's no demolition saw, it's pretty good at what it does. I used it recently for cutting roots during multiple tree-stump removal jobs.
Hello sir, Was the battery level at the end after all the cuts and metal and wood or just after you cut the square wood at the end? Thank you 🙏
@florinelr8154 the battery level i showed in the video was after all cuts demonstrated. At the end of the test, I carried out a test on the squared timber to see how long the battery would last. 😊👍🏼
Best regards
Nice vid. Must buy something similar eventually. Seems to be a best option for ladder branch-cutting ;), even the bigger ones.
Many thanks my friend! :)
This device is also well suited for branch cutting! It also gives you the opportunity to process other materials, which is not the case with the DUC101... :)
Best regards
I think the blade does the trick here. I mean DUC101 is fine, it cuts much faster than the reciprocating saw, but it is very compact and might be too short in some circumstances. And the blade in reciprocating saw with 300mm length is a one fine cutting device ;). It is also flexible so can be used even in different angles. I have "two-handed" reciprocating saw but it seems a little bit too big for a ladder use. A "one-hand" device like DJR189Z is more handy and compact.
Right, that's a very good point! 😊💪🏼
@@krystian8508it is easy to use single-handed, if you only require rough cuts like tree pruning. fine cuts still require 2 hands to control the vibration. and don’t cover the vents when holding, like in the vid, or else you’ll burn the motor.
I was thinking to get a serious lopper which was around $150, but I changed my mind after watching this video. Some more I already have the batteries and charger for other Makita tools.
@L110508 I'm glad to hear that I was able to help you with the video! 😇
I think this saw could also be very interesting for you:
ua-cam.com/video/2fCPcFOihPQ/v-deo.html
Best regards
You can also get better blades. I got my father this tool with Bosch's "Expert Tough Wood" blade and it cuts quite fast through wood - tested against other blades and the lower TPI just cuts much better when it comes to wood.
@aliancemd Thanks for the tip and for sharing your experience!
I have ordered 2 saw blades for testing! I'm curious to see how big the difference is... :)
Best regards
I've got one, and while it's no demolition saw, it's pretty good at what it does. I used it recently for cutting roots during multiple tree-stump removal jobs.
Thank you for sharing your experience! 😊 💪🏽
That's right. This Saw is very suitable for root-cutting!
super video....
@pavelpatek2089 Thank you so much for your praise and the support! :)
Kind regards