Milwaukee M18 FUEL Super Sawzall Vs Metabo HPT MultiVolt 36-Volt Recip Saw & Dewalt FlexVolt 60-Volt

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Testing Recip Saws
We have watched many tests of saws by Manufacturers and Tool Reviewers. Every test has flaws. Obviously, the best material to use to test these saws would be a man-made substance that is consistent in its structure and hardness. Then we have to look at the pressure applied to the saw, so some use weights. Don't rock back and forth and let the saw do the work; or is the blade doing the work? Are we testing the saw or blades? Are all blades, even new ones made equal? What about tools that come off a production line, could one have a better-built motor and have more power? We have visited plants that manufacture tools and we have seen the testing they do at the end of the line. Each tool must meet a minimum power, but all the tools differ in performance in power by a fairly large degree.
We bring this up because some testing can go a bit overboard and real-world use is nothing like that testing. Are you buying the saw that wins the race or might you buy the saw that simply performs well based on some of the tests compared to other saws you respect? We believe people like to stay in a battery platform and choose the new tools they buy based on comparisons of power, not exact scientific testing, but accurate real-world testing.
Here we have some wood that is not consistent but it gives us a great idea of what performance you should see int he real-world with the Milwaukee M18 FUEL Super Sawzall, Metabo HPT MultiVolt 36-Volt Recip Saw & Dewalt FlexVolt 60-Volt Recip Saw.
Reciprocating Saw Testing Results
If you look at the number from our test, they are fairly surprising. we started out with a light-weight 4x6 and moved up to a very heavy 6x6. The DEWALT FlexVolt is the only saw without Orbital Action so we drop that saw out of testing when we move up to the 6x6. Here are the results.
→ 4x6 Without Orbital
► Milwaukee Super Sawzall: 10.27
► Metabo HPT MultiVolt Reciprocating Saw: 9.63
► DEWALT DCS389 FLEXVOLT Reciprocating Saw: 11.58
→ 4x6 With Orbital Except DEWALT
► Milwaukee Super Sawzall: 10.46
► Metabo HPT MultiVolt Reciprocating Saw: 8.28
► DEWALT DCS389 FLEXVOLT Reciprocating Saw: 11.27
In this test, the Metabo HPT is clearly the winner and the orbital action stands out in that model. Surprisingly there is little difference in straight or orbital in the Milwaukee FUEL Super Sawzall. That might change as we move to larger wood.
→ 6x6 With Orbital
► Metabo HPT MultiVolt Reciprocating Saw: 32.12
► Metabo HPT MultiVolt Reciprocating Saw: 27.82
► Milwaukee Super Sawzall: 23.44
► Milwaukee Super Sawzall: 21.50
This test felt like the wood was inconsistent, but after watching the video all the wood was pretty close tot he same and it clearly shows the Milwaukee FUEL Super Sawzall coming into form and going to work. We flipped the log over to make sure the test was consistent. The other end of the 6x6 also had a fairly hard area.
→ 6x6 With Orbital
► Metabo HPT MultiVolt Reciprocating Saw: 33.74
► Milwaukee Super Sawzall: 30.60
The Milwaukee FUEL Super Sawzall still pulled off the win over the Metabo HPT MultiVolt Reciprocating Saw. The results are pretty clear the Metabo HPT MultiVolt Reciprocating Saw is faster in smaller lumber but seems to slow very slightly when pushed to the max.
Could the difference in results be due to the battery capacity between the two saws? The Metabo HPT Recp Saw uses an 8.0 Ah battery that is 4.0 Ah in the 36-volt configuration. The Milwaukee Super Sawzall used a 12.0 Ah battery as it was designed to use at 18-volts. Might the larger amp-hour battery be able to hold a higher voltage for the tool to perform at a better rate as it was pushed further?
However you want to argue it, these saws are some of the best saws on the market and clearly will do an awesome job on the jobsite or in any project they are tasked with.
#MilwaukeeTool #Dewalt #MetaboHPT

[@hongfayianprayong7166]

*A great tool **MyBest.Tools** compact & powerful.*

[@FixthisCD]

you were the only youtube tester that actually used the orbital switch. kudos

[@d.beaumont9157]

I'm on the Makita platform. Over the last 12 years I've had 3 Makita reciprocating saws. This last one brushless, amazing improvement. We really cane our saws. Cutting 3inch diameter steel wired cables and heavy switch gear. It would give these 3 a run for their money.

[@peterhamilton7218]

Great review! I'd like to see Matabo HPT push for more real estate and be featured more. They need to reach out. They have some great tools. Same for Makita. I'd like to see some of the independent tool makers get a little more spotlight in the box stores and such. I'm glad you guys get them in and show em off. You guys are the only real tooltubers to touch the black Metabo HPT impact and drill. I don't own them, but I've used them and I think they're the most comfortable drill and impact Ive ever used, and comfort matters to me more and more all the time.

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[@blazekohen1442]

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[@benjaminromshak9904]

HIKOKI!!! Great test Sir!! Thank you for bringing out the Metabo HPT!

[@WorkshopAddict]

You bet!

[@jonathanzamora39]

I would love to buy into the HPT line. Lifetime warranty, IP rating on their impacts/drivers, and I can use an AC adapter. Every video you guys put out makes me consider them more! Lol great video!

[@WorkshopAddict]

The ONLY items I dislike about Metabo HPT is the buttons on the tools. I can get over that.

[@vojnikjna30]

Lifetime warranty on the batteries not the tools.

[@paulbiagi6224]

@@vojnikjna30 Lifetime on the tools, 2 years on the batteries

[@hardygeoff159]

I freaking love them , I was using the 18v and with clearances I got the 36v skil saw for 99 bux and the adaptors for 40 bux apiece bought 2 then just now bought the Sawzall for 99 and I've got no complaints in fact I love them , oh I got lucky and bought the hammer drill with charger and 2 of the big 8ah batteries which r 4ah 36v but needless to say I bought 2 of those sets, so I'm bought in the the hpt all the way but everything I've bought has been on clearance and honestly a he'll of a deal

[@J.Wick.]

@@WorkshopAddict i can agree with that. particularly if the tool has a fwd/rev selector. however, I think the Metabo HPT triggers usually make up for that. They have the best feeling triggers to me, easiest to modulate. Love the channel sir.

[@benjaminromshak9904]

Man I’ve got two Godzilla’s (Metabo HPT Multivolt Recip) and they are both just straight creatures, no matter what the material. Love that saw!!

[@baseballdude8491]

Right with ya brother--many fanboys of other colors are missing out

[@surfdogvacationrentals5207]

Bought the Metabo from Lowes last week for 179 with free battery and charger promo. It's terrific and for the money and with the warranty it's a bargain. Bought the rear handle circular also. Used it two days and I found myself grabbing it over a regular milwaukee circular. Great tools for the money.

[@centurionhomeinspectionsin2253]

I have the super Sawsall and it’s a beast. It’s actually too powerful for some jobs. Ended using the hacksall instead to cut some 1x3 steel tube because the sawsall bit to hard

[@johndessoye]

i got the Metabo. Very happy

[@KeyCarist]

Your channel sold me on Metabo-HPT. I was between them and Milwaukee. Price to performance I feel Metabo wins. Milwaukee takes the prize in performance typically but for what I need it for Metabo offers a fantastic product. Between the battery promotion Metabo is running and lowe’s buy more save more promotion with Metabo it was a no brainer and I gotta say I’m really happy with my choice. Thanks for showing the products off so I could have the confidence to make the purchase.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Great to hear!

[@JoshTheElectric]

This was a great video. Thanks for doing it. I forgot my milwaukee has an adjustable shoe lol

[@bombxreviews3261]

Love Metabo HPT! Hope they push their products more, keep coming out with new stuff, and stay around.. especially stay in big box stores so we at least know their sales are doing good!

[@gabriellessard1152]

I like how we throw them after each use lol

[@Xoars]

I don't

[@Martian74]

I wouldn't let this guy touch my tools, he just doesn't care for them enough. He can wreck his own tools though.

[@Xoars]

@@Martian74 exactly

[@tacticalplumbingsystems5204]

Not me, I hate how people throw tools after they were useful for their task.

[@Kbm1611]

Haters hate

[@Stevej2013]

Very good showing mate. Cheers

[@WorkshopAddict]

Thanks 👍

[@baseballdude8491]

I use my Metabo HPT vs my Milwaukee when I have a big job+ I have used it with AC adapter when near poeer- this will save lifetime battery life as well

[@WorkshopAddict]

We do the same. When we have the chance to go corded, we normally do. It is hard to carry enough batteries and also make sure they all get charged.

[@baseballdude8491]

@@WorkshopAddict What's crazy about many of the youtube comments is that the MIlwaukee fanboys(which I am when it fits) are now worse than the old Dewalt Fanboys that I used to shake my head when they wouldn't try Milwaukee or other brands--I notice you guys have plenty of Milwaukee products as do I-but when there is a better tool, especially the Metabo HPT 36V line that gives me more options, flexibility, and longevity on their tools, I get them(simple as that) All in Fanboys just miss out on some great tools

[@WorkshopAddict]

@@baseballdude8491 Number one rule. Marry your self to the best tool for the job, not to one battery platform.

[@GreenmarkBuilders]

I just purchased the Metabo 36v yesterday. I really think the choice is based on your current battery platform. Great video btw

[@Wroom90]

Hikoki/Metabo HPT is the most powerful sawzall I've used. I don't think I've tried neither of the other two models. I have a Bosch GSA 18v-32 which I think is decent, but the Metabo HPT is much more powerful! At the end of it all you really got to think about weight vs power. Power could in this instance maybe be okay with less weight if you consider demolition and having the weight above your chest.

[@ThePoxo123]

After this video, I would choose the one that weights less, and I feel more comfortable with. Time deference to cut between these is minimum.

[@crbake]

Thx for the video Brian I have the metabo great saw but the blade release needs an improvement.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Super Sawzall is no different.

[@raminieminen2955]

I never care for orbital action in recip saws, as I find to make the tool vibrate a lot more, therefore making it more difficult to control. I think these kind of tests should also include cutting steel as it is more solid material than wood which has all the knots and twists in it. I have the old DeWalt DCS380 and I am happy with it. I just bought a new one after using my first one for five years and then donating it, with my old cordless drill and a cordless grinder and some batteries, to my volunteer fire department. I like that model so much because it weighs way less than any of the models tested here, and it has all the power I need for a recip saw. The only things missing are a brushless motor and anti vibration.

[@brianf9619]

I know this doesn't sound right but the orbital didn't seem to help much against the Dewalt. People are going to buy a saw based on what platform they are on , but it's nice to see how your tool stacks up against the competition, me personally I really like the new Dewalt Power Detect line . Great Video... Stay Safe ...😷 🖖

[@WorkshopAddict]

Brian, I agree and working alone it is hard to see times. I should have come home, looked at the video and some more testing. Orbital does do more on smaller wood and on the 6x6. But you are right, the PD line is awesome and some bag on it because it lacks a few features. I like it too.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Good demonstration

[@robd3061]

Great review. I'm a Milwaukee guy, but it seemed like the Metabo transmitted a bit less vibration.

[@WorkshopAddict]

I was watching that also, but I have to say judging vibs on large wood connected to the jawhorse is hard because of the flex. Lots of varibales.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great video brian

[@shane.t.188]

Great upload Brian Godbless brother 🤜🤛🙏

[@WorkshopAddict]

Thank you kindly

[@Jarco101]

Bryan ... you just made it to difficult to say no to that Metabo HPT

[@seancarley9871]

I like when you throw the tools, nice

[@alexandersmith6790]

That’s what I noticed 😂

[@dokmanian]

I am all Dewalt tools including sawzall but I also have Metabo sawzall and love it from years ago when I started in construction and was looking on a tool platform to get into I went with DeWalt just because every store sells it from Sears, HD, Lowes, Ace, True value and even some small mom and pop hardware stores you never know at a job when need to get new tool and love Dewalt. Great video stay safe

[@isiah_montoya9701]

Recently started to see the Lowe’s close to the house carryin metabo

[@jasonmartin9393]

I like the milwaukee saw i have a fuel sawzall it last in hard jobs

[@JeffreyWillis800]

Got the Metabo 36V today for $80 from someone selling one that looked brand new.

[@kylemcgill9146]

Well that totally didn't fall out of the back of a truck.... Lol

[@ianmcfadden6900]

Could you do a review and head to head with the 3 of these makes in the Sds max I'm in the process of buying one and would love to hear your thoughts on these.

[@WorkshopAddict]

We will see what we can do!

[@DixieNormous1]

I ordered the Metabo and their impact, have 2 DeWalt recips now and their sloooooow. Got the Metabo occilating tool also and it's way more powerful than DeWalt &has a auto speed

[@makingithappen4308]

Probably looking at battery lines people have. Can’t really go wrong with any of the 3. Metabo hot is probably the least popular

[@loucifer323]

Your right the Metabo definitely sounded the weakest, but after seeing the orbital only being a second faster not a deal breaker, that said all three same league I'm in the Dewalt platform so it's Dewalt but I'd go with the 20v power detect because it's so close in power and lighter , another great review its amazing how knot just slows a cut down you can hear the difference once you get past it

[@kingofthecrease30]

i would go with milwaukee cuz it whooped dewalt again by cutting faster 😂😂👍

[@loucifer323]

@@kingofthecrease30 without orbital they cut same time and its two pounds lighter with a shorter stroke length and 150 dollars cheaper for saw with orbital that cuts less than a second faster

[@loucifer323]

All three are beast which one is the lightest that's what I look at now I'm getting old 12volt is my speed now

[@leroyjenkins9623]

I have the metabo recip saw definitely powerful and less vibration one issue I have with the saw is the orbital action lever will vibrate loose while cutting in straight mode and switch to orbital in the middle of your cut would expect more for the price of it. Also the customer service for warranty repair is not the greatest nor do they have the fastest turnaround on getting your tool back in my experience. Side note I got this tool for free during a sale so I cant be to upset about it not having the best build quality.

[@OUTILSCLIPSQC]

I love the dewalt its so powerfull !!

[@akesha4138]

The smoothest operation of almost any recip saw is the older Ridgid GenX-4. When I demonstrate Milwaukee Fuel VS Ridgid GenX-4 everyone is shocked by how much quieter, smoother and so much less vibration with the Ridgid. Milwaukee fuel by comparison almost vibrates out of your hands and is so noisy you need hearing protection. With tools the excess noise and vibration is wasted energy, sucking the battery down faster.

[@DanielGomez-cf6vk]

I’m wearing the Milwaukee no days sweater as well everyday love my Milwaukee super sawzall!

[@Jay-sg2ww]

Milwaukee's first test was 11:27 not 10:27. Knew you were on Milwaukees payroll. 😁. Wonder how long my M12 Fuel hackzall would take to cut that 6x6? Appreciate the vid.

[@WorkshopAddict]

I screwed up the notes... Sorry. I will try more when we get to a day when it is not so cold

[@0nemoa]

It’s crazy that the Metabo is still the number one as far as power, speed, control and comfort. I honestly didnt think that would be the case over 3 years later now. But damn Metabo truely does have the ball in this court, as well as with impact drivers and oscillating multi tools. And of course they’re nailers. Honestly they are doing fantastic in just about every category. Especially sub compact, it’s insane having a driver and drill that feel like they could be children’s toys due to the size and weight and then use them and realize how much better they are than the old craftsman huge drills from 10 or 15 years ago. My dad still has one of those drills and he is blown away by my tools. He doesn’t understand how he can be using one all day and the battery doesn’t drop a bar, and if it did under very heavy use it would only take about an hour to charge from zero to full. Things have come so far in such little time. That’s why it’s so nice to see something like the Metabo HPT 36v UVP blow everything else out of the water. And you think wow this thing is like 5 years old soon. And the other company’s are only now in 2024 just catching up to making something as well made as the Metabo Recip saw. But if you look, you will notice that the only brands are simply giving in and copying the design as close they can. Which is something they should have done from the start. Even with that you still can’t beat the Metabo. Especially in the 36V category, he’ll even the 40v.

[@reynaldovalle1773]

hello Bryan which is the one that has the less vibration for homeowners. because I have arthritis in my shoulders but I had a Ryobi and it gave out after 4 yrs. God bless you and EVERYONE.

[@WorkshopAddict]

IMHO, these are not home owner units. Ryobi is probably the worst for home owner vibs. Milwaukee is probably where to be, just buy the model that is NOT the FUEL. That one will be priced right for you and give you all the power you need to do stuff around your home.

[@benjaminromshak9904]

Reynaldo Valle I’ve got two of the Metabo HPT’s and have run the old Flexvolt and the Fuel Super sawzall. The Metabo HPT in my eyes jus barely beats out the Milwaukee, but its close enough to where if you are already on the platform, go with the one you’re already on. Makita’s LXT X2 top of the line Recip has great vibration control as well. If I rated the 4 based on my experience I’d say team teal for 1st, team green 2nd best vibration, team red for third and team yellow for 4th.

[@reynaldovalle1773]

@@WorkshopAddict Bryan I don't use it too much around the house just for certain things I'm not looking for power or anything like that but one that has like the lease vibration that you can just tell me I don't hold you to anything I just want to know which one you think that has the least vibration thank you please let me know

[@WrenchesRides]

@@reynaldovalle1773 None of the ones above is the ones I would recommend. Drop down to the low-end Milwaukee. Ben R above has some good recommendations also, but he is talking higher end stuff.

[@reynaldovalle1773]

@@WrenchesRides Ok thank you GODBLESS EVERYONE

[@donnysanner342]

Excellent non biased review...these saws continue to improve and are breaking ground in many categories that were unheard of not so long ago. I got a good deal on the Milwaukee super sawzall so I bought thinking this would be the end all be all....well not really. It's a beast if you need a lot of power... however I find myself grabbing the regular m18 fuel sawzall most of the time....all of that power is nice but my arms and shoulders convince be otherwise at the end of the day. Great video brother...

[@WorkshopAddict]

Right tool for the right job. Using the Super all the time is like driving a one ton dually to the grocery store for a gallon of milk every day.

[@donnysanner342]

@@WorkshopAddict indeed

[@toptools7632]

I prefer the regular fuel sawzall also. I like the blade change better. Burn my fingers on those type the super sawzall uses. And it's easier to handle, maneuver. Use it one-handed sometimes.

[@djjinerson]

The dewalt is just like my. Milwaukee fuel recip minus the rafter hook

[@justinjrebbert]

If I don’t have any professional or frequent need for this kind of tool, and my other tools are DeWalt, is there any reason to get one of the other brands and have an odd battery, or am I better to just stick with DeWalt for the convenience of the same batteries?

[@WorkshopAddict]

No, these are pro saws and really way too much for use on smaller jobs IMHO. Stick with what you have if it works for you.

[@justinjrebbert]

WorkshopAddict I don’t have any recip saw now, but I’m not one to buy a lesser model from a brand.

[@WorkshopAddict]

@@justinjrebbert the power detect is an awesome 20 volt saw

[@airfoemoe]

Metabo HPT saw is a fawking monster.

[@jmahtab]

What kind of sawhorse is that? Looks really useful.

[@WorkshopAddict]

It is a Jawhorse. Lots of companies make them.

[@BigDaddysGarage]

The super sawzall has been on my list for quite a while now.

[@kblack1262]

Its not good

[@BigDaddysGarage]

@@kblack1262 got it bout a month ago. Love it so far.

[@johngardea625]

@@kblack1262 it is good that tells me you never used it. Shut up and stop assuming it sucks.

[@kblack1262]

@@johngardea625 I use a saw everyday for I prefer a regular fuel over the super saw. I had the super saw for less than a year and it broke. It started with batteries rattling so bad it made the saw stop. I had to zip tie my batteries on.

[@johngardea625]

@@kblack1262 Hmm? You must have gotten a bad one then? I had mine for like a year and a half, and I do ATON of work with it, and It still runs amazingly. One time I accidentally dropped it from 2 stories, and the battery did not fall out nor did the saw break. I still run good.

[@loucifer323]

I use to have a corded Porter Cable tiger saw with orbital hated it on orbital your hands would get numb from using it on orbital

[@henryk1031]

So what’s the purpose of orbital action?

[@WorkshopAddict]

Helps to cut wood faster by moving the blade is somewhat of a circular fashion. Same logic behind the curved blades you can buy.

[@johnkedah8432]

I just buy Hikoki/metabo cr36da recip saw 1month ago ..faster cutting 12inch tree & very powerfull..less vibration..i love it..plan to buy another one soon for pruning project

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I have the flexvolt as well as the super sawzall and my opinion the flexvolt needs orbital as well as a adjustable shoe and the problem is dewalt didn't add it to any of the flexvolt models not even there 20v models the metabo and Milwaukee will always be better then the dewalt models because dewalt don't care about adding features that customers want

[@loucifer323]

The thing is I've been on many jobsites and I've never seen anyone myself included use a rafter hook or use the adjustable shoe nobody uses them

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Amazing how much faster the Metabo is compared to the Milwaukee

[@johngardea625]

Heres my theory Milwaukees super sawzall has alot more torque then any other sawzall, but less blade speed than others. Even on speed 5. Just a theory.

[@4thewinak]

The makita 18x2 is actually better than all 3. It’s my goto for large jobs.

[@1mom69]

I love the testing disclaimers. Too many people think controlled testing is a sign of real life performance when it simply has never been the case for anything scientific tests

[@WorkshopAddict]

I will probably take some flack for the disclaimer and many will call this rigged.

[@1mom69]

@@WorkshopAddict If people care about the numbers enough to write off a great tool, they should honestly become accountants & penny pinch in an office, lol. Tools have all evolved so well that most of them perform admirably among each other. Of course, some tool companies drop the ball on certain tools, but that's why you're here to inform us before we buy anything! Pick whatever color suits you & enjoy the modern era of tools! 👌

[@WorkshopAddict]

Nailed it!

[@andreozzii]

just figured id let you know its called orbital mode not called oscillation mode

[@jesusmdelacruz1]

I’m gonna Team Red on this one. I’m on both dewalt and Milwaukee platforms, so for me it just doesn’t make sense for me to go to Metabos platform. Their tools are Beast tho, definitely something to consider in the future.

[@solarman6873]

gr8 vid hav both milwaukee/matabo hpt 36v cntr/cty philly handeeman- keepup the rockshow

[@natekrabill7812]

Super sawzall all day.

[@lifeisahaze120]

So glad you switched to orbital towards the end, you kept saying oscillating and it was driving me nuts.

[@nuclearexplosion5841]

If you pay for orbital on a saw you paid for it. Yes it makes them better but dewalt doesn't have it so that's a fault of the saw

[@WorkshopAddict]

That's true.

[@Jack_The_Biker]

Milwaukee wasn't 10.27 it was 11.27 for the first cut

[@WorkshopAddict]

SOB. Did I put in in the description wrong or edit the video wrong? SORRY!

[@Jack_The_Biker]

@@WorkshopAddict in the video

[@WorkshopAddict]

Sorry, I found it. Not sure how that happened. Trying so hard to get a timer that is correct and I screw up on a final number. figures.

[@jeffalan6339]

The saws must be either rentals or a coworker damn just throw them down.i treat mine like work of art I have milwaukee it is a beast little vibe plenty of power and speed

[@WorkshopAddict]

Contractors and employee's do not treat tools well so we beat them up to try to help people get an idea what they will take.

[@jeffalan6339]

@@WorkshopAddict I am a finish carpenter I treat my tools with respect. I saw you or another throw any tool I would let them know about it,unless is their own. I've seen many trades men none throw them, they hang or lay them down get to work. Even the younger lay them down I buy the best tool for the job, milwaukee some DeWalt,Bosch plunger router cost 400, Makita tools, I still have my DeWalt ciircular saw since 1993. Your co-workers might toss them around I've not seen any other

[@islandcharlie7132]

Made my teeth chatter just watching.

[@WorkshopAddict]

These are powerful saws and they send some vibs!

[@nvg1526]

Metabo is a faster saw but In tougher material Milwaukee has more power Then metabo

[@Pepuskhan]

Yo queria ver esta pelea.

[@joshual2397]

2nd run on metabo. Why did you flip post over to an even BIGGER knot? You should of ran it through after last Milwaukee run. You literally have metabo testing in the most strenuous cut per your "test" each and every time.. Would like to know your reasoning behind this and how the results accumulated to an accurate outcome. I'll wait....

[@mikemorgan5015]

Like the circ saw test. We see what we need to see. All good saws. Metabo looks to be every bit as good a saw, if not better than the Milwaukee. Can't see 2 seconds here or there being a big deal. If time is that critical, get a chainsaw for the 6x6 and larger. Pruning blades in big stuff helps too. Deep cuts need deep gullets. With regular blades, chip removal rears its ugly head and can nearly stop them cold if you don't ease up or rock it just right. Especially in that sappy heart wood. None of these are so much better to justify going "out of battery platform" to get IMHO. Odd that Dewalt hasn't got oscillating mode, though. Saw worked fine regardless. And the test looked righteous. Good video!

[@robdiv5848]

Metabo/Hikoki kick ASS!

[@muscleman369]

It's not oscillation mode... It's ORBITAL mode.

[@raytepoletrejo5007]

I have no remorse spending 200 dollars for my green beast

[@danabenjamin3300]

3:46 metabo wins gets worse review/treatment 😅

[@loucifer323]

Craftsman makes a brushless recip saw half the size of these and just as fast if not faster and half the price

[@charlesvinch595]

Metabo

[@nguyent2477]

R.I.P Dewalt 🤣

[@joeframer9642]

Awesome video. Great disclaimer. Rob with his controlled jerry rigged apparatus to test tools is a joke, besides Milwaukee wins every test he does anyway. You should be a framer, you have common sense, like hidden knots that alter tests. We are all flexvolt for framing, still nothing better. But Milwaukee still makes the best sawzalls. I would say Makita AVT sawzalls are second best. Flexvolt gets the job done, but need orbital,it does help a lot. Fk the haters, I trust your videos they’re a good source of added information when buying products. Always like your channel, honest, hardworking, common sense tool reviews. Buy American 👍🇺🇸..fk China.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Framed with my Grandfather when I was in my teens. It was fun because you had to think things through and each decision had an effect on something. Mad respect for construction workers as the job is so much more than building. Dealing with people from buyers to suppliers would be my downfall.

[@LASTSAGI888]

Stop chucking the tools down

[@WorkshopAddict]

Why?

[@NemesisRTCW]

@@WorkshopAddict Because it makes you look like a douche.

[@johngardea625]

@@WorkshopAddict Well because you should treat your tools with respect.

[@konamanstudio2447]

😷🍻🍺

[@nutz4gunz457]

Some things never change. Milwaukee makes the best recip saw, Dewalt makes the best drill, and Bosch makes the best Jigsaw.

[@johngardea625]

I can agree with that. 👍🏽

[@fernandoacevedo1495]

😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 Por que esa forma tan vulgar de tirar las herramientas!!!! Así no se tratan las herramientas 🤦‍♂️

[@qusaiqarqaz5941]

Agreed 100%

[@JesusG90247]

Those blades are horrible ... 😂

[@johngardea625]

He needs some Diablo carbide or Lenox.

[@moderngunguy3666]

his excuse for not using weights is the typical excuse a liar would use besides using weights or something like that would give you a more efficient scientific test so basically he's saying let's do it testing video the worst way possible LOL

[@markt7143]

Milwaukee on @ 2:53 said 11 sec. but U put time up as 10.27 U MUST be a Milwaukee Fan boy! Can't trust Ur test!!!

[@danabenjamin3300]

Binds the metabo on purpose too... lol