ROLL UP DOOR FORCIBLE ENTRY - Philly Ladder Company-Level Training | Diamond Blade K950 Saw

Philly ladder company trains on roll-up door forcible entry. Metal overhead doors present many forcible entry challenges and presented in this video are a few solutions for getting in fast. Utilized is a Partner K950 active saw with the arbor set outboard using a desert diamond blade.
Credit for the barn door technique goes to instructor 5 productions and Tray Nelms of Nashville Fire. • Forcible Entry for Gar...

[@loosecannon6852]

One of the best videos I have seen on this topic. Pure experience shown here.

[@NorthKhakiLacky]

Not many training videos for steel roll up doors, thank you sir this is done very well

[@ukp42]

I knew you wouldn't keep away from power tools for long 😁 My admiration for First Responders has always been high, and respectful. But to think of what all you guys do, day in, day out , 24/7 is Amazing. Love from Scotland and stay safe 😇🤩🥳

[@_Heathen]

Good video Dave. Especially for an engine guy who doesn’t do it as much as you guys. Nice job bro.

[@partsandresto]

Thanks broski!

[@theoldfartsgarage]

Cool video. My brother Rob is a Firefighter in Sudbury Massachusetts and I’ve always enjoyed visiting him at the station when we go there for vacation., all you guys are in my prayers 🙏🏼 God Bless you.

[@lasermellow]

I enjoyed everything about it...authenticity is a feeling....I can feel it from you the way your energy is...when you spiked and it didn't work well and colleague wanted to assist..you said hopd up..on emergency setting things happen and plan may have to be amended...and we are training and this is perfect timing to explain...also you are an instructor...paper is not only way to solidify...you posting and taking passion so others can be effective through real life testimonies you have encountered or learned is fantastic...just found this channel..keep it going my brother..

[@NayokeHenji]

I'm a security guard. I find a lot of value watching this because A) I can understand a bit more about what a responding fireman may do on a property I'm on and B) it helps me understand a bit about how to defeat common security systems, so I can better guard against a baddie utilizing such techniques. Thanks for sharing this. Be safe.

[@mattywanders]

Good video. Please have the cameraman turn down their radio in the future. Keep em coming, I learned some cool stuff with this one.

[@Markcostner58]

No BS vids!! need more brother!

[@jamieforrester7108]

fire entry videos are interesting but are we ever going to see more powerwagon rebuild?

[@partsandresto]

Yup

[@kap18600]

Thanks for posting

[@oxfd611]

Starting on the edge of a piece of metal reduces the surface area, and reducing the resistance you have to cut through. That is why You’re right, it is faster.

[@MnkeyWitAgun]

Some pipe hitting knuckle dragging leather head truckees right here

[@phooesnax]

If it’s a fusible torsion spring will release from heat and you will have to lift total weight.

[@partsandresto]

No shit! Didn’t know that

[@phooesnax]

@@partsandresto only on fire rated/ actuated. We have them all over in our buildings. Once those springs release you need a fork truck.

[@beckj]

Real truckie shit!

[@reijerlincoln]

Power wagon!?!

[@partsandresto]

Just got back to work on it

[@ima_gn0me]

This video would be better if it didn't have the radio traffic.