Latest and Greatest Power tools of 2019 from Dewalt, Diablo, Makita, Skilsaw, Metabo & more

A look at the new power tools coming in 2019, from Dewalt, Makita, Diablo, Skilsaw, Metabo, Fiskars, Ego & more. Carpentry chainsaws, battery powered concrete saws, Diablo's new cutting technology, Makitas battery powered broom, Skilsaws GIANT sasquatch circular saw and tons more!
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[@chriswesney]

9:50 Don't be fooled. There is an enormous advantage created by keeping the face/guard of the reciprocating saw tight against the work. The guy "winning" the race is keeping his saw tight against the work and letting the blade make the cut. The other guy is just pulling the trigger and letting that saw act as a 15Lb vibrator in his hand. Anybody who has ever used a sawzall knows that.

[@dimik3855]

We could see that the Diablo blade was carbide, but he didn't say a thing about describing all the blades. Were the Milwaukee and Lennox blades carbide too?

[@gabrielbehrend7625]

really good point Chris! as well, the only way i would buy any sort of comparison is when there are not humans operating. Its super impressive to see what diablo is doing but they are not being right by not allowing competing companies to operate against them.

[@Magnahack]

the other thing that you can see is that the guy running the Diablo blade as a slight forward angle that helps to cut quicker as well.

[@danhard8440]

totally agree I seen and commented on that also and the angle this was a total crap comparison

[@SunriseLAW]

Notice the barbell weight that is strung onto each saw to equalize the pressure?? IMHO and per my experience...it is 'in the blade'. Some become dull way faster than others and because both saws start cutting at the same rate...I bet that is what happened. Seems they are cutting thru some metal bolts in the wood, hard to tell. Whatever....my next blade purchases will definitely...for sure... be Diablo.

[@Thebowzer221]

Diablo blades are the best. My son used them for years. Me, being old school, wouldn't change. That is until I saw how well Diablo blades cut and out lasted what I was using. Diablo is the only brand I buy now. Worth every penny.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@andrewbieger5004]

Just curious: what is his/ your opinion on the Lennox recip. blades versus Diablo? I use Diablo for a basic rip blade on my TS, their 7-1/4 blades for general framing cuts (or something in the $10 dollar range at the box stores) but never tried the recip blades. I started using Lennox years ago for the Sawzall, as all the other brands would not last at all in nail embedded wood. Gotta box of Mil., Dew, B&D, you name it, all new ones collecting dust.

[@splinterwilson5195]

What happened to Marathon blades even or better than Diablo depending what you're doing

[@ruletocoll1790]

I was a little worried about installing the blade after reading a couple of reviews. But it was amazingly easy. Took about 1 minute. Works great kzbin.infoUgkxjpBI8OOeUXib_iT7UomCrQ-uauwZJ62c . Cuts easily and is perfect for pocket cuts I needed to make for replacing some old deck boards.

[@MFKR696]

I've always liked Diablo's stuff. Their bi-metal reciprocating saw demo blades are exceptional. I used to cut pallets apart with them, nails and all, and they would last 10x longer than the Hitachi blades that our parts guy kept trying to sell us. It's not that Hitachi blades are bad, it's just that Diablo is better. Diablo uses better materials and that thick red finish works pretty well for reducing static friction.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks for sharing and for watching !

[@godbluffvdgg]

Contractor in the philly area for 30 years...I started using diablo when they hit the market here...Best blades for the money...The sawzall blades are BEAST!

[@ChrisKeddy]

Well The 4:00 sweeper is kinda expensive at $1000 but if you look behind him you see the yellow one which I can buy from amazon for $170(3 day shipping prime).

[@kwmiked]

Love Diablo carbide sawzal blades, they last forever! When I told the Diablo rep at a tool show what I use them for over the Milwaukee Carbides, Cutting rubber belting off a rock crusher that has steel wire infused inside, Diablo guy hooked me up with 2 free blades of each kind he had on display! They have my business!

[@Dirtmonkey]

Awesome!!

[@kwmiked]

@Roderick storey if it sucked, I wouldn't talk good about it. I don't have time to mess around with junk

[@andrewbieger5004]

How do they stack up against Lennox? I get the multi packs at Lowe's, and they do well in nail embedded wood, but the steel seems to be getting softer and shorter tooth life.

[@arteleonard2405]

In 1988, I bought a Black Friday type six piece set of Ryobi battery tools from Home Depot. The set included a circular saw, reciprocating saw, sabre saw, chain saw, a 3/8 drill and a flashlight. I used these tools to remodel an abandoned house into a store front. Several years later, I bought and remodeled a three bedroom house. I have since added a few more tools and converted to the newer style batteries. Every one of these tools still work and I still use them today.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks for the comments Arte

[@interman7715]

Arte Leonard I am a builder and carpenter, I run Ryobi one+ ,they are tough and reliable and priced well ,I like how they have kept the same battery housing ,so you can run the new batteries on the older models.

[@wyattejerry2720]

Diablo makes the best blades for the price hands down. They are tough, durable and reliable. As a carpenter I use my skillsaw every day and swear by Diablo!

[@Batman11680]

Ever since I first saw diablo blades at homedepot 4 years ago Ive been using ONLY theirs blades. They last and work better than anything else 10x over. BEST BLADES EVER.

[@infradigital]

I didn't know fiskars had such an awesome warranty policy!

[@MrSatchelpack]

Don't abuse it. I want to know that they have my back if something goes wrong with my tools, but not because I was trashing them needlessly. Companies that have awesome warranties end up doing the 5 year, then 1 year, etc. after their bean counters have determined too much abuse of warranties and decrease in profits.

[@waltlars3687]

I got a replacement folding pruning saw replaced the wood handle swelled and couldn't unfold it and they mailed Me a new one

[@gunsightmtn.1821]

JCloneD ...or so many tools.

[@ffuukkyootoobffuukkyootoob1411]

@@MrSatchelpack Yeah, I would anticipate, with something like that, it ought to be tied to how many tools you've bought to how many replacements in a year....

[@mikael9456]

Those diablo saw tools were pretty impressive

[@jamesburba1995]

Please keep making this type of video. I find them very informative, and cause me to put a little more thinking into my purchases. I enjoy your apparent enthusiasm and surprise at learning something new about things. Don't stop !

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thank you James !

[@paulmazurek3608]

I'm also a Timber Framer this 16 inch saw works great , those cords save time and work great in the cold

[@robertmccully2792]

I bought two of those type of rubber coated cords from home depot in 2006 because they were on sale after christmas... I love them. They are always very flexible.

[@blakestinnett6656]

13:53 I didnt even know he was cutting it😂😂

[@lorichabot6243]

There's nothing better than watching tools and action see how they really run thank you for all your hard work I'm sorry someone stole your stuff people today suck I had the same problem now I have to restock all my tools

[@dillpickles5317]

I must have missed this episode of fast N loud..... Ricgard Rawlings of the construction world haha

[@alexvandahm825]

metabo has finally done it! tools that are both battery powered and have a corded adapter!!!

[@robertallen4562]

I think the same as James Burba. I am 75 years old and I don't need them because I got hurt, but I bought the tools to fix my stuff since I hade my bike back in the 50s.

[@PainterD54]

Those Diablo blades are as good as they look. I cut a two doors openings out of my shipping container and they cut like butter. Much faster than a grinder and the blade still cut wood like it was new! Very good value.

[@Truckinstuff]

I have 2 of those Dewalt Hammers. Bought the first one for home projects and loved it so much replaced my Vaughan at work!

[@Dirtmonkey]

Cool Jon, thanks for viewing!

[@jimcampbell47]

My forman and I only use Diablo blades, By far the best.

[@pyro323]

I like the dual power option from Metabo tool company. The way they did it was super convenient.

[@gregorybower2759]

The corded battery pack is ingenious. Wish other manufacturers would hop on that.

[@pirox2720]

pyro 323 only downside is that this system is expensive the costs are 150-200 more then most 20v systems

[@motosnape]

Stihl have also taken the same approach for 2019 products.

[@HollowThrone]

Gregory Bower Dewalt also has a similar adapter

[@joeframer9642]

@@gregorybower2759 he doesn't show you that there.is an inverter box that you have to drag around also ,it's not just a cord attached to a battery

[@reecelester7751]

Diablo blades are no joke, I'll never use anything else. Recently went to my local steel dealer and bought a 14' 14 gauge steel square tube in my car. Jumped out at loading with my 24v kobalt reciprocating saw equipped with a diablo blade. The loader was shocked at how quickly I made 4 cuts in the material to fit it in my car. He had never seen a diablo blade, now that's all they use

[@shaunkuhn4215]

diablo blades rock. been on the same circular saw blade for over a year goes through nails screws, roofing shingles, treated, cedar and plastic decking. no issues. still sarp. love it

[@Dirtmonkey]

Awesome Shaun!

[@WeAreTwoDoorsDown]

Diablo is a subsidiary of Freud, and anyone who's bought router bits knows that Freud are the ones you want.

[@markklaus4558]

WeAreTwoDoorsDown , if you like Freud, you may love Amana router bits.

[@toolgirlsgarage]

Absolutely! Freud makes some amazing products. Both companies are ultimately owned by Bosch, but Diablo makes epic blades!

[@derrickjohnson9692]

The metal cutting blades are no joke bad ass great for metal roofs!!!

[@underthetracks]

The Whiteside family makes the best router bits by far. Gold standard.

[@rebellion0127]

Trend tools

[@EvaBongoria]

'The battery powered broom', lmao.

[@uyhgar369]

Looked much harder than a regular broom 😅

[@mahmoudosman477]

6:55 Encon safety products glasses anti fog .I did go to their website but I couldn't find it and really want to buy those glasses

[@misaelmartinez7969]

Found a way how to buy ?

[@TheDaltonmichaels]

that corded battery adapter is probably the smartest thing ive seen for battery operated tools. no need to buy 3 extra batters and the 4 or 5 bank charging stations when you aren't always blowing through your batters in a single work session. but at the same time when you do occasionally eat through your batteries you just plug it in instead of waiting on them to charge.

[@glenwestphal7510]

Best tool show I have ever seen hands down , 3,000 thumbs up and counting , I still have chills! Proud tp say I have owned the first Deoblo hand surcular saw ovr 15 years ago with the small 6 1/4 " blade , it went threw wood up to 4x4's like butter ! weighs half of my old crapy heavy DeWalt and now , well , I'm getting me some new Deoblo blades and sawz all blades yesterday, I won't ever not be caught without ! Thanks for doing this show, please do more !!

[@mistyanderson6349]

3:26 is that April Wilkerson or am I seeing things? Btw I love your vids like this and you should definitely do more!

[@andrewturner1714]

Thats a confirmed wilkerdo sighting

[@bhaygood7306]

Yes it was 🤟🏻❤️👍🙏

[@jeremiahstowe8484]

That dude's face in the back 😂 15:59

[@ALWhiteAuthor]

I'm practically salivating over those Diablo blades.

[@Dirtmonkey]

😀👍

[@Thebowzer221]

The only cutting blades I use

[@davidh266]

@@Thebowzer221 are the Evo blades any good

[@Thebowzer221]

Don't know. I don't use them.

[@pricehillbilly706]

I have used them a lot to cut lead brick, never thought to try them in steel, blew my mind when I seen that

[@Handyman51]

I bought a 7 1/4" Diablo blade, I think it was like a twin pack for super cheap and I have been using this same blade for like 6 months. They are great blades!! I bought it for the price with no idea how awesome they are!!!

[@Dirtmonkey]

That's great Scott, thanks for watching !

[@adriantrain2037]

I'm a metal fabricator/welder by trade and have recently started carpentry as a hobby, that blade that will cut steel and timber is by far my favorite on this list... probly hard to get here in Australia but I definitly like it...

[@isellfoodstampz]

Project Farm did a great video comparing these blades

[@beaudavis943]

What show is this?

[@isellfoodstampz]

@@beaudavis943 just search for the channel Project Farm, he compares many products

[@markbunn8576]

He does the best tool test on KZbin in my opinion.

[@lenague]

Ditto to pyro 323...Why has no one done this before? Battery goes dead slap in the adapter with the cord and keep on going! Love this type of video. Keep them coming.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Great comment Kevin, thank you !

[@ricepadi29]

Great video. Sarah needs her own show.

[@toolgirlsgarage]

Thank you!

[@patrickfarley8036]

I started using Freud blades in 1980 when my sister gave me a selection of circular and table saw blades she had gotten from a salesman at her job when she told him I was a carpenter. Those blades got me hooked and have used them 99% of the time. Only time I don't is if I'm using someone else's gear! haha! Drill bits, router / shaper cutters, hole saws, etc. Money well spent in my opinion.

[@Dirtmonkey]

For sure. Thanks for watching Patrick!

[@jtpro]

I have been using Diablo blades for almost 15 years. I started off with a "cheap" 7 and 1/4 blade for my circular saw. Then their cheapest blade for a 12 inch miter saw. Time and time again in both situations they outperformed blades that cost 2 and 3 times the amount. With rare exception I have yet to find or meet a contractor who doesn't agree that Diablos are some of the most badass blades out there. I've even had DeWalt reps come on the job sites and see all my black and yellow tools and ask why I have a red blades in them I say cuz they're better and they say they agree and wished their company would buy Diablo. Lol I have Diablo reciprocating saw blades, circular saw blades, hole saws Etc and even I am impressed with this video and just how unequal all other brands are to them and what was pointed out and I've learned from experience most of the time their price is middle or lower spectrum of all the other "so-called" competition and yet the quality and performance is far and beyond what the competitor's claim. 😈 I LOVE DIABLO. 👿 Keep up the great work and keep looking out for your customers we are loyal. 😀

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks for the comments and for viewing !

[@fastelder]

I gotta tell you, I use ALL Diablo Blades. I use their Demo Demon when cutting through old walls and barely notice when it hits a nail. I highly recommend them. And what's the deal with the electric broom? It looks like it just pushed the stuff forward and left quite a bit of mess behind????

[@AsylumStrengthNI]

fastelder they’re good for Astro turf, adding sand or rubber filler through the surface, as well as cleaning and maintaining the surface

[@homewreckerbob9319]

looks like it would be awesome for paver filling

[@sly9263]

I could taste concrete dust watching you use that saw... lmao

[@davidowen1259]

Good for the lungs!

[@vegatonyvega]

That was awesome thanks to you and Diablo for sharing. Lots of great things

[@Dirtmonkey]

Glad you liked it, thanks for viewing !

[@jonminnella2168]

Diablo makes the best blades ever . Save me time and money in my field and save me from having to buy a whole bunch of tools when their blades can interchange with any skill saw by far the best company I've ever worked with I stand behind them and their products any day

[@joelschermerhorn5447]

That Diablo framing blade is insanely amazing! I have never seen a wood blade cut that well through all those steel bolts! Most framing blades would have been done cutting wood with steel at the 5th or 6th bolt!

[@jburg9790]

Yes I love the vidio. I have sworn by Diablo blades for years. No matter the application and they last

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thank you!!

[@allenl4294]

I do like that you show us a short list of new tools coming out and also where to purchase them for a good cost. Thanks for all the research you did.

[@Dirtmonkey]

You're welcome Allen, thanks for watching !

[@chrisalteria1312]

Love these videos.....I am on am urban search and rescue team...we do rescues in building collapses, confined spaces etc.... I am going to bring the Dewalt electric concrete saw as well as the diablo blades to the attention of my Chief. We go throw blades like water and the Dewalt saw will be great in a confined space where you have to worry about gas fumes. Please do more.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks Chris 👍

[@sirtomoliver]

Ive used the Stihl version of this demo saw and can highly recommend. It cuts with a diamond blade or steel wheels, 40mm rebar no problem. Can also attach hose or pump bottles to it aswell.

[@chrisalteria1312]

Thanks....I will research it

[@sweetiepienumber1]

The guy said "good for small jobs." I don't know. It may not be the brute a gas power tool offers. But, you probably have times when smaller is all you need. Or, extra batteries. Might offer some finesse. Thanks!

[@chrisalteria1312]

I was thinking it could be used for right spaces where we can't get our larger saws or using gas power would create a hazardous atmosphere or to get an area started until we could larger tools set up.

[@haroldgubac5802]

10:55 I seen the guy pushing down with his hand. His thumb was on the top. It really shows how the guy on left, how his hand is more tense than other guy.

[@christophergruenwald5054]

I’ve been using Diablo blades for years. They make the best blades. We even switched to Diablo for for our sawzall on the Jaws of Life for vehicle extrication.

[@raptureinla]

Finally! A battery/cord adapter!!! yay! Always hate how get you on the hook for batteries for ever and always change the design forcing upgrade or change of otherwise still-functional tools!

[@Dirtmonkey]

Agreed 👍

[@jetenginethrust863]

I concur!

[@BradChism]

Makita and Dewalt need to do this next, I think it would put them both in a new league

[@toddgruver495]

Dewalt has had it for several years

[@paulmaryon9088]

check out festool

[@scottmcdonald7771]

I really like the reviews at the different tool expos. Hopefully they have a wood chipper there that you can toss those sandals into. (18:50) 😝

[@fillmorehillmore8239]

0:00 That is actually a regular 7 1/4" saw. She is that small.

[@Boots67]

I’m a contractor and I swear by diablo blades, great price and work the best. They just keep going. Idk how they stay in business, I’ve had the same one on my chop saw for so long.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks for sharing Travis!

[@ffuukkyootoobffuukkyootoob1411]

Even more importantly, the hip strap on the Ego also transfers a good part of the weight onto your hips as opposed to making your back hold the load.

[@talbotmoto4503]

3:30 omg April Wilkerson

[@TomKaren94]

Yeah... I donated $25 to her channel and she never even said "thanks." Won't donate to any others because of that.

[@terrytuite8947]

I saw April at a show and she snubbed me. I have dropped her sub since.

[@wokeiswhack625]

Fiskars has the best loppers by far. That gear system is unmatched.

[@1d1hamby]

I just through out 3 broken Fiskars tools.

[@wokeiswhack625]

Threw*

[@john-paulsilke893]

I’ve broken some long handle nippers but I used them to chop roots in excavation trenches of services. I absolutely don’t even care they are easily the lightest and probably three times the tool for the price vs some crazy super expensive Japanese gear that cost five times as much but can’t handle the abuse near as well.

[@robtomben]

True

[@eppi6785]

Diablo definitely impressed me I will look for them at my local retailer thank you

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thank you Chris!

[@jonathanspencer8244]

You seriously didn’t know about diablo? Whose blades have you been using 😂

[@unoefxz]

got to mess with a diablo sawzall blade at the local hardware store, with the general purpose blade, we cut through a piece of railroad track twice in one battery pack on my 20v DeWalt. absolutely amazing stuff!!

[@Dirtmonkey]

That's cool! Thanks for viewing

[@danielfranklin1133]

i have been a carpenter for 40 years or so and freud blades are the best period

[@ictpilot]

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you for talking about Ego tools! I've been following those guys since the lawnmower came out. I hope you'll do a video on just their products.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thank you for watching !

[@ryansimmons1001]

How about Festool? Are the U.S. and the allies still at war with Nazi Germany? Then where is Festool? If our technology must suck, at least give us the best. German engineering? Or Chinese quality? Or Indian reliability and customer service all the way? I'll take the reliable quality of German engineering and never have to call customer service, please, and thanks.

[@MrJASoch]

Thank you for the video. Definitely want to see more vids like this. Over the last year I’ve grown to not like Diablo blades, but after this video I’m willing to give them a try again.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks for watching Javier!

[@nathanjohansen7169]

Lots of cool stuff here. It'd be hard to pick a favorite, but if I had to it would be... Sarah.

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

Did you notice the clamping sawhorses used by several of the exhibitors? It's called the Jawhorse, by Rockwell Tool Co. I've had two of 'em for a few years and they are beasts; ruggedly built and supremely useful. Some people complain about their heavy weight, but that weight is crucial to how stable they are. You can often use a single Jawhorse for jobs that require two regular sawhorses. Worth the money.

[@ablemagawitch]

Imagine the fun the people who build the shows have checking out and using the tools to assemble each company's booth. Now know at the end, they can sometimes get deals from the booth if the company is going back home and not to another shows/convention. That doesn't count getting swag tools for helping them out for setting their booth up and freight squared away on the load in and the load out. This was just one of many of these conventions and the non public ones you can see tools and machines that you wish were for assembly line only because their screw guns were so smooth and light weight but full of torque and speed. Working the Flute booth was one of the best and the worst because they (this was 25 years ago) had a new fiber optic meter that wasn't yet justifiable to buy for my field but would be in about 5 years but advances made sense to wait. Temptations galore tipping involving real tool tips & bits is the best..........

[@jimcampbell47]

I've used that 16" saw when I used to build stilt houses on 10'x10' timbers

[@WillN2Go1]

Good to finally see the Metabo corded/battery option on the same tool. In my shop-so I have power available-- I like to use a Makita driver, but often months pass and I don't use my tools. Battery packs? They still only last a couple of years, and I need two batteries in each size. I looked for a small corded driver. Couldn't find one. I looked into making a transformer insert and it seemed like it wasn't going to work. Good to see. You were maybe sailing a bit close to the wind with the Diablo blades, considering they're your sponsor-- but I don't think anyone has any doubts about anything said here. I remember asking, 'What's this red blade?' "It's thinner so it cuts faster and easier." It absolutely did. Been red ever since.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks for commenting and for viewing !

[@urjnlegend]

Diablo is basically better and price is super competitive, the video speaks for itself and every test on KZbin, they seem to be super reliable, no reason not to buy them

[@bobbg9041]

I think you'll see other brands doing this too most of them are made in the same factory in china.

[@IanTheWoodchuck]

DAMMIT! You showed that Makita Roomba shop-vac in the opening and didn't cover it! That's the tease I was waiting for and got cheated.

[@sirtomoliver]

Ian Brown the shopvac has been out for a little while now. Its crazy expensive though. For me to buy is $1600 Australian

[@joelschermerhorn5447]

Wow, Metabo has the best idea for cordless equipment! A "battery adapter" with a cord on the end to instantly convert from cordless to corded on all those tools? How innpovative!

[@philpolak982]

Hey this was the first time I got to view your videos. I have been a contractor for 25 years and I had a pretty good idea of all the different jobs where these tools can be used. I was impressed with the diablo blades and how they cut the metal. You did a good job showing all the different tools and there different uses. We are landscapers and cut concrete blocks and pavers all the time. Having a battery operated saw is a great innovation. We use makita reciprocating saws to cut 4" solid drain pipe all the time. They work great.. thanks Phil, Atlanta

[@Dirtmonkey]

Hey thanks Phil, glad you found us! Thanks for watching and for the comments!

[@jacksimpson259]

Tool videos are cool as hell pleas do more

[@mr.extravaganja4075]

Dude you getting me confused

[@MrFenexgold]

Great video!! Many thanks for posting this! ... My new blades will ALL be Diablo, no sparks @ 13:50!!! *shared an subscribed.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Awesome, thanks so much!!

[@danielellisporter]

Wow that broom looks useless. What a pain to store. And what would apprentices do without the hours of sweeping? It builds character.

[@travispratt6327]

Not to mention a push broom would have done that quicker with less effort... I think it’s just a bad display, I can see that being useful for clearing sand off a driveway or something but for wood shavings or a shop looks useless

[@billyjack4459]

I think being able to see and be shown the newest tools ahead of time gives all tool users an edge and a good idea of how they perform so good stuff

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thank you Billy!

[@kirkbrindley1951]

I'm sold on the Fiskars!! And the Dewalt Concrete saw and the Diablo blades!! WOW!! WOW!!WOW!!!!

[@richmac918]

Do I like video's like this - absolutley

[@Dirtmonkey]

Great to hear, thanks!!

[@fatdiesel44]

Stanley, thank you. Yes, love the video. Envious that you were there and I was not, but this is got to be the next best thing. Thank you Diablo, love your products

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks so much Jason! Really appreciate it

[@rickcavanaugh1]

Yes, I like videos like this.

[@dbrownsd]

Had a buddy get a ball with a hardened steel nut stuck on his trailer hitch. Could not get it off and didn't have a torch. Took about 20 minutes with a sawzall but the dibalo carbide blade went right through it. Didn't lose any of the teeth. About 3" steel no problem. That was after he burned up 3 of the dewalt metal blades on it.

[@joelschermerhorn5447]

The Makita cordless metal chop saw acted just like a corded one, it's amazing!

[@SOPM]

Yes dual power option. 🙏 Now that’s thinking ahead. Diablo is always doing their thing. Makita and Milwaukee. And D Walt However Dewalt tools have been slipping lately, there was a time they were all about the rugged contractor. I don’t know what happened to them🤔 These are the tools to have. However when it comes to Price yes Diablo is the only one thinking about the contractor. Providing quality at an affordable price that’s Diablo . And that’s why all my blades are Diablo. Now if we can just get a lot of these to manufactures to do the same thing. We could be on something . Like building a good name for rugged work conditions, and a price that keeps you in business not putting you out of business. Go... Diablo blades!!!!

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks for the comments shaun!

[@timconnelly694]

DeWalt is owned by Black & Decker...

[@banecrushr]

Dwalt has become the "sears and roebuck" of tools... I bought 2 of there air nailers, used once and never worked again.

[@derrykennedy6383]

I'm not a big fan of dewalt tools but there new line of 54v tools is very expensive but is f**king amazing especially the reciprocating saw and I love the worm drive saw

[@mockmock3998]

I was team dewalt, 20 years ago , i was constantly fixing the tool or replacing the battery? finally took it all and in the dumpster it went! Team Makita now , never looked back! 15 years same tools, still going strong

[@texanerection492]

This is one of my favorite series!!!

[@castledomeknives9395]

keep em coming... I'll keep watching

[@Dirtmonkey]

Will do, thanks !!

[@francoisgirard5987]

Lolllll wedding registry at Home Depot 😂😂 21:35 🤣

[@mikehaugen4816]

I was doing a big Comercial pool install last week and feel in love with Diablo I will never buy Milwaukee blades again, and im a Milwaukee guy. The diablo cut through schedule 80 6 inch PVC like butter it was able to last the whole job site one blade.

[@Dirtmonkey]

That's awesome Mike, thank you for watching !

[@austinwohlmuth702]

Man what's your favorite thing from this? And I have 1 question do u have instgram?

[@39Shirt]

yes we like the video, great to see tools in action guys there too.. lol

[@Dirtmonkey]

😀

[@rexdale4life]

Love these type of vids. Keep up the good work. Ps Diablo blades are awesome!

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks Isaac!

[@maxworx1411]

2:00 can confirm. I have the Kärcher WD6 for a year now and it's suction power is just ludicrous, compared to anything else this size. Even with a seized filter, more power than your home vacuum cleaner. Contra are the prices for filters (30€/pcs) and bags (12,50€/5pcs). But get a cyclone filter and you'll reduce these costs tremendously. All in all, I can highly recommend this beast.

[@maqsr]

The Lennox diamond blade used on the DW872 is going to cause heat. Try using the DWA7747 CARBIDE toothed blade. It leaves the material barely warm. The Diablo blade looked like a carbide toothed blade.

[@ClaytonHartin]

Fiskars customer service department is in Madison WI...dam I’m like 15 minutes south of them

[@evonyking]

@454BigBlock and you win a dick, for being a dick

[@martylucas8557]

Clayton, how come you always attract the dick heads?

[@sandersrk]

Seems he keeps getting the shaft.

[@joncoey6509]

Love the video do more like this one

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks Jon, will do !

[@brianermelin5658]

HELL YES , TOOL SHOWS GIVE ME A CHUBBY LOL Seriously the only thing better than tool shows is buying tools or the SEMA show

[@Dirtmonkey]

😀👍

[@danieldelporte8627]

1st time watching you....and must say you have the life us Carpenters dream about...being there getting to see test out and get all info on all them badass new toys.....damn i spend 2 hrs in home depot getting a gal of paint cause i can never just walk past the hand tools and tools....been using Diablo for yrs now and yes for the money they r hands down THE BEST without breaking the bank and good for more than one job....really love all the drill bits they make they stay sharp forever KEEP IT UP Diablo!! DEWALT FEEL OFF LONG AGO IM A MAKITA MAN MYSELF ....BUT ILL TELL U NOW RYOBI IS COMING UP AND FAST .....BUT KEEP MAKING THE TOOL VIDS AND ILL STAY WATCHING THANKS

[@Dirtmonkey]

Will do Daniel and thanks for the comments and for watching !

[@Gee-Wizz]

Good video, as a contractor you can get stuck using the same stuff that just works. Not always bad, but you don’t find any new or better stuff. Great to see the latest gear that is avaliable. As a side note we switched to Diablo multitool blades about eight months ago and have reduced our consumption on site from about four blades per week to three. So far the performance is stacking up, this will add up over a year. After seeing this a 7&1/4 is on the list to try.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks Greg!

[@subixbarbarasson2544]

Hell yeah 'DirtMonkey. More of this. Diablo knows how to reach the every day dude.

[@Dirtmonkey]

😀👍

[@davidowen1259]

No water on the concrete saw? Seriously?

[@colonialroofingofnorthcaro441]

I am.all for no cords, I'd jump out a freaking airplane with a cord, cause it will get hung on something before I hit the ground, a cord has made me just pack up and go home from a hard days work

[@garychandler4296]

Did you see the vacuum pulling a head of water? Anyone who knows physics as fluid Dynamics, knows that a small vacuum line has "leverage" over the larger tube, so thereby multiplying the negative force in the larger tube. But it sure looks impressive!

[@W12CO1]

We use Diablo blades at work to cut apart heating oil tanks. I'm serious when I say its like a knife through butter. worth the money.