Straight Flush Saw

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The Straight Flush Saw is an entirely new type of worm drive saw. The blade is flush to the housing and with the cover removed it can cut right up to a wall and all the way into corners. With the base folded back the blade projects from the front and can be plunged where the blades standard circular saws cannot-allowing it to be used to remove plates from rough openings and cut sheathing from openings from inside the building.
The saw is expected to come out this summer and will sell for $575.
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[@yannchevrier-foundy5063]

AvE needs to review this

[@GettingtheTruthOut]

That guy is a mine engineer and doesn't know what he's talking about half the time.

[@evhguitarstv43608]

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[@TombunnyHunter]

I love AvE, but he isn't perfect and doesn't know everything. It reminds me of people asking all sorts of random science and pseudo-science questions of Neil deGrasse Tyson that are completely out of his field and then giving them more weight than people who actually study that particular field. I've seen AvE make some terribly misinformed comments on woodworking or woodworking tools, essentially equating fine woodworking to carpentry and not differentiating the reasons why some things need to be more precise or cut more accurately.

[@yannchevrier-foundy5063]

Lol woodworking

[@TombunnyHunter]

@Will Pelton Like I said, I love him, but just cringe when people act like everything needs to be run past him for final approval. ;) Reminds me of people wanting Dave from EEVBlog to review every low end electrical gadget, and as Dave says, many of them don't want him to honestly review something, they just want him to validate their cheap purchase.

[@usaSAVAGE]

Brilliant! I was a Carpenter for 28 years we didn't have anything like this lol. Not fair lol.

[@07zx14White]

I don't understand how I'm just now hearing about this. This looks fantastic!

[@sixtyfiveford]

Well that's neat. Nice to see innovation in a stagnant field of circular saws.

[@metalman065]

I'm outta the business now, but my opinion it's worth every penny. This saw back about 8 yrs ago would've saved me alot of back breaking work.

[@justkiddin1980]

Man o man is this a good innovation...i hope it all goes well for the inventor...nice job!

[@johnmutton799]

Brilliant piece of kit! Well done !

[@madlabzproductions5150]

i see so many new tools on the market and im that guy that shows up to tell you how pointless it is. ive spent my whole life in the building trades and i see no faults with this tool. i AM PROBABLY GOING TO BUY ONE

[@ashleyburton8605]

Clever design & very knowledgeable guy!

[@made_by_chris]

This is impressive. Looks well designed!

[@charleskuhl8835]

that is one serious saw. I'd buy it in a heart beat. I still have to wear out the 4 worm drives i already own and two sidewinders. And i'm retired from framing.

[@machine2747]

Neat saw. Looks like a Swiss army knife saw!

[@kightremin]

Some really decent ideas. Especially the blads guard thumb control. Makes it so much safer.

[@lisaarmstrong5461]

Craftsman tools is stealing this idea as we speak.

[@JoeClarkCinema]

Produced with the cheapest Chinesium and mold injected low grade plastic.

[@Eggugat]

Milwaukee already made a cordless version

[@emmarobbieus9107]

JoeClarkCinema are you talking about harbor freight?

[@1776mikew]

Lisa Santos I love you just because your watching saw videos lol

[@emmarobbieus9107]

Mike Workman work it boy.

[@michaellmello3933]

Great saw, I need one!!

[@lwoodt1]

Excellent product and Excellent presentation

[@TheOtisUpham]

This thing is a beast.

[@robbilandry5381]

Dude! This tool is the ticket. For less than $600 you can't beat it. I definitely want to buy one. 😄

[@munchrx7]

This looks terrifying! But I still need one in my life!

[@koubasaki]

Wouldn't want to hit nails and bust teeth with these proprietary blades.

[@1973mre]

Very cool saw I want this

[@nickc2708]

Don't need one but will buy one.

[@diannaa6189]

Gotta have one to add to my shop

[@handlebullshit]

Holy shit, how sweet is that? Excellent design.

[@ollieone051]

That's the best saw I've ever seen!

[@4dslayer]

This is a remodel guys dream saw

[@wood4nothing284]

Wow cool piece of kit. Cheers Tim from wood 4 nothing

[@j.k.j.j.k.j.99]

I'm not a framer but I still want it....

[@clyde8759]

j.k.j. //j.k.j. no shit

[@solexxx8588]

Nice. I could use this daily.

[@robertbragg9364]

This saw is amazing. At $575 I definitely cant afford it unless I can buy it at home depot on my credit card. It being a worm drive saw its gonna last forever and it literally eliminates 4 of my saws. I'll have one before the years over. Great idea.

[@elmonstro7618]

That things sick af 😳

[@nathangroves7403]

Bravo. Very smart tool

[@brock6170]

I'd love to try this puppy out

[@brianemery8945]

I NEED ONE! awesome!

[@gateway8833]

Jeez I wish we had saws like this. I bet it beets the hell out sharp rocks we had to use.

[@blindkimberly1360]

I’d love to have this saw!

[@ProTradeCraft]

yes, you would!

[@Alex-eq2dp]

that is a fine machine!

[@workncninki7641]

Thank you for the nice video

[@ProTradeCraft]

You're welcome!

[@gtjr1975]

If I was still framing would buy in a heart beat first excuse to buy it I will invest looks great

[@danielmorrison-editor]

Me too, gtjr, me too...

[@tinnturps]

Perfect saw

[@semperfitt356]

I need this in my collection, probably would only be cutting 1x's but it'll be in style

[@jcuzdey3782]

Semper Fi Devil Dog- hit me up

[@shawnwilson1862]

Awesome!!!!!!

[@mark.wilko1969]

Would have been nice to see it actually in use!

[@Lesservector]

I'm not even into contract work nor have I worked for any construction company, although have worked with lumber many times. I want one of these.

[@Mikelectric]

jack of all trades, master of none?

[@shawsie5780]

Looks real safe

[@SkywereProductions]

Damn thats some saw boi

[@sticky59]

Excellent product. Hope they are selling like hotcakes.

[@trevethan82319841]

This looks like a saw that the military would use I'm wondering if they are going to a battery powered version of this flush saw

[@inspectorsteve2287]

A lot of features wow. I noticed it was on a stand in sure its for display but I wonder if its also because the saw is heavy and he doesn't want to hold it all day. Another thing I would worry about with all those moving parts it just gives more things to go wrong or break on the saw. Pros and cons I guess

[@sthrnvoice3198]

WOW!!!! Yes please!

[@investalain5804]

wow very nice

[@HBSuccess]

So where are they now? Haven’t seen these guys for a cpl years

[@danebrewer10]

That looks massively dangerous 😅

[@manhiref]

Does ae

[@rolandeverson4038]

awesome

[@MildarValsik]

Okay i will need a few projects to do then I can buy one.

[@hugehelp]

just for a diy guy I would buy this! I have spent way more on smaller tools to do half of what this does!

[@josejoyas4108]

This is a sick one some military technology

[@robertbogan225]

I like the color reminds me of the old army trucks from ww2 that flush cut wow I've been looking at my dewalt at times and just thinking "well I can't cut that with this!" Because it just couldn't get the blade there.

[@chancespencer8368]

Awesome saw it would replace quite a few tools but it is too bulky. You should make a smaller version of the saw it was sale I would buy one

[@snowmobilertodd]

Only down side is the blade is probably expensive and not gunna be sold everywhere like a normal one but I love the idea

[@effyou128]

its a normal blade

[@therealprbrown]

effyou128 it is NOT a standard blade. Watch the video. Looks like it’s worth ordering blades online though. Keep an extra on hand and you’ll be fine.

[@effyou128]

Doesnt matter wont be osha legal wont be able to use on a real job site just a scab site osha doesnt bother with scab sites because no one cares about scabs

[@isaacbeckel2044]

effyou128 I played hockey throughout high school and collage but was too much of a dumbfuck to learn how to spell college lol

[@024dogtop]

Is there a right side saw for opposite side flush cuts?

[@DJAZAlwayz]

I just roof and I want this saw because cuz-D is cool as frig !

[@rodpalm6398]

I want one now! I want a 36 volt version.

[@machscga6238]

There needs to be a cordless Milwaukee M18 fuel version of this

[@shonuffisthemaster]

great idea, id say add an adapter to run a regular blade if you want to and itd be perfect.

[@BitchyBoxxy]

I like the camera holder voice in my right ear and the product showers voice in my left ear.

[@HBSuccess]

What about for lefties? I can use a regular wormdrive but this has some features like the rip guide that I don't think would be usable at all for a southpaw. It's honestly a little too jack-of-all-tradey for me - pieces that come off always wind up lost or broken. I think this might get some traction as a specialty tool for flush and undercuts - maybe timberframers - but no way do I see prod. framers trading their wormdrive for this 14 lb monster

[@heyimamaker]

I would like this for the next Zombie Apocalypse :)

[@dfgyuhdd]

Double the weight of Dewalt's standard circular saw and costs 5x as much. This will never be anyone's everyday saw.

[@zachturner8745]

ryan it does way more. We lift lvl’s on the job site. I think we can handle the saw

[@ismaelpereda6639]

Anyone know where i might get one here in Blue Ash Ohio.

[@flamecranium7787]

Where is it made?

[@xaytana]

One thing that I'd like to see, which will probably never be done, is a set of attachments, or a second body you can take the motor in and out of, so that you have a right sided and left sided version. It'd add a lot more versatility, especially in just general woodworking. It'd be nice if the front piece of the shoe also had a bevel gauge, for if you have corners that aren't square, such as benchless bay windows. I'm not a contractor, but this would quickly replace any other circular saw. It can do vertical and horizontal cuts, and has a wider range of bevels. With a mirrored version, you essentially have 310 degrees of possible cuts from 4 tool orientations, which is overkill but could be useful in some situations. Now imagine adapting this, somehow, to a table, where you could still turn the entire drive and blade 90 degrees for horizontal cuts. Just this one design idea adds so much versatility to the most simple tool.

[@brianwball40]

I would buy this before any Festool.

[@SpydieFan]

brianwball40 what does Festool make similar to this?

[@TOMVUTHEPIMP]

Festool is glorified Ryobi for guys that dont actually do any woodworking.

[@supercleanone8038]

Domino

[@chriscalvert2318]

BBQ Sandwich silly billy

[@bbperez6361]

effyou128 have you used one of these saws yet?

[@bryanbradley7088]

Cordless?

[@conantdog]

Multi tools usually fail in one way, and if they do which all tools do your without three tools so I would suggest bring your router and your sawzall to work and have one of these if you need it.

[@ops5todd]

Looks Big, Heavy and unforgiving!

[@lukula2934]

Wow...That's some impressive innovation... 14+ lbs sounds a little heavy but not when compared to any other worm drive that cuts as deep. And the price seems about right as well... If Festool offered this saw it would be at least twice the price. Hope its not made in China... I'd go to a show just to try this baby.

[@abhishekgourav6144]

Genius...

[@3216100]

It slices! It dices!

[@tinman7781]

A Tank. Cool.

[@Sortleader76]

I’d like to see a video of it removing a subfloor. I don’t understand how you’d be able to cut coming out of a corner since the blade is on the left side. Cutting into a corner I can see but how would you cut into the same corner on the other side? Maybe I’m not picturing it right but I just don’t see how it’s possible. Thank you

[@lornerudy7921]

Flip deck and turn on edge

[@coolbreeze1059]

😍😍😍 I NEED 2🤗 RIGHT NOW

[@buckbuck9225]

Out of the box thinking.only thing i dont like .because i know it won't hold up is the plastic guard.but i want one.if its strong enough.

[@danburch9989]

It's on Amazon for $500.

[@makismakiavelis5718]

Has AvE seen that yet?

[@joseesparza9415]

Yooo their website is down it does this company no longer making this

[@leanwoodworks]

great for framers...dont think i do enough to justify the purchase

[@fermitupoupon1754]

Seems like an interesting tool, even though I am a furniture carpenter and not a framing carpenter. But the biggest downside seems to be that it requires specialty blades. The sawblade has to have a recess for the arbor bolt to go into in order to be able to flush cut like that. Unless blades like that become ubiquitous and every half decent tool store will carry them, this tool is basically useless. That's the biggest obstacle a tool like this needs to overcome. I can get blades for my Fein Multimaster in just about every tool store, even most DIY and home improvement stores will carry compatible blades. Same goes for regular circular saw blades. Worst case scenario I can just go to a DIY store and buy a cheapo 190x30 blade and get the job done. It won't be as fast and easy as a good quality blade, but it's readily available.

[@googas8]

WOW

[@renegutierrez1699]

What size blade does it take?

[@davidreccchia8473]

8 1/4

[@sourdiesel3810]

Fucking kick ass .the saw is a master piece

[@versatileduplicity9313]

So fucking nice !! 😍

[@danielmorrison-editor]

Sorry I didn't see your comments earlier: more info on this saw here: www.protradecraft.com/swiss-army-saw-worm-drive-cuts-flush-too Thanks for watching!

[@versatileduplicity9313]

Exactly what i need to cut the end of a stud

[@clyde8759]

I dont even wood work and that's cool as shit

[@tripwire0000]

Wow. You need a infomercial , you would sell a shit load of these.

[@michaelg.gartman1148]

Proprietary blade? How much for that?

[@bunnywarren]

$50 on Amazon.

[@TropicalEncounter]

$45-$60 depending on the blade you choose from Amazon.com

[@taboovsknowledge1603]

$227.00

[@petersrightbut8297]

Where do you buy blades? Price? Out of blades, out of luck.

[@bunnywarren]

Amazon has them for $50.

[@AndrewBrowner]

ouch.. are they carbide tipped? diablo blades which imo are the top of the line right now are less than 20$ canadian for a 2 pack thats like 7$US a blade

[@bunnywarren]

I guess the blades are unique given the bulge in the middle and the lower demand causes a high price. Not sure if it's worth it but I've never had a situation this is designed for.

[@AndrewBrowner]

hopefully by the time the next generation is into the trades all circ saws will be built like this and itll be standard... but for now the cost and extra hassle of this isnt for me if they could partner with home depot i think they could really move this saw and make it widespread enough the blades could come down to a reasonable price

[@livefree1030]

This video is 2 years old and I'm just now learning of this tool? KZbin's recommendation algorithm must not cater to my interest. Instead im given BuzzFeed crap