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Cud-Z Flush cut saw • Video

[@bigton666]

Bought it from Manor Hardware in Tacoma around a year ago love it. Bought it to cut entry doors with the guide while it's hung. Worked perfect.

[@larryengelbrecht6704]

Just bought mine (new, not refurbished) for $499 on eBay. A vendor on Amazon had the same price, but charges sales tax. Both had free shipping. I'm a newb to woodworking and am looking forward to using this.

[@robeggers5560]

I've had this saw for almost a year and as a remodeler it has it's uses. Don't think it's the best saw on the planet though. It is a bit fancy and therefore fragile for all day every day use. Mine is still working flawlessly but is just one of the saws I use. In certain instances it is great. Cutting into walls and around cabinets, undercutting jambs, plate cuts and many other uses. I like it although I made it 40 years without it I'm not sorry I bought it. It uses special blades that actually aren't that expensive for the quality and what you get, they are still much more expensive for regular framing and remodeling. Just another saw in the quiver and not the first one out of the trailer. BTW I am one of the favorable reviews on Amazon.

[@randomvids1015]

I’ve seen this saw on display at pullman building supply it’s pretty neat

[@jimspence0]

Seen it , used it - was pretty good overall for demo but cant trust the shoe for guided cuts

[@RJ-rn3uv]

Really cool saw. When i use to cut doorway and plates. We would use a sidewinder blade. they were illegal, because the blade stuck outside the guard by about an inch. Keep hand and finger away from the blade. Plus kick backs were always dangerous. This saw is awesome.

[@KingParisBuckingham]

Yo i seen it..i will save to must get it..( 28years veen a pro carpenter mason in nyc,been using skilsaw but this is the very best saw....a must have. The ultimate circular saw

[@gtjr1975]

Ron very surprised you haven’t seen this I found a couple yrs ago but I’m really happy you found so he can sell a ton of them

[@studfinderball]

Thanks, Ron.

[@harleymutt8542]

Great information and thank you!

[@broken4999]

It's avalible at bmc lumber they used to be called stock lumber.

[@powellcrazd]

Amazon has a few reviews, but so far not looking great for the price tag. Interested to see what you think Ron.

[@NicoSmets]

better than the green and dark blue?

[@shofar-man]

I like it and am tempted but let's face it I may not really need another saw. Most Skilsaws have the blade on the right and in fact call them southpaws if the blade is on the left. I don't get it I am right handed but I prefer to see the cut so I managed to find a Porter Cable with the blade on the left but it won't do what this saw does. I wish I had the Cuz-D when I put laminate flooring in 3 bedrooms. I had to relieve door facings with a Fat Max handsaw on a cardboard spacer. If I get into a project that needs it the Cuz-D will be on my. list.

[@zachturner8745]

Good stuff but to be honest. The split screen drives me nuts. Carpenters are more basic people. Just straight forward one screen hands on. That’s what we like. Great videos though. I appreciate it

[@lenchaston6700]

Great looking saw, but I wonder about the safety aspects of it. And just so you all know where I am coming from, way back when (mid-80's) I used to take the plate off my B&D Sawcat so that basically you had a blade with a motor attached to it, to make flush cuts in tight spaces. Buried it in my calf one time, so I quit doing that. But now I have been a GC for 30+ years and I have an absolutely impeccable safety record (lowest WCB premiums, no one has ever cut off anything, or broken anything on my jobs - more luck than policy I admit). So I look at that open side and wonder - do tools in the US have to have some kind of UL certification. Is there a safety standard that has to be met? And more importantly can anyone who has been using one for awhile comment on how they feel about using it? Are you super-alert when you use it (like using a chain saw in confined spaces?). Do you feel confident that you cannot get hurt? Just curious.

[@TheOneWhoMightBe]

"Buried it in my calf one time, so I quit doing that." Ouch.

[@andygullion5182]

Cutting tight to walls will be cool in remodeling , and give very professional subfloor repairs .

[@splashpit]

You're right iv not seen this and will be top of my list come tax time .

[@chrishorton2129]

I own one and it's a great saw. One of the best tools out there. Cuz-d

[@casycasy5199]

love the saw thanks for getting it out to us

[@KEVINFERN0]

I've seen it before; but nevertheless really cool. One of the most recent Finehombuilding Magazine did a one-pager on it.

[@chriswebb810]

Ron buddy, I sent you a message on Facebook about this last October. 😁

[@bbperez6361]

It may be worth the $570 but it weighs 14lbs! As the cutter of our crew I'm not sure I would use it all day. Only when I need for those kinds of flush cuts

[@bensieben3063]

All good addictions start out slow

[@chrismmun]

nice safety guard on the blade

[@aaronjhastings]

I’ve seen it advertised online about 4 months ago

[@rodsmith118]

Follow straight flush saw on Facebook they have drawings and sometimes saw giveaways

[@leroy8133]

that ant was lucky he didn't get cut up 2.40

[@mattchibi]

100% this is a remodeler's saw. Biggest use I can see for it is for changing out old subfloor. I still prefer my Fein to undercut jambs. I 100% would not use this for framing lol. My Makita Cordless Dual battery can cut TJI's in one cut. Its also not 17 pounds LOL. Its also cordless. But I do see the areas where this Cuz-D saw could shine. But for the love of god, please change the name of your brand. Cuz-D is a Terrible name.

[@richardmathew1832]

Will there be a uk version

[@chriscalvert2318]

Richard Mathew wouldn’t havr thought so with that big dirty blade fully exposed 😩

[@robertcornelius3514]

Have to buy their saw blades. Other blades will not work.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

Robert Cornelius Cuz-d blades are designed to flush cut requiring the bolt to be recessed. All other blades would cause the bolt to stick out.

[@sundown798]

Exactly! This company should of thought of options. Especially the blade being proprietary. They go out of business you have a $500 paperweight. Reminds me of when Steve Jobs wanted his own "twiggy" floppy disk format. That failed. Then that Juice machine Juicero Machine that failed too. Stick to blades sizes you can get quickly at your local hardware stores lol!

[@alanh2077]

Just did a search on Amazon, he shows it in stock in his store for $499

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

www.paulkhomes.com/featured-items.html

[@MrCustomconstruction]

Seen it before!!!lol

[@rpnp2]

ya i seen it before...wasnt sure if it was legit because no one seem to have it yet... looking forward to a review

[@noconz0727]

My review is it's heavy as hell and it's not always best to have one tool that does it all. I'd rather have a couple dedicated saws than one expensive one that does everything. The one thing it does that others can't is flush cutting. So if you need that then go for it.

[@prf4510]

Noconz0727 MC you can flush cut with a $60 toe kick saw from Harbor Freight

[@noconz0727]

prf Not through 2x4's! Lol

[@noconz0727]

prf Pretty sure you don't want to be cutting door and window openings with a toe kick saw.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

prf pretty sure I will not be cutting anything with any saw from Harbor Freight.

[@hubie3111]

Saw this a year ago

[@vorant77]

Sorry I'll never buy any saw that uses a proprietary blade with the exception of my Makita beam saw.

[@mattberg7332]

sooo, you do

[@KingParisBuckingham]

Its $575

[@GauchoWoodworking]

I own this saw.

[@Therealphantomzero]

Robert Slack how do you like it

[@GauchoWoodworking]

Therealphantomzero I’m about to use it in my log cabin in Colorado. The application is to create a gap between my plywood and logs to slide the drywall in the gap. I like to install plywood over studs and then install drywall... I’m the king of overkill

[@bbperez6361]

That's a heavy saw

[@Therealphantomzero]

Robert Slack oh I have to see that could you post a video when you can?

[@GauchoWoodworking]

I will do that ... Thank you for reminding me. I'm basically going to ride the plywood walls (that cover the joists) to create enough space for the drywall to fit perfectly inside the logs. I hope the saw cuts deep enough. I have 10" logs ...

[@gdizzzl]

525 dollars. ... Not worth it for the amount of times i need a flush cut. Use a sawzall or use a fein saw. I can buy a bigfoot for 325. Great video besides

[@enriqueacereto9758]

You talk too much just to tell us about the Cuz D flush saw.

[@ShawnBean]

Very impressive, but $1,200 is a little outside of my budget, even if it can replace seven tools that I already own. I guess this one's going on the wish list.

[@noconz0727]

Shawn Bean MSRP is $500

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

Shawn, I said in the video very clearly that it was $499

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

www.paulkhomes.com/featured-items.html

[@ShawnBean]

That's actually reachable, Ron; thanks! But, you probably want to talk to Amazon; searching for the Cuz-d 7-in-1 brings up that $1,200 price tag, instead.

[@ShawnBean]

www.amazon.com/Cuz-D-Industries-SFS85-Straight-Multi-Function/dp/B01I5YSJZA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1469461097&sr=8-1&keywords=cuz-d

[@_ltor]

The reviews aren't stellar

[@albertbranca4644]

Map.

[@bensieben3063]

$499

[@ShullMark]

Somewhat similar tool. Seems a bit safer, though does less things. www.lamello.com/product/montage-renovation-de-fenetres/tanga-dx200/

[@patriotdarktolight1780]

😂

[@noconz0727]

Guarantee I've never seen it? Do you know who you're talking to?? I saw this saw like a year ago and I've even held it. Our local hardware store has it and I've played with it before.

[@OU81TWO]

@Noconz0727 MC Who's he talking too? Why don't you tell us?...

[@noconz0727]

OU812 A bunch of Carpenters who love cool tools

[@OU81TWO]

@Noconz0727 MC I love cool tools too but it's the first time I've seen it. Granted I'm not a carpenter. So I guess he's talking to guys like me...

[@noconz0727]

OU812 I just thought it was funny he said "a tool I guarantee you've never seen before". Then you see like a dozen comments of people who have seen the saw, used the saw, or tried to tell Ron about this saw last year.

[@Milkex]

"If I missed it, a lot of my viewers have missed it" 44 seconds.

[@palmer3977]

$1,200 on Amazon

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

It is $499 on Amazon. Jake has a few pallets just delivered to the Amazon Warehouse, but they are not showing in inventory yet. The higher priced saws are 3rd party and that happens​ with everything on Amazon. Just keep an eye on the link I provided and note the vendor is "Top Tool Trader" and fulfilled by Amazon.

[@rodsmith118]

its 499.00 on amazon