Useless Milwaukee sawzall blade.

[@gocowboys87]

He said it was useless, then demonstrated that it works as it was intended for it's intended use. If that's useless, I want everything to be useless.

[@iAmCymba]

He should have put “useless” in quotation marks since he was proving the people that call the blade useless wrong.

[@WildBillILL]

Wow, yes he made the cut but point is that it took way longer than it should have.

[@reggin8112]

Useless on a job site where time actually matters.

[@LogainTheHumane]

​@@reggin8112Pay attention to the blade, you can clearly see that it's very worn out. All he has to do is buy a new one, they don't last forever. Also the fact that it is so worn out, proves that it's useful as it means he's used it a lot

[@reggin8112]

@@LogainTheHumaneIt could be the saw that’s underpowered as well. Regardless, it didn’t cut well at all.

[@remcoterharmsel3147]

As someone who works at Milwaukee: the blade is called flush cut. So u can cut flush to the floor. There are teeth in-between the regular teeth that stick out, so if the blade touches the concrete, the actual sharp teeth stay sharp.

[@christiangarcia410]

If you know you know

[@MiloYellowknee]

I think you’re missing that the top part of the blade rides the piece you want to be flush to and allows for a flush cut.

[@robertkustos2931]

He didn't have it in god mode. He had it in 😺 mode.

[@PaladinThomas]

Thanks for the great tools bud

[@whitechris720]

But you have to run dull teeth into the wood first before you get to the cutting teeth? I would have to try it to believe it. Also, please get milwaukee to improve their battery drain when not in use.

[@CounterclutchHD]

Didn’t cut fast but damn that’s a nice cut… looks like it does what it’s supposed to

[@angelcelis9090]

Lol your tool bag is going to end up looking like a portable vault.

[@ARandomTrex]

I agree. It's not nearly as chewed up as a standard demo/wood blade. Slow but clean.

[@444garage]

You could get the same result with a regular metal cutting blade and it wouldn’t take this long bc the downward force applied isn’t as awkward as this.

[@jordanharvey2163]

​@@444garage or just use an oscillating tool or hand saw. It's more about the user , than the actual tool.

[@fixitfelix718]

​@@444garageits about getting the cut flush tonthe floor the sawzall is in the middle and a regular blade is about 1 inch off ground ...you end upc hewing up the floor other wise

[@Fishsweatssss]

No burn marks. Looks like it cut pretty well.

[@fire_n_ice1984]

It's rough framing. Who cares about marks..........smh

[@ryanmaddry768]

​@@fire_n_ice1984 you're probably really good at everything huh

[@knucklebuster3]

Well if you just take a second look a little bit closer. You'll see that you have a skid mark in your undies

[@worz678]

​​@@fire_n_ice1984 rough framing ??? It's a feiggin wall there champ. The other half of the world doesn't build walls like a shed ....... just so you know.... and yes a nice cut..... the real og also use a handsaw...... smh

[@HoosierHayday]

​@@fire_n_ice1984 he meant it cut clean...as in sharp. Flake

[@IntaAgain]

I was trying to figure out what that useless contraption was for until I realized I've needed one my whole life

[@TheReal_BallzBDragon]

That's totally useful. I can think of many situations where I needed the blade to sit lower like that.

[@darrellwhisnant3444]

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[@marcuspeters5855]

I kind of agree. I dont see issue here

[@mitchellcowel]

💯🙌. Me too!!! It has it's intended useful times!! Just like other things/tools. When you need to use it it's nice to have in the 🧰!! Great idea 💡💯!!!

[@knightfall7534]

Same here, otherwise you have to go at an angle and the thing can start bucking. I don’t mind this

[@brettvogel8418]

Flip the blade around and the sawzall, can get more of an angle with better control. I doubt this is worth the price tag, and milwaukee sawzall blades wear out fast

[@haroldcicero1927]

Milwauke should sue for slander.

[@Stonecon]

But we all watched it right? Im not sure if some of us would have if it was labeled most awesome blade ever. Id buy one

[@onlyyou725]

​@@StoneconAgree.

[@Mixwell1983]

Stating an opinion about a product is not slander, we have free speech bud 😂

[@Darryll.X]

It's a double meaning. It's clearly not useless. It's also a sales tactic. He makes an obvious blunder for the trolls to point out his mistake. Then all the corrections to follow. It gets a lot of interaction, therefore good for the algorithm. Brilliant actually!

[@kohanrains776]

I mean they just got a free budget commercial 😅 dude demonstrated how well it works

[@lonnieporter8566]

Says -- "useless blade." *proceeds to show how useful it is *

[@andrewacton5885]

video description: man uses dull blade to cut through two 2x4 bottom plates over concrete. He then demonstrates how the blade became dull beforehand

[@610jrod]

"Useless blade" yet that blade clearly had been used plenty already 😄

[@arthurneddysmith]

Best and most accurate comment here.

[@abrahamo8934]

Waste of video

[@nova3752]

Why do rednecks like you get so heated over these things

[@cal920c]

Additionally, he put it on a hack all that, in the manual, says do not use blades greater than 6” (8” would probably be fine, but I believe these are classed as 12” blades)

[@thevault5828]

It ensures the cut is straight by bracing against the beam using the extra supports above the blade.

[@chrisreynolds2410]

If you can’t cut straight you shouldn’t be doing this work. It’s a homeowner product.

[@DvstyDom]

@@chrisreynolds2410 or just a craftsman that takes pride in solid work lol

[@chrisreynolds2410]

Right Jordan….so a basic cut that can be made to perfection with a regular sawzall blade shouldn’t be a skill a prideful tradesman possesses? Why not use a flush cut saw or Japanese pullback saw? The answer is it’s not needed. Talk about making something outta nothing it’s a basic cut I was making at 12 years old with a sawzall. Imagine a complex construction issue?

[@ShrimpCracka]

​@@chrisreynolds2410 I agree with that, but the blades offset so that you can cut parallel to the ground. Else you'll be fking up the tip of the blade and/or having to move to the other side to finish the cut

[@chrisreynolds2410]

Exactly bud you clearly know the technique you gotta cut from both sides…you guys just wanna spilt hairs. Is the whole length of your new super duper sawzall blade going to come into contact with the concrete floor ruining your blade quick and marking up the floor or are you gonna cut into your wood floor with your whole cutting edge? Ultimately it doesn’t matter right it just says a lot about a carpenter how they go about things…..I see guys with metal studs and plastic trim and hard hats and impact guns…..you are not a carpenter if you use any of those things. Generally speaking not necessarily directed at the guy I’m replying to

[@Liquid_Mike]

TBH that looks pretty useful, i tend to stray off of straight with thin blades

[@Manhandle730]

Or too many Bud Light’s when the Fleet is in town.

[@marcuspeters5855]

Same here. I really dont understand what he's attempting 2 prove here🤔

[@marcuspeters5855]

​@@Manhandle730"fleet"wood mac?

[@ericculver115]

Buy good sawzall blades.

[@kramnull8962]

@@Manhandle730 Too soon!

[@ferriswhitehouse1476]

Not useless. Another W for Milwaukee. Absolute best company ever.

[@stephenmaximo4017]

Being able to hold the saw parallel and still reach the ground makes this very useful

[@frankmorris4790]

mount the blade upside down and it's even mo betta...

[@singlefather01]

I had to go through hoops to get the blades. I wouldn’t call it useless.

[@yourlogicalnightmare1014]

It became useless as he sawed into the concrete

[@Jay-kz8py]

And cut the carpets

[@lucast3006]

Sorry to hear about the hoops. They sell them at HD

[@PineyJustice]

@@yourlogicalnightmare1014 Bit late, but no, they're designed to be run into concrete, they have flat guard "teeth" that hit first so the sharp ones stay sharp.

[@yourlogicalnightmare1014]

@@PineyJustice Nawice

[@killermed95]

It's to get the sawsall above the bottom of the blade... totally useful blade!

[@marcuspeters5855]

👌💯

[@tsunamitube3351]

The blade can be fitted upside down though. Then the tool has natural clearance

[@religionOFFENDSme]

I like it from what I saw. The worst thing about sawzall blades is if you’re not really good with them then you hit your line on one side and the blade likes to walk all over the place on the other side.

[@1018Tim]

I used one of these to cut ceiling joists that have a floor on top of them so I could put in a recessed beam. Worked beautifully.

[@trevorzigich6237]

That looks really handy, gives you way more room

[@Zer0FuXGiv3n]

No slant to the cut, no burn marks, it took a bit more elbow grease than I'd prefer but all in all, it serves its purpose.

[@hackcarpenter5671]

Back in my day. Which is today. We just flipped the blade then the sawzall.

[@kiwifruitpoo]

They wouldn’t be able to sell unnecessary tools if people knew how to use the ones they have.

[@charliebaker1427]

Isnt for lower cuts

[@balmore7440]

Dont even have to switch the blade if you're already using à long blade

[@freedomisntfreeamerica7151]

Didn't know those existed. Yet, that's exactly what I need! That will help solve many problems, & extra work!

[@rileyjuckers3203]

Pro tip: set your circle saw blade to 1" and pre cut the bottom of the plate in an opening. That way when you go to cut the opening plate out it's already 66% cut out and you don't damage your blade on the concrete.

[@mikeznel6048]

Not a good idea because often times doors get moved ever so slightly.

[@iainmacdonald4433]

Brilliant idea 👍

[@marklyons1541]

Another pro tip: run that stud/jack right down to the concrete.

[@nichosoulsea1]

Exactly right, use that trick every time.

[@gatsbylight4766]

If I *don't precut,* I'm cutting through 99% of the 2x4 and then I get to the concrete, which is the part that damages my blade. If I *do pre cut* 66% through, I'm now cutting through 33% of the 2x4 *and then I get to the concrete,* which is the part that damages my blade. It doesn't matter how much 2x4 there is to cut since the 2x4 isn't the problem.

[@randolium1]

As a plumber that would be great to have an offset blade

[@Eddie-uf8oo]

Absolutely true, but absolutely ridiculous as far as needing one to cut our doorways.

[@lucast3006]

Yup!

[@josephdestaubin7426]

That little piece right there is the perfect example of why you shouldn't double up your seal plate.

[@lotus_8773]

@Lesgo bro I frame in Alabama, why put a 2x on top of PT bottom plate? Do you guys not have a top plate and then crown plate on top of that at the top of the wall?? We have one bottom plate and 2 top plates(crown plate)

[@wook420]

​@lotus_8773 we double em in colorado sometimes when the infloor heat is added after than jibcretted but he's already on a slab... hmm could be a remodel and they're adding infloor heat or just a shitty design by architechs and engineers... see dumb shit all the time

[@lotus_8773]

@@wook420 I try not to be the guy in the comments to just bash things so I assume it’s for something, but I personally don’t see much practical use for this. I wonder how they would hang trim, but then again it is a basement. I’m not sure maybe they are doing it for a reason I was just curious

[@wook420]

@lotus_8773 well the pt is for contact on the concrete... and normally a double at the bottom is for 1.5in of jibcrete for infloor heat.. but idk it's hard to say without being on site lol if they aren't doing Infloor heat I'd assume the double at the bottom was so they didn't have to toe nail studs after anchoring the pt, but I see toe nailed studs too so it's a mystery to me lol

[@iplayzthegames6968]

​@@wook420 here in the UK it isn't required to double up your sole plates but most guys do it anyway. Makes it a hell of a lot easier to get a fixing when you're putting in your skirting board

[@jerrymiller4265]

When I was building we used to install the standard blade in backwards to cut it out

[@benjurqunov]

Same here.

[@ticktickboom420]

It didnt dull because the only tooth hitting crete was the last on on the tip.

[@4eightyvolt]

How do you install a blade backwards? You wanted the blade cutting on the forward stroke instead of backward stroke? Or did you mean installing the blade inverted or upside down?

[@jerrymiller4265]

@@4eightyvolt you have to then turn your sawsall upside down it lets you cutout so the nose isn’t the only thing cutting search it on KZbin

[@4eightyvolt]

@@jerrymiller4265 You still lost me. if you didn't mean installing the blade upside down e.g. blade teeth is facing up instead of down, then I don't know what you're talking about. That's why i asked if you meant upside down. it'd make more sense than saying "backwards". Perhaps "backwards" might make sense if you're coming from the pov of holding the sawzall in a vertical position. But how would I know that? When most people think about a reciprocating saw its from a horizontal position.

[@mourtejin]

Did I miss something? Was it not flush?

[@jaden1563]

It cuts like shit

[@damiannichols1250]

You missed that you can do the same thing with a normal Sawzall blade faster

[@mourtejin]

Faster, sure. But it seems to me that this blade is meant to be more accurate, not faster, for a flush cut. It's obviously not the blade for any occasion, but rather for a specific occasion.

[@LogainTheHumane]

Only thing useless in the video is this construction worker. The point of this blade is to be offset so you can make a flat cut against the floor, ceiling, or wall. He demonstrated that the blade cut rather slowly. But if you notice the blade is significantly worn out, so of course it will cut slowly. All he has to do is simply buy a new one, and it'll cut far faster. Source, I'm an electrician.

[@Ghostmod01]

Never seen this blade before but I think I may need one sometime and now i know they exist

[@transam8607]

I never used one like that but I figured out it's purpose. It's not useless at all

[@ericculver115]

Its useless for someone who knows how to run a sawzall. 4 times the money fir a blade that if just turn the blade around in the sawzall will do the same thing for 1/4 of the cost.

[@transam8607]

@Eric Culver I agree with you I know how you use it too but if it costs 4x more I'm definitely not getting it either.

[@garethbarnes2628]

Generally l pre cut the back of the plates 1" deep when lm marking out & finish up when I'm plumb and secured

[@jenniferandherboys]

Good idea hell yeah

[@jaywiebe7612]

Great idea!

[@CarlosDiabos1982]

I believe he's just being sarcastic lol

[@grinder613able]

To the contrary I found this blade to be extraordinarily useful for what he just used it for and also for sandwich cutting Jack studs that I needed to remove halfway down the wall a bit.

[@ridinwithricky6444]

Looked like it worked pretty good! Looks flush to me 😳

[@bender49ers]

I knew I saved that old handsaw for a reason. Gonna make this out of it

[@warwombat_]

Not sure how this is useless… typical saws all blades are much shorter and a pain to get that nice flush cut first go

[@derrick_v]

You're kinda slow aren't you? That's rhetorical. No need to answer. This video aimed at those who say the blade is useless...

[@pauldurand3840]

I've watched this five times and I have not seen anything useless about this blade. No burn marks no tear out everything looked good to me. Duran the handyman Dallas Texas

[@terryt2910]

You're suppose to press the recip saw against the plate as you cut. That stops the jerking.

[@jnusmc4922]

Exactly these people post videos and don’t know how to even use the tools…

[@ttgk8506]

I'm going to buy a couple of those. Wish I knew of these earlier

[@maryannmoran-smyth3453]

The width of the blade keeps it straight through the cut. Narrower blades have a tendency to wander, which is not good in most cases… Keep on rockin.

[@andrewbahr1921]

swing and a miss have you ever tried to cut something flat against a surface you cant?

[@nicholasjohnson9694]

never mind the fact that the hacksawl isnt really designed for wood, let alone cutting from the wide face like that. the blade did its job perfectly. if you want it done faster, get a sawzall with its longer stroke.

[@azmav75]

Why the double sole plate?

[@justinpennington7682]

Thats what i was wondering

[@chadross654]

Yeah me too

[@chadross654]

And look at the nail pattern holy crap I can understand double bottom plate for exterior walls or baseboard or to accommodate for some floor leveling but there's no reason for that many screws most people that do framing with screws I find are missing the big picture not always but mostly

[@justinpennington7682]

@chadross654 all that bs is cute . The traditional way will see you to your destination in a box in the ground. No codes required

[@inspiringbuilds]

Handy blade and flush cut 👍

[@redzcorpionh3874]

I think the top part keeps it straight with the trimer to make a flush cut.

[@Suitednzooted11]

That's a flush cut blade. It's meant to make flush cuts against the floor or other situations like that. Not as fast as a regular blade, but that's because it has a specific job it was designed to do.

[@Manzilla56]

The blade is dropped lower than a regular blade. This allows the user to keep the sawzell horizontal. Otherwise your have to angle the sawzell cause your trigger finger or battery will touch the floor. Most carpenters can probably get flush cut with a regular sawzell blade. Kool blade tho.

[@mourtejin]

So, cool trick I learned long ago, if you install the blade upside down, you don't have to worry about that anymore. It's a game changer.

[@RadRyan41]

Yeah dewalt Sawzall is good for flush cut because you can insert the blade in all 4 directions into the sawzall.

[@jay-rk1mn]

If you had a regular men's saws off you could have had just flipped a regular blade upside down

[@abrahamvillacis9716]

I’d buy one even it doesn’t cut perfectly at 90 it’s still gonna be damn closer than with a regular blade

[@OrthoBroJoe]

I was thinking the whole time, “this is supposed to be useless? I’m gonna have to buy me one or 20 of these useless blades.” Lol

[@kenhollandjr1251]

I worked for a finish carpenter in 2004 for about six months. I learned something, he always used his blades in his gut saw like that. Easier to handle in certain areas instead of the handle running into crap.

[@Acxodarksun]

Looks like itd be a good blade for sheetrock, although I normally do that with the M18 fuel oscillator now, it can cut through a 2x4 quicker than our DeWalt 60v sawzall

[@Manhandle730]

Those oscillating multi tools are great for plunge cutting into drywall. I just wish they could figure out how to quiet them down a bit.

[@BigBadBrains]

Who called that blade useless? It's awesome for cutting sill plates, but also for cutting anywhere with limited space for the sawzall to travel.

[@lucast3006]

I have this blade and it’s never caused me any problems. However, if you aren’t careful with the amount of pressure when you hit the floor, the two floor guards that protrude past the cutting teeth to protect them will wear down. This then causes the cutting teeth to wear and become blunt with subsequent cuts.

[@israelortiz6904]

It's also called a flush cut. Meaning it's flush with the tool 😂

[@DoseofScienceDoS]

This isn’t a useless blade at all. It is actually genius engineering

[@kdub11]

Out of all my years of carpentery, I've only seen 3 ppl other then me who precut door openings ¾ of the way on the bottom plates that way cutting em out at the end is precise and faster

[@wayne251975]

Flip that saw around and re insert the regular blade. I've cut thousands of flush cuts with no issue, ever.

[@cw93711]

He obviously didn't read the directions. It's designed that way to cut down to concrete without dulling the blade when it hits the concrete. That's why it cuts slower than normal.

[@tylerofearth2296]

Seems pretty well used...

[@rlsharon]

Looks useful to me. Not useless at all. I’ve been using a Sawzall for 30 years

[@N_Parrish]

probably should be sued for a clearly intentional false representation of the blade

[@lent2005]

Let's also bear in mind that a sawzall, when used correctly, the cutting shoe is braced against a fixed object, not suspended in the air by your hands allowing your arms to absorb most of the reciprocating force.. just saying.

[@chasetuttle8278]

I'd bargin that the sawzaw is probably mostly to blame, however, I would think that a blade like this is only meant to cut at the point in which your regular blade can no longer reach. I am positive that there were instructions included

[@randysmith9636]

The blade did exactly what it was intended to do, flush cut down to the floor. Thank for showing us how well the blade works.

[@Z33dott]

I’m assuming you’re just trying to get comments because it’s working. That thing is very useful.

[@TitanFerguson]

he's saying it's useless because of how slow it is but it's still good to have it

[@melectrician]

Blade works great. I have one. I don't, however, put it in a 12v plumbers saw. I use an actual 18volt reciprocating saw as intended. That was like watching an oscillating saw used to cut wall studs during framing.

[@chrisviolette8991]

I like the blade .he just doesn't know what we dealt with when they first came out with the saws all. The carbide blades are awesome.

[@zacheaston6727]

It's a flush cut blade. You can use it like that but, it's made for more specific purposes.

[@Alien_Spores]

Some of y'all have never turned your sawzall upside down... You can put a regular blade upside-down turn your sawzall upside down and it will cut flush and flat and low.

[@chrisjames5823]

Let's not forget that the blade hangs lower so you can get to the floor without having to put the Sawzall at an angle where the tip eventually will come in contact w the concrete before the rest of the blade gets all the way through the wood. Thanks for showing me an awsome blade I will probably buy. 👏 👏 👏

[@2down4up]

I understand not adding a plug option on smaller high power consumption cordless tools where size matters, gotta fit the converter, plug, and whatnot in there somewhere. But for bigger, less portable, lower power draw tools like this, I think an AC port should be standard across all brands.

[@ThisTall]

Usually you don’t wait until you’ve used a blade so long the paint is worn off, before critiquing it as useless lol.

[@jackwillie2729]

I'd like to believe the framing carpenter has every thing built straight, blum, and level..but as a finish carpenter that's not going to happen... Central Florida

[@bryceg5709]

I think the point is he takes a blade calls it useless and shows how useful it is.... I will say I dont do framing for a living but when I do I just pre cut part way through from the back before installing the wall. You're already there nailing and everyone has their circular saw around so you just toss it up on a bucket and zip zip leave about 1/4 to hold it together and it makes those cuts super clean. Otherwise I'm sure we've all had the occasion where we had to deal with a lip towards the floor poking out or splintered cuts and of course that shows up at the worst time like when you're trying to install tile underlayment or you have a doorjamb mostly installed but there is a stupid floor plate sticking out.

[@myutube1960]

The title is contradictory. The demonstration shows that it is very useful.

[@rok1475]

Reciprocating saws have short stroke. In horizontal cut of a wide piece of wood chips accumulate between teeth preventing them from biting into wood so the blade is not cutting. Just move the saw horizontally back and forth slowly to let the sawdust escape and it will be cutting just fine all the way through.

[@earag31415]

Lesson from the video: learn from other’s “mistakes.”

[@taintedsasquatch398]

For being useless looks like it’s still useful.

[@farmergirlofchickens8779]

I’m female and doing my first remodel. I really could’ve used this blade. I didn’t know it existed. I killed my cordless sawzall trying to cut some crappy decking that someone else had put under a sliding patio door.

[@sonicblue6778]

The blade worked great! It didn't become "USELESS" until he Flush Cut the concrete.

[@Dorosky]

The thing thats useless is that sawzall. Basically anything thats good for (as a framer) is better done by a multitool. Get a full size sawzall (i like the big milwaukee best but any full size will do) and that would've been a breeze

[@barryduff7533]

That blade makes a sawzall infinitely more useful.

[@XroorX]

People overuse the regular sawzall blade so much they can’t cut straight

[@human4805]

If you didn't notice thats not a real recip saw its only the mini 12v.. it did very well considering .what I'd like to know is why is there's 2 bottom plates and a double stud next to a post ? And wtf, Don't think I've ever seen 6 nails in the end of a 2x4 without splitting 😂

[@scuba130]

Looks useful keeps you saw off the ground.

[@ltjon1924]

I don't get it? Are you really saying it's useless, or are you saying that it's just not very efficient, or what? Seems as though you could use a normal blade until you get down closer to the ground and switch once you've gotten what you can't cut with a normal blade?

[@kieren7763]

I use a really fancy one called a hand saw but jokes aside I just realised you could cut up an old hand saw and make one 😂

[@Cain929]

I use that blade all the time, the difference is that I use it in a full size saws all and it cuts way better than that.

[@wayneseidel3725]

I don't think you know what you're talking about... Perfect flush cut and a good cut at that

[@carlosf9278]

It says “flush cut” on the blade… and that’s what it delivered… proof most contractors/workers can’t read 😂😭 I’m a general contractor (a young one at that) and I work with a lot of workers of various ages that say lots of things are useless but they don’t understand that some things are made for specific purposes…. Long story short, this is why I usually only ever buy general purpose blades of various power tools 😂🍺 I forgot to mention but he also used a Hackzall to cut wood… Milwaukee created the Hackzall for plumbers in mind (at least that what it feels like) so it cuts wood slower than it’s big Zawzall brother

[@lincolncloete3104]

It doesn't matter, let her live her life.

[@steelwitness]

"Useless blade" literally shows its exact special use

[@-cz1vp]

Mama said if you can’t say something nice don’t say anything, I always listen to my mom!

[@Drewdayz2419]

It’s actually very useful the blade size is to keep the blade straight and it don’t walk sideways second it has cutting teeth that are smaller than the other teeth so when it hits concrete it doesn’t dull the cutting teeth

[@jeffeldredge1608]

If he placed the metal backstop against the beam, he would have cut a nice smooth clean cut. Notice he is about two inches away from the beam.

[@ricktbdgc]

A normal recip blade wont go flat to the floor like that, so you can still make the cut like this with a dragging motion however the tip dulls super fast.. blade wont last long with this cut against concrete

[@CarpenterJake]

This has nothing to do with the depth of the cut. It's so the blade lays flat against the wall and the cut is smooth vertically. It has nothing to do with the downward cut but the surface the blade rides on.

[@Mr02kota]

Hard to call it useless when you used it successfully 😂

[@randal3122]

i dont understand how that is useless. he literally just showed how its useful

[@davidgonzales-vj3jw]

He didn't say it was useless he's saying that someone else said it was useless and he's proving them wrong 😮

[@RonR2]

I thought I was the crazy one thinking this is actually a good blade, then I went to the comments to confirm, and it turns out we're all crazy.