There Is A New 7-1/4" Rear Handle Circular Saw In Town! Metabo HPT MultiVolt C3607DWA Review

[@wim0104]

"if you're not excited... you're dead inside" epic!

[@WorkshopAddict]

Can you imagine what we will be able to have in 10 more years!?!?!?! It is going to be epic.

[@АлександрФилимонов-н1я]

Oooo, I’ll see the battle - 577 , 2830 , Makita 40v rear handle and this Metabo!!!! It will be great!!

[@trevorstroup1647]

And skilsaw 48v?

[@ashtonlowe6761]

Put the 5 or 8 on the makita and no chance for metabo

[@baseballdude8491]

@@ashtonlowe6761 I have both the Makita is heavier and poor site line Check out AwesomeFramer for more info on cordless rear handles-just got my second Metabo HPT now the Makitas' will collect dust most of the time and I'll use it with my Prazi beam saw adapter Plus we can use the AC adapter on long rips and to save some battery longevity

[@davidjester7175]

AwesomeFramers already did it, check out his video

[@grahamblack4]

I've been using the 10" 36v miter saw for 1 year. I think I've changed batteries three maybe four times. This is under professional use. Not daily, but weekly. It just keeps on going. That was the first Metabo Hpt product I bought. Since then I've started switching every tool from Dewalt, Bosch Ridgid to Metabo. Very happy with the products, especially with the the sale prices they have.

[@baseballdude8491]

I have done the same With Table saw, mitre saw, SDS Max rotary, vacum, router, grinder and soon to be cordless compressor we use the AC adapter to save longevity in our batteries plus these tools can be used in the shop for yrs to come when these batteries are obsolete

[@mbburg2149]

Ditto....switching everything to Metabo!!!! 👍😊😁

[@ToolHombre]

Great review. Amazing how Metabo manages to be the lightest, dang quick, and typically offers great deals several times a year.

[@richardgriffen8661]

I'm a recent convert and love this saw! As a lefty it works fine with great sight lines. They listened to complaints and have added a place to store the blade wrench below the rear handle.

[@cawicab1]

I first got into the Metabo HPT line when they had a clearance last year. I liked my first green tool and keep adding as deals pop up. Hope to get this one.

[@fabbro9999]

Great review on what looks to be an excellent saw, Brian. Regardless of platform, I agree about the remarkable technological advances that this tool exemplifies: It's a monstrous framing saw with great battery life that weighs 10lbs, a true all-day workhorse that'll be easier on the user's body. Largely because of your reviews, I got into the Metabo HPT platform a couole of years ago. Every tool I have bought and used is great, and I will certainly get this saw, which looks to be the best tool available for my needs.

[@wendyting329]

*Works great **MyBest.Tools** , expanding my existing 20 volt Dewalt range. Ideal for ripping through 2 x 4 lumber or smaller.*

[@ZeGermanHam]

Very impressive, indeed. Can't believe it just keep cranking along and didn't go up in smoke.

[@Clambelly]

Looks like Hitachi / METABO is finally catching up w/ Makita and Milwaukee. This saw is on my wish list. Thanks for the great review !

[@iloveknives75]

I like 😬. I already have come to love Metabo (jumped on a black impact on clearance based off your video on that series, and now 14 tools in), and would love to get my hands on this option too. Thanks for the heads up!!!

[@active4delta]

Stoked for this saw. I’ve been a fan of Hitachi for many years. They make great tools, great warranty, and very competitive pricing. I lucked out when Metabo HPT ran a deal in 2020 where you could choose between the 4.0/8.0 battery or the AC adapter for free with the purchase of almost any bare tool. I stocked up on tools and batteries (and an AC adapter) for pretty cheap. Glad to see they’re still expanding their lineup even though they got booted from Lowes!

[@WorkshopAddict]

When did they get booted from Lowes?

[@u-shanks4915]

Please elaborate on “booted from Lowe’s” My Lowe’s still sells the line

[@baseballdude8491]

What r u talking about The new rear handle is already listed on Lowes Website

[@len4709]

Lancaster Pennsylvania, METABO HPT is gone. Their air tools still are there tho

[@Mittencarpentry]

Did the same thing. Got 8 batteries and 2 adapters. Local Lowe’s here still sells Metabo HPT.

[@bryang9158]

seems like no cut out circut , witch is awsome , ima go get one now

[@btrswt35]

This is what manufacturers should be focusing on. 7-1/4" and good power.

[@marvinbenjamin3015]

Brian great video as usual it's just like they have truly made true cordless with ac power I just can't wrapped my head around this one

[@darrylmcleman6456]

I like that it is blade left!!! CHEERS

[@iloveknives75]

Looking at the comments, you introduced a lot of us to Metabo hpt/hitachi over the years, lol. I big them up every chance I get. Just got my dewalt enthusiast, contractor buddy into the line, and just over the holidays damn near has more Metabo hpt than dewalt

[@Griffinwoodworks]

I’ve got some Metabo corded tools and they’re pretty good. Their cordless tools never really stood out to me until seeing you with this big girl. Now I’m interested.

[@N1rOx]

Honestly, I love this saw. Coming from a nation that only uses blade right saws, it's convinced me that I'm better off in most applications using a rear handle. Sure, it's not the fastest rear handle, but it's faster than my old corded and no one complained about those saws. It's much lighter than my old corded and my old flexvolt rear handle too. Such a pleasure to use. I had to sell it as I moved countries, but I will purchase another once it's needed.

[@interman7715]

Always impressed with Metabo ie Hitachi always innovating ,the lightweight of this saw is the game changer,thanks Brian.

[@Germs-theGman]

This saw definitely snuck under the radar.

[@Edmond1821]

I love those Newage Performance Plus cabinets you got on the background everytime Iwatch one of your videos, too bad they got discontinued. Good stuff.

[@WorkshopAddict]

The whole shop has them and they are great. I had a lot of issues in shipping when they first were delivered. Half of them were severely damaged, but they worked with me to get it right.

[@barttrahan7037]

My saw came in a couple of days ago. Love it. Two pounds lighter than the Makita and all the power. The dust Port sweeps back and I put a dust bag on it and it picked up an impressive amount of dust and I could hardly notice that it was there. That's important for me because I work inside rehabbing old wood floors and don't want to constantly sweep up.$200 at tool Barn and get a free battery and charger it's a no-brainer

[@baseballdude8491]

Two months later and two rear handle Metabo HPT's saws onsite Everyone is fighting over these saws and we liked the old saws Makita, Milwaukee and dewalt-this one is just a joy to cut with and we're using it in above shoulder/head applications we used to use other saws for

[@americanbuffalo7802]

Impressive. Can tell you're pushing it a bit harder than you normally would (especially with 4 sheets of 1/2in one on top the other).

[@markhedquist9597]

Just, wow. Totally impressive.

[@macgyver03ga]

I have been in the hitachi/metabo ecosystem for at least a decade now. I have been recently working on a jobsite where the Tpole is really far away so unrolling and rolling an extension cord daily is kinda a pain so I bought a metabo 36V cordless sidewinder to add to my collection of metabo tools. I have been using a Makita rear handle hypoid corded saw for a few years and threw my sidewinders in the garbage (figuratively…). I forgot how much I dislike a sidewinder saw being right handed. I found out that metabo recently released this saw so I Bought one of these metabo rear handles and it arrived the other day. Used it yesterday. Oh man what a difference! I already love it! My metabo sidewinder is going to become a track saw now.

[@mikevollmer3579]

Another excellent Video thanks

[@whilomforge3402]

Very impressive! I do wonder, though, if the cold weather helped keep the saw from experiencing a thermal cutout.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Great Point, but we have done many reviews in cold weather and had many cutouts. IMHO, for as much as we cut, the saw would have been thermal in warm weather or cold weather. I have never seen a battery circ saw do more than 4 cuts on 4 sheets of OSB without a rest. This saw kicked it.

[@thepopo2323]

I hope to see some true worm drive saw like the skilsaw truehvl, just waiting for this before buying a rear handle to complete my fuel sidewinder. Awesome reviews as usual, really appreciate your video.

[@histguy101]

You're never gonna see a worm drive cordless other than the skilsaw, but most brands make a corded true worm drive, including this brand.

[@OUTILSCLIPSQC]

Very nice video as always thank you for this video its seem a great saw

[@iggymac3473]

Nice Great review Brian

[@WorkshopAddict]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@michaela3330]

Wow! You have to compare it to its rivals now!

[@tammyshellikoff3482]

I was not getting notification on a few of your video and the bell for notifications was on

[@jpslattery7344]

Awesome looking saw. As a recent Metabo HPT convert, I’d consider getting one but as a leftie, blade left saws drive me crazy! 😉

[@richardgriffen8661]

I'm also a lefty and this saw is great. Really good sight line on both sides of the blade. I love my 20V Dewalt 7 1/4" saw but it's old and doesn't have a rafter hook. The bevel adjust on the Metabo HPT is excellent , They've added a blade storage slot under the rear handle and the trigger safety button is way easier to use than my Dewalt.

[@brianbradburn6635]

I have the 10” sliding compound miter saw. I love it but the only thing I don’t like is the brake for the blade. It either has never had one or it’s been torn up since I bought it about a year ago. I bought it because I didn’t have power at my shop at the time plus how compact it is with the way it’s designed. I purchased the cord with it to but still believe I got a great deal. I paid a little over $300 for all of it including the battery and hard wired part. Thanks for the review

[@baseballdude8491]

I have the Metabo HPT 36V portable band saw, grinder, mid torque, 3/4 torque wrench and many others they all outperform my Milwaukee and Makita plus the AC adapter let's me cut longer and saves battery longevity+lifetime warranty

[@baraksinz]

I have found that I can push my 36v sidewinder much more than what the rpm sound would indicate. This saw seems to follow suit.

[@framingbeast720]

Great review, I'm not sure if you mentioned or not about the dust port. I have the dewalt 60v and my only knock on it is when your cutting the sawdust is aimed right in your boot...not as big a problem in the winter mo th when wearing pants but summer, different story

[@meandnature6452]

wow i will def order that! better than any other saw probably

[@Fixer-finisher]

Did anyone find way to store the blade change tool onboard? Velcro, magnet?

[@markfritz315]

I went back to look at the Makita 40V review you did for perspective. In that video you were cutting 5 layers of OSB with the Makita. I wonder if it maybe would not have cut out if it only was doing 4 layers as in this demo. They both look to be great saws and I would be happy with either.

[@histguy101]

I don't know what they're like under load, but the Makita has a pretty high rpm of 6400. The Hitachi is 5100. Other than that, I'm sure they're very similar.

[@4thewinak]

Kinda looks like the makita saw. I wonder if people could tell if it were black and white.. both the xgt version and this hitachi should be similar. Similar design and both on 36v. Although the hitachi motor looks a bit larger

[@kevincris0615]

Yup. Im getting this!! Where can i find it. Im looking to grow my HPT 36 line

[@WorkshopAddict]

www.toolbarn.com/collections/metabo-hpt-hitachi-36v-multi-volt-cordless-tools/products/metabo-hpt-c3607dwaq4m

[@kevincris0615]

@@WorkshopAddict it also looks smaller than the Dewalt, M18 and makita. Is it?

[@WorkshopAddict]

@@kevincris0615 It is 2 pounds lighter and that is a big deal when using it. It is smaller than the Makita and feels smaller than the Dewalt because of how the battery goes in.

[@jeffarnold1983]

Great review! I always worry you're going to cut a finger off with your hand in front of the saw.

[@ProxyFinal]

i like it. i finally understand why they cleared out all the 7-1/4 blades at Lowe's. Maybe this saw uses a diamond shape arbor? God, I want this so bad now.

[@WorkshopAddict]

It does not have a diamond arbor. I was surprised to see that.

[@kutapio]

I watched this before deciding to buy one. Only metabo hpt tool that I have bought at full price. Actually, I snagged it with a free 4ah 36v starter kit. Also own the 36V recip saw. That one I got for $67.

[@PrximaCentauri]

Skil has a brand new pwr core 20x2 rear handle circ saw will you be getting that saw to test?

[@bryang9158]

cant find any info on how many watts out the measured power 🤷

[@Numbers24-4]

Why are people so surprised when HPT releases a good tool?

[@baseballdude8491]

Cuz they have color blindness

[@elcheche6561]

Usually whenever I pick up a cordless hitachi tool it feels like cheaply made harbor freight stuff. Don't trust it for the long run plus whenever I have to build in very far rural areas I want to be sure it won't take a shit on me

[@baseballdude8491]

@@elcheche6561 not sure what Hitachi/Metabo HPT tools your handling cuz over the last 3-4 yrs we've been replacing many of our Milwaukee. and Makita tools with the green 36V tools table saw,Mitre saw, rear handle circ, SDS Rotary Hammer, Portable Band Saw, full size 1/2 Router, cordless compressor Most powerful cordless Recip and grinder on mkt, hammer drill drill and triple hammer and a.few others not to mention the Hitachi nailers both pneumatic and cordless that have been the industry standard for 25+ yrs and most durable of any nailers we have ever used We make money with our tools in the shop and josite-careful making blanket statements based on " I held this tool one time and it felt cheap" I've held, used and abuse all the colors of the 🌈-these Metabo HPT tools are solid pro grade tools and have held up to a lot of abuse and they have the Lifetime.warranty and can be plugged in with the AC adapter which we use quite often on the longer run time tools saving battery longevity and less need to buy so many batteries

[@robsdeviceunknown]

I sure do love Metabo. Got to use a few of a friends tools and loved them. But like most guys out their I am already invested so heavily in yellow and red and I can't afford to switch. But I would if i could. But it's only the metal working and mechanics tools I have got to use and would get.

[@someguy8523]

Great review Brian. Being a Milwaukee guy myself I always love seeing other brands putting out competitive tools to compete with the big boys.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Right on

[@livingtowork7297]

Metabo doesn’t have fan boys- it puts food on the table. Amazing brand, but so slept on

[@charlesking678]

What makes the rear handle models different/better than the regular models? I bought a rear handle Milwaukee saw and hardly have used it. I find it heavy. I use my regular m18 fuel saw often though.

[@reaperreaper5098]

Partially preference, partially stability in rip cuts. It’s easier for many people to keep a rear handle saw straight because you’re steering from behind, not up top.

[@baseballdude8491]

Better vision

[@makingstuff242]

looks like a great saw! looks similar in design to the makita xgt. I think the performance should be about the same. looks like a great saw! too bad im not on the hitachi platform.

[@briangc1972]

I recently bought a 7 piece kit on sale and a 5 piece kit on sale. I ended up with the 6.5" and the 7.25" saws. The little 6.5" saw just amazes me at how it slices 2x material all day. Light weight, easy to handle and it just cuts and cuts like crazy. I have found that the 6.5" saw is sufficient for 99% of my cutting. How often do you actually cut 4x material? If you don't, then the 6.5" saw is more than enough for the job.

[@fabbro9999]

I agree, the 6.5" is killer and will do most anything very well, but the 36v sidewinder rocks harder on the heavy-duty tasks (wet and/or PT lumber, etc.).

[@briangc1972]

@@fabbro9999 I've had no issues cutting PT. Here in Arizona, we never have to deal with wet lumber. Our issue is it dries so fast here it practical warps in your hand while nailing it ;)

[@nationlessnationalist]

I bought both those kits as well. Great deals.

[@bryang9158]

just got it at lowes , bought the 4 amp and fast charger pack for 199 u get the saw for free , wrench storage is now on the bottom of the handle /grip , get it while the lowes deal is still available 👍😁

[@WorkshopAddict]

Very nice!

[@andymorton5822]

I'm dying to get one and tool barn will give you a free battery and charger rt now when ordering it

[@Mittencarpentry]

How is the weight/balance? For some reason I always think of rear handle saws as boat anchors. Green is my tool color but wondering what the advantages would be over their other cordless saw?

[@WorkshopAddict]

This saw is two pounds lighter than the Dewalt. It is easy to hold in one hand and cross cut. I show that near the end of the video while I am talking. IMHO, eight now, this is the best rear handle saw out due to weight and ergonomics. It is close in power to the top ones and battery life is amazing as you can see.

[@Mittencarpentry]

@@WorkshopAddict Very interesting. Might have to pick one up. Thanks for the review!

[@raytepoletrejo5007]

It is really light and that’s coming from a Milwaukee worm drive saw

[@IMPACT-NATION]

In your opinion, from a consumer perspective. Best bang for your buck out of all the rear handle cordless including the skil worm drive?

[@baseballdude8491]

Yes and a professional perspective

[@justinterry5450]

Your review is making me lean toward this saw over the Skilsaw Mag77. Any thoughts on the two? Are they close in power? It would be for "handyman" use. I'm not framing a house with it but would need it for the occasional framing of a wall, board ripping, deck build, etc.

[@georgedavall9449]

Late comment here Brian Great video and review! That saw sounded saaweeet! How smooth is it in use? Very very impressive! I’m excited to possibly pick one up, now that I scored the Christmas deal at Lowe’s with the ‘buy the 36/18 MultiVolt battery and charger, and pick a free tool, deal.’ And it is the larger 4.0/ 8.0 Ah battery. I chose the cordless trim router. You will HAVE to check that out Brian! It sounded a little slower with the A/C adapter attached. I think that is a good design, and could make a difference out in the field? Even though AC power may be available, one can continue to work, and not have to wait on a battery to charge? I am surprised by the poor design regarding the arbor wrench? Seriously Metabo/ Hitachi? This was a surprise to me on my 36 Volt Makita, which has NO place for the wrench. I came up with a crude fix to keep it on my saw. It’s not a very firm attachment, but the saw is Sooo Smooth! 😁 Great stuff Brian! Stay safe and Healthy Everyone! 👍👍👍👍✌🏻😁🇺🇸

[@bryang9158]

thanks for the vid 👍

[@poloralphfloweren]

Anyone else here watching tool reviews on stuff you’re not even in the market for? I ❤tools!

[@robdiv5848]

Also called Hikoki - its a beast!

[@247Combat]

@workshopaddict which do u prefer between this one and the makita xgt? Thanks in advance

[@DixieNormous1]

Good review, but you forgot the most important thing. This weighs 2 lb less than any other saw on the market. I ordered mine Saturday for $199 from the toolbarn and it came with a free battery and charger.. It weighs 8.2 lb without the battery which is the same as my DeWalt 578 cordless saw and 2.3 lb lighter than my DeWalt rear handle cordless saw.

[@meandnature6452]

wait what has it released? and 199 is usually the price for a battery and a charger so that sounds extremly cheap

[@meandnature6452]

looked it up now and it costs 3493$ on toolbarn

[@DixieNormous1]

@@meandnature6452 That figures my price was probably introductory with the free battery charger

[@meandnature6452]

@Weltall8000 thats crazy cheap wtf. to bad i cant order to Europe. only the battery and charger costs like 200 here

[@herbertmoore8623]

Will you push the skill 40v the same way?

[@d.a.9937]

Do y'all have a Patreon account? I greatly appreciate your very helpful, no-nonsense reviews and would like to buy you a few cups o' Joe every now and then.

[@WorkshopAddict]

We do not have one.

[@zitobin1]

Great review. Can you tell me, does Metabo Hpt use the same battery slots to to tool connection as Hikoki in Europe? They look the same but have not yet used any metabo hpt gear. All my gear is Hikoki and have wanted a rear handle saw that will fit the platform. Any help is much appreciated. Great content mate. Thanks

[@histguy101]

Yes, batteries are the same and universal. Just don't use your European Hikoki power adapter on a North American HPT tool(if you're thinking of getting the N.American version).

[@zitobin1]

@@histguy101 thanks for taking the time to reply mate. All the best

[@jpcc815]

Just bought one!!

[@brucegibson8053]

With 45+ years of framing under my belt my "go to" saw has ALWAYS been the model 77 mag (Skil) and this video has me interested in Metabo. My question(s), how much does it weight, how long will it last (batt.) , how many batteries do you have to bring to the job site, how long does it take to charge the 4 1/2 amp hour battery, and the cost? Other than those questions, a good review. Has me interested. Looks like the "big" boys might want to step up their game!

[@baseballdude8491]

The Metabo HPT is the lightest in rear handle saws at 8.2 without battery and 10 with biggest battery You can usually cut all day without recharging but it takes about an hour for the big 36V battery to recharge The coolest thing about Metabo HPT is that all of their 36V tools can be plugged in with their AC adapter(best of both worlds)

[@thefurious69]

Your selling me on this saw. I already have the reciprocating 36 volt.

[@rexoliver7780]

Nice machine-too bad Lowes is no longer going to carry these.Who does now?Does need a carrying case.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Where are you hearing Lowes is no longer carrying Metabo HPT? That is not at all what we are hearing.

[@baseballdude8491]

Lowes ha increased their Metabo line in store and online Those saws are already on shelves at Lowes

[@jeremynguyen2346]

Where do you buy the saw

[@zerodpi671]

tool barn has them for 199 and you get a free starter kit

[@WorkshopAddict]

www.toolbarn.com/collections/metabo-hpt-hitachi-36v-multi-volt-cordless-tools/products/metabo-hpt-c3607dwaq4m

[@jeremynguyen2346]

@@WorkshopAddict how much does it cost

[@WorkshopAddict]

@@jeremynguyen2346 $199

[@jeremynguyen2346]

@@WorkshopAddict is the saw available at lowes

[@herbertherbomoore415]

Can you use the adapter with it?

[@owiec83]

7:10

[@baseballdude8491]

Yes all 36V tools accept the AC adapter Great option

[@OUTILSCLIPSQC]

I've borrow this saw to a friend just for the sake to see againt my m18 the power is ok but i've overheated the battery very fast. The m18 is better balanced and way more powerfull. I thought the higher voltage tool would not overheated but i was wrong anyway good saw. The battery doesn't last that long as i thought.

[@aaronjames8201]

That AC adopter is really nice. Metabo hpt needs to make job site lights.

[@herbertherbomoore415]

How much does it cost?

[@baseballdude8491]

$199 bare tool

[@danieldepot4090]

I want that saw

[@jasonvandervalk3679]

The old saying you get what you pay for if I did framing for a living I would buy this saw

[@Icy_money6]

Do the saw contest!!!

[@bengonzalez1730]

Metabo saw give away!

[@PostUp_Time]

*METABO IS GREAT. DO NOT OVERLOOK BATTERY COST. 36VOLT BATTERY, 4.0 IS ONLY ABOUT $100 ON EBAY, THATS MULTIVOLT, 8.0 AT 18V!!*

[@contax50mm]

I don't need another rear handle saw, and yet...

[@stans5270]

It looks like someone got his TAX REFUND to be able to afford a 4X8 sheet of OSB. And his State refund for the dimensional lumber. It seems that the Metabo's battery lasted longer than Brian's wallet.

[@WorkshopAddict]

35 bucks for that piece of OSB and 19 for the 2x12. CRAZY!

[@stans5270]

@@WorkshopAddict I was in HD last week and saw that. I knew that was putting on a hurt for you to just toss both of those away just to make a point.

[@ministryofinternationalaffairs]

It appears to be a great saw, but I personally don't feel that Metabo tools are going to become popular on most contractor jobsites. As a contractor, we prefer to invest in tool brands that offer a lot of really good tools that all take the same battery. DeWALT will still remain number 1 on most jobsites in my region. I seldom see a guy with something else.

[@cuchanu]

DeWalt has a lot of cheap shit tools though. They make some really good ones, especially their flexvolt, but some are like kids tools. Their cordless reciprocating saw for instance. Milwaukee and Metabo make great ones, but the DeWalt is homeowner grade in comparison

[@ministryofinternationalaffairs]

@@cuchanu You are correct that DeWalts low end stuff is junk. But their 60v tools are better than most. I feel like Milwaukee quality since TTI bought them out has been declining each year. More plastic parts, cheaper build, but higher price. When you look back at the Made In USA Milwaukee original tools from the late 80's, they were built way better and they are still working today. This new stuff will be lucky if it last 5 years.

[@cuchanu]

@@ministryofinternationalaffairs I think you're right about Milwaukee too. I have settled upon 12v Milwaukee for some compact tools, 36 volt Metabo because they're EXCELLENT, and Ridgid to fill in a couple of blanks. Metabo's weak spot is their limited lineup compared to DeWalt and Milwaukee, but so far their 36v tools have blown me away.

[@baseballdude8491]

DeWalt has let me down on many of their lithium.some 60V but too expensive-moved to Milwaukee and Makita yrs ago but over the last 3yrs the 36V Metabo HPT has replaced many of the red and blue as well Great lifetime warranty, AC adapter, features Portable band saw Grinder Table saw Mitre saw Grinder Hammer drill SDS Max rotary Full Size plunge router Vacuum 7 1/2 sidewinder New Left side rear handle Mid torque Cordless compressor All preferred over the others and the AC adapter let's all of them go unlimited and saves battery longevity Almost forgot-Hitachi has been the go to "the guns that built the west" nailers for 25+ yrs when U started and their 36V and 18V nailers also are top of line

[@ministryofinternationalaffairs]

@@baseballdude8491 They main issue with Metabo is that finding their tools and batteries in stock will be a problem for those of us who live in rural states with limited stores. Only Lowes here carries them. And if they stock 1 battery at a time, you're lucky. In addition, nobody wants to honor the warranty on HPT so I was outta luck when my 12" sliding miter broke. DeWALT is sold everywhere, so no issue to get batteries or even parts to fix yourself.

[@tedmcdonald3377]

😎🛠️😎🛠️😎

[@bryang9158]

👍

[@solarman6873]

DEWLT FLXVLT BLD RT WIT 12AMP BATT STILL TOPZ 🇺🇸⚡️⚡️🗽ROCK N ROLL

[@WorkshopAddict]

The Dewalt is one of my favs. The Dewalt would not make all those cuts without cutting out and overheating. Not bagging on the Dewalt because it does rock, but it can't do what this saw did.

[@baseballdude8491]

And at a much heftier price For the same price of a Flexvolt battery u can get the whole starter kit for the Metabo HPT and again AC adapter for unlimited run time and lifetime warranty and lighter-no brainer the 36V tools have replaced a good chunk of my Milwaukee fuel and Makita's DeWalt lost me with their transition to Li-ion and their prices

[@danielbackley9301]

Please for your own safety set you blade to a proper depth accidents happen and fingers are not easily sewed back on. Yes I knew someone who did what you were doing using you hand for a rip guide and was lucky not to lose them only because he had set the blade properly. It also helps the saw performance by not overworking it.

[@histguy101]

Setting the blade to the wood depth makes it work harder, because it's contacting much more of the board at once. Is there like a sweet spot? Maybe twice the wood depth?

[@danielbackley9301]

@@histguy101 yes there is a properly set blade is one where the tip of the blades teeth are just past the thickness of the board.

[@histguy101]

@@danielbackley9301 well, that would run the motor a lot harder. I usually run a table saw 1-1.5" above the piece. It will cut faster and smoother. It it's a dense hardwood and the blade is flush with the board, the table saw groans for relief

[@pucheco69]

Why don’t give information where to buy, price, etc.??? I would like your video but the lack of any info on your description is like little kids doing videos on toys

[@SKiiLLSaW707]

Do some research kid.

[@baseballdude8491]

Chill Gyro It's called Google, bing, etc Acme, Lowes, Tool Barn ,Menards etc

[@thomasschafer7268]

1 mistake. Blade on the wrong side.

[@SKiiLLSaW707]

Negative, no mistake at all.

[@BadAcidd]

Drives me crazy how all these channels waste wood. Cut up a 50$ piece of wood just to do it. Pretty sure they tested it before they sold it

[@baseballdude8491]

Huh!

[@craigburgher6097]

Take the guarde off

[@elderfarms]

What’s a guarde?

[@rey11able]

Perfect for small projects. Not got a lot of power so if the wood starts to flex it stops the saw pretty easy. Use it for small tasks and you will be happy. Safety system Works great kzbin.infoUgkxjpBI8OOeUXib_iT7UomCrQ-uauwZJ62c .lose your grip on the saw it shuts off and the sheath closes over exposed saw.