Don't change it right away, square it and it's still good for some time...I switched my ryobi blade after about 2 years of semi regular use

@@jstarr3676 Every saw I've bought to date has came with a low tooth count blade and they're usually trash. Some are ok for rip cuts but not one is good for fine finish.

@@ns_racing I think it depends on what kind of saw it is. For a cheap jobsite saw, you'll mostly be ripping construction lumber and finish quality doesn't matter; just include a cheap rip blade. For a miter saw where you want a high tooth count and special crosscut grind for smooth cuts, maybe it is better to just let the customer buy the expensive blade.

Love the video keep up the amazing work

@@ns_racing 42 tooth is for rip cuts and 80 tooth or more is for cutting for a decent finish cut on a hand circular saw. I usually use Diablo with carbide teeth, and they seem to last much longer.

A lot of people love those grinders. They are actually really solid and probably some of HF's best tools!

A couple years ago I bought a grinder from them for a project and it got too hot to handle after running less than a minute. It was obvious the motor windings were bad so I returned it. I have not bought a harbor freight power tool since. I know manufacturing issues happen and it could have been a one off. It it did turn me off on their power tools.

@@richardh6964they have some actual good stuff sometimes. Just have to do your research on it!

@@JohnMaleckiUnscrewedwhy respond on this channel and not the comments with thousands of likes over the last week telling you to apologize to sam. Seems like you’re trying to run from it Edit: for anyone that hasn’t seen on his main channel he basically got enraged his employee didn’t risk life and limb for a $2000 wood slab that was just being used for a “fun” KZfaq video. He proceeded to get massive backlash gave no apology but instead edited the video to try and make himself look better but you can still easily tell he’s very rude to the employees on camera so we can only imagine John off camera

​@@nhlifts9151because those people are weak and offended by everything so who cares about their opinion. This is a channel for men doing men things and men get heated

The sparks keep it interesting! Bigger battery makes sense tho!

I got a brushed Milwaukee drill that's about the same. Concerned me at first too until I googled it and found out it was normal

5 amph battery on the drill works just as good as a kobalt

But why not just spend $125 and get a battery, charger, M18 drill kit🤷‍♂️

​@Randyplaysguitars it's fine tho to the sheep bc is name brand

yeah i learded that way back in high school and it stuck with me ever since

Yeah, my father had taught me that way, and it’s stuck with me since.

What makes you think the printing is accurate on a tape measure you don't trust to begin with?

@@Those_Weirdos it’s not that, it’s that the end is loose, as mentioned in this video, but the problem is, over time that changes, but the 1inch mark won’t be changing

@@johnpatz8395 the loose end is there to measure either from an overhanging starting point or an inside starting point. If the end doesn't move between each situation then it will be wrong on at least one scenario.

I watched this far into the video and as soon as he said that I ran down to the comments to quote it.....I was so happy to see it being the top comment :)

I was told the same thing when I was learning to do custom cabinets. Now from what I understand they are allowed a certain % + or -

Exactly. All of my friends who worked construction never use multiple tapes for the same job. They use the same tape or if they have to they only use the same exact brand and model because the inaccuracy is negated.

Same goes with quality tapes as well. Took me too long to use one tape instead of having 2 for each project

It doesn’t matter if you even use a tape measure or a random stick usually as long as you are consistent and you know what you’re doing. If everyone on a job site has different tapes and one person is cutting with a different tape than the person measuring.. then you might have an issue

On a properly made tape, the amount the hook slips by is supposed to be the exact difference between hooking and butting it so you get the same measure either way. Which is why you don't let it return at full speed all the way home.

In the 80's I worked for a stage crew and we hired a new guy who brought his own tools. My boss yelled down to him to cut a 2x4 down to 92 inches and hand it up. He used his tape and it was almost 1/2" too short. Murphy says he who has more than one tape will not be working long.

that's because you're a reasonable person

I have had close to 4 years of good service from my Bauer drill and driver. It certainly is not a precision tool..significant wobble in the 1/2 inch chuck but I'm not using it for stuff that needs precision.

​@@murariufamilyIf you need precision, you don't use a hand drill! I do remodeling and have few objections to my Baeurs, save for losing rubber grip strips over time. I don't limit their usage either; need 2" hole, drill 2" hole.

Friggen sheep

Thinking the same! I miss that smell (or do I?).

you're smelling ozone. If you smell smoke, the drill needs replaced.

Brushes also often need some break-in too.

Yup, absolutely normal behavior.

Great idea

Nobody uses reclaimed wood unless they don’t care about their time, tools, or end product. Something must be sacrificed.

That would be a great way to illustrate that expensive tools don’t always mean higher quality end product

Exactly the skill of the tradesmen matters more.​@@charlescassidy2023

Thank you! Angular momentum is a thing. Also, the slower speed usually means higher torque, so it can more efficiently handle binding.

@@TheDiosdebaca yeah those triple gear reduced drills have a use. They're what you want to use on any bit over a half an inch in diameter. The smaller pistol drills any bit over 1/8" in diameter you should start slowing down under the top speed of the tool using it. Half an inch and up you're best off with a slow speed drill then.

I have had good luck with their texture sprayer. My dad's is 20 years old so he never replaced it and now he is retired so it only gets light use on small jobs from me. It's definitely a hit or miss kinda store

He recorded this video before the other was released. Also, he posted on his social media story addressing it a few hours after releasing the original video and said they talked about it immediately and Sam did not feel he was being “attacked”.

Everyone is so butthurt, and it's sad how men can't be men without everyone crying about it

@@hachi-rokuperformancegroup3987 If "men being men" means blaming other people for your stupid ideas/decisions and then getting mad at them for not risking bodily harm to hold the p!ss bucket when sh!t hits the fan... Well, some man you are.

@@hachi-rokuperformancegroup3987 "men can't be men"... tell me you're a moron without telling me you're a moron. jfc

Give Sam a raise… make it right man. Dont let that ego get you.

Same kind of use if not more from me over 6 years or so, my only issue was the low ah kit battery but with 3 or 5ah batteries most of the Bauer hand tools I've used have done great. I wouldn't buy any of them for the normal price but wait for the right sales and the value for the cost is hard to beat for a diy-er on a budget.

Yeah, I’ve had no issues with mine either. Anything Bauer I have has performed well. I also don’t use a half dead baby battery either but guess that wouldn’t make good content would it.

I feel like HF's achilles heel is consistency. If you get a good Bauer or Hercules tool it's gonna be solid for the long haul. But there's no way to tell before you get them home.

I just bought one because my DeWalt burnt up after about 10 years and I was drilling holes with a 4 inch hole saw no problem all week long

Yea your right Eric, I have bought tools that were great and bought some of the same tools that weren't great..

So what brands did you move on to?

Metabo still makes a good portable / jobsite saw

@@drinmer1 As much as people like to pick on it for being a Harbor Freight brand I actually moved over to Harbor Freight's own Hercules stuff. Besides having a single lemon in the bunch everything I've bought has been working great. Even the the original tool that was a lemon has been been working great after it was replaced. I was originally starting to get my foot in the door with Milwaukee tools when I bought a couple of their M12 tools. But because I decided to buy something from their M18 tool line the cost made me stop. I wanted their big 7-1/4" cordless circular saw but it would have set me back $500 to get it because it was only sold as a bare tool and was $250 by itself. I would then have to pay another $170 for a large capacity battery and another $90 for a charger that was capable of charging both the M12 and M18 tools. So I decided to try Harbor Freights nicer stuff in the process. Even going DeWalt would have been as costly as Milwaukee. Especially if I wanted to buy extra batteries later on. So I skipped any big name brand and tried something different. So far I'm pleased. :)

3 and 4* reviews for any product are usually the most level headed and legit ones.

@@iamaduckquack Yup, not too negative and not too positive. Some 5* reviews aren't too bad if the reviewer gives details on what makes it good to them. The even better reviews are when someone has owned the tool for a while and then reviews it. Otherwise some people are just very happy they bought it because they never owned one before and it just working has exceeded their expectations.

Ya I think it’s fine for most applications. Not the greatest ever but it’s not meant to be

@@JohnMaleckiUnscrewed Also, how accurately are you capable of marking, and how accurately can you cut? For most carpentry work (building a deck, for instance) that little bit of inaccuracy wouldn't matter.

Honestly lots of great references in the edits.

the corded bauer? that thing is a beast

Glad you enjoy it! What other channels do you like?

It made me hit the like button lol

same here. creep af, but immediately recognizable

I passed out watching that show 3 years ago (with the new content). Lemme tell you, don't do that...

They should lean into a double feature! flashlight and drill!

@@JohnMaleckiUnscrewed Does the flashlight treat its staff better after it fucks up? If so, could be a keeper.

​@@stevehiller3657you cry at work a lot we can tell

You could almost light a cigarette with it lol

Jeez I wonder how they got the couch in when it was new.

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# justiceforsam

Apologize? Sam should apologize for not putting his safety on the line for such an expensive build! I mean, sure, he'd be in the hospital. But he'd be in the hospital like A MAN! (~sarcasm~)

Nah this is the part where we pretend it didn't happen. They edited that part out of the original video without a word so that seems like the plan

I don’t know their dynamic when the cameras are off but that clip was a bit much

this is the B channel... in his words More John Malecki. Same shenanigans, without the builds.

seems like its now 1 week unscrewed (tools and stuff) and 1 week builds.

they’re on his main channel, this is a new 2nd channel

unscrewed and unedited lol

I could be wrong but maybe that's the joke I found it funny

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You mean an apology video for the comments😂😂😂😂😂

He did it on instagram

@@the0utlier557 what vid on insta I looked earlier and didn’t see anything

Agree, but when is it possible to just use a tape measure for everything? I measure with the tape and then cut with my jobsite table saw; for example. I would say that your tape measure should at least match with your table saw. It takes a handful of attempts for sure.

I read this so wrong. Lol