Awesome! Thank you so much for the positive comment! I'm still learning how to make quality content and make no claims to being any kinda expert, lol. With decades as a tradesman and a tool addict, I just tell it as I see it from my experiences. Thanks again for the support!

Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for the comment and support as I grow the channel!

No THANK YOU! I'm totally open to viewer suggested content, anything you'd like to see that i'm able to do let me know in the comments!

Great comment! Thanks for backing me up. Exactly as you said, smoking these blades isn't doing any good for anyone. You wouldn't force a jig saw thru material, you have to let that thin little blade do the cutting, same idea with the multi tools. Thanks again for stopping by and the support as I grow the channel!

I’m going to get my first multi tool, what do I recommend? The Milwaukee m12 and Diablo blades or Milwaukee blades?!? Thanks for posting!!!! I like how u show us that u have really personally tried all types of oscillating tool brands and blades!!

​@@FixItWithMe If it's corded get whatever you can get the best deal on. Solid affordable options: Bauer- Harbor Freight Kobalt, Craftsman- Lowe's Wen, Avid Power, Worx- Amazon If you're going cordless and already in battery platform stick with it. If you're not in a platform fully evaluate the line of tools you think will best meet your needs across the board. Once you've made that decision get the appropriate multi tool in that line. Pros with lots of tools can benefit from multiple battery platforms, but for the average DIY'er it can get to be a money dump. Battery platform considerations: DeWalt XR and Atomic lines. Milwaukee M12 and M18 lines. Makita LXT and CXT lines. Top tier tools, but expensive. Metabo HPT. Pro level tools at a value price. Small hand tool lineup includes the core DIY tools, but is otherwise limited. Ryobi One+HP line. Good quality tools for DIY, affordable pricing. Most extensive lineup of all, including many outdoor equipment (ODE) tools. Skil PWRcore. Good DIY core tools in 18 & 12 V at a good price. Limited ODE, with most jumping platforms to 40V. Best bang for the buck: Pick a platform and get a combo kit that includes the multi-tool, Drill-Driver, Impact Driver, and whatever. For wood, almost any blade will serve well if you take care of it, including Harbor Freight blades. For heavier use the Diablo blades are great.

Took the words right outta my mouth. Seriously great response to the question, spot on!

Thanks so much!

Thank you. Still figuring out how to make decent content, straight forward without the fluff, but not be boring as hell.

I'll have to try those!

Thank you thank you!

Appreciate the compliment/support! Thank you! I make no claims at being a professional content maker. Lol. I just love tools!

@@ProToolsApproved You’re damn good! No fluff and no BS. Real men appreciate that. Keep it up. You’ve got a new subscriber from Michigan!

Appreciate that like you'll never know. That's what i'm going for. Straight to the point, i'm not trying to make jokes or a mini movie. It's about information and getting as much of it to you as simply and quickly as I can!

Everyone has their own way of doing things. Because it's different doesn't make it wrong, or right. I'm not saying my word is gospel bro, just giving my opinion from my decades of experience.

Same here.

Hey thanks! Yeah i'm still learning how to make better content, appreciate the feedback. A grinder would be better......but I was just showing the capabilities of these blades over all.

I dont know where this pricing info is coming from? He stated 2 diablo carbide blades for $13. I just saw a 3 pack for $40. I paid $28 dollars for a single round carbide blade. Everytime i use it, i pray its not the last time. Im extremeley careful with it, and it has lasted 1 whole job so far, which i found suprising. I have burnt through 2 $26 dollar non carbide round blades, and 4-5 straight blades. So far this job has eaten around $100 in multi tool blades. Meanwhile the $100 dollar blades on my table saw and chop saw have survived 2+ years. Multi tool blades and hacksaw blades are the most expensive in my experience. Mainly because of how fast they can die.

Home depot, multiple times a year as part of special sales. 2 for 1 pricing. I stock up on them every time. Prices as diff depending what market you're in or where you shop. I gain nothing by lying about something so small and trivial.

@ProToolsApproved I'm not saying your lying at all. I'm just noticing a cost discrepancy. We are 5 months later down the road from when you posted your video. Times change... I'm not even certain if the Houthi's were messing up global shipping back then? But they are now. The ways costs can increase on products is fairly diverse and can escalate rapidly. I'm just happy 3/4" cdx ply is back to $38/sheet. I am also in southern California. Though I'm not certain how much that affects home depot pricing.

Copy that, and fully understand. Yeah, ply jumped tire the roof out here on the east coast(Philly) as well. Over night prices double sometimes without rhyme or reason.

Yeah thanks, i'm not trying to be a you tube professional, but appreciate the suggestions.

@@ProToolsApproved it would just help getting your teachings across to more people 🙏

Thanks, I upgraded on mics to a pro level device, a better tri pod, and lights. I'll see what I can do with that. Having someone help me film is a bit harder to find as I keep a very small circle these days. Thanks for the suggestions and the support! Appreciate you.

Where are you spending that?

@@ProToolsApproved home depot

Wait for sales, dunno what else to tell ya. I just looked and the nice carbide are 2 for $20 at Depot locally......

Why even say something?