Thank you very much. Thank you for your service to our country so that we are FREE. These thick metal blades from Diable are great for cutting thicker pipe, they definitely stay on track and don't seem to wander as bad. Thanks for watching.

Awesome, thank you! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for sharing. These blades are pretty amazing for thick metal. We can't believe the abuse that you can put on through. Thanks for watching.

thank you, loo

any metal that will work harden

We will try to get some of these blades in for a review. Thanks for watching.

Yes, with the right blade, it should cut through it. Now, at the same time, I wouldn't recommend using it to cut a lot of 1" thick spring steel. Thanks for watching.

@@Shoptoolreviews Would a cordless jig saw with the right blade be just as effective? It would be easier to control with one hand for what I need to do.

Great point! These thick metal blades are pretty awesome. Thanks for watching.

Yes, lubricating the cutting surface will typically always help extend the cutting life. Not only does it lubricate, but it also helps to keep it cool. Thanks for watching.

What type of lubricant would you recommend???

Concrete

These Diablo blades will cut the converters with ease, and they'll last a long time. Thanks for watching.

Not sure about that. I think it may burn up the blade in concrete. Thanks for watching.

angle grinder probably

Depends on length and the number of blades in the set. You can get them for as little as $15. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching.

We could have done this, but we didn't want it to be about the saw. We really wanted to test and showcase the blade itself. Mark my words, if I would have used a Super Sawzall, we would have several comments about using a new tool to get such good results, etc. However, the Super Sawzall is a great tool. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I am so sick of these. They hit almost immediately after posting. I keep reporting as spam, but it doesn’t help. Thanks for mentioning and sorry about that. Thanks for watching too.

👍 they commented on one of my vids too annoying as h*ck

nuclear explosion I’ve been seeing a lot of them the past month but here recently I haven’t been seeing them as much. I’ve mostly seen the on smaller tool channels.

You're pretty informed on how long it takes to film and produce a video. A little off, but you're very close. :) We actually Did use up the blade. We were just reluctant to share the info. And, we had this discussion with ourselves before filming the conclusion of the KZfaq video. Because of your question, and our prior reservation, we just dropped another video on Instagram showing the total number. We made 15 cuts with one Diablo Amped blade, and we made a 16th this morning to show it in use once more. The amazing thing is ALL the carbide teeth are still on the blade. Typically, on other blades, these like to disappear (fly off) after a few cuts. Furthermore backstory on why we questioned including this. If you're talking about battery runtime on driving 3" deck screws in wood, that's pretty straightforward. Same with an impact wrench on 3" bolts with 7/8" threads, or cutting conduit with a recip. It's pretty hard to screw that up. However, you start publishing numbers on how much of a car you can sand with a single sanding disc, or how many pieces of thick pipe you can cut with one blade, you get those from all sides saying there's no way, etc., etc. Anyway, I'm sure we're overthinking it, but those were our results. Thanks again for taking the time to comment.

@@Shoptoolreviews yeah i agree it can be all over the place at times.. but just posting comparisons between products an disclaiming hey this is what we got doing it our way your results WILL vary should be plenty to notify people you arent promising x amount of cuts from so and so's blade, im just curious is all what can be expected from one blade, maybe in linear feet of 1/4" plate, with oil without oil, all at once vs letting it cool every so often, cost comparison to an angle grinder and abrasive disk, ive used recips for piecing up 1/4" before and liked it, the bimetal milwuakee torch's actually did better then carbide... but compared to the grinder it was really hard to stay true to a line even with a straight edge clamped down and it made quite the racket... those bimetal torch blades could cut for as long as you like though.. theyd last a dozen feet easily unit i messed up and bent the blade somehow after that theyd track too far off thanks for the video keep em coming, any coverage on milwuakee's pipeline video deal? i seen the first batch of new tools waiting on whats next

I'm about to drop 2 videos this morning. First will be a DeWalt FlexVolt grinder and then it's a new Milwaukee Pipeline video from Episode 2 last night. Thanks again.