Best CARBIDE Thick Metal Sawzall Blade Brand? Let's find out!

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Products Tested In This Video (in no particular order):

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[ProjectFarm]

Wow, these carbide sawzall blades are impressive! Thanks to everyone who suggested testing these and for all of your video suggestions! Here are the blades tested:

[jacobmollernielsen]

For some Odd reason, these tests are very entertaining

[Omegadoomship]

You should test different drill bits for drilling metal. I can't tell you how many times I've bought new drill bits and they end up burning up or dulling quickly when drilling into steel.

[Karabetter]

You do VERY well thought out, performed, recorded and edited tests!
I learn tons of information every time I watch without a second of wasted time!
And you still come off as a regular guy without being full of yourself!
A genuine gem in the morass of youtube!

[NoSmileification]

I think this is becoming my favourite YouTube channel, period. As a scientist myself I love how you make them as standardized as possible. No bullshit, just presenting the data in an easy fashion to let the viewers decide for themselves.

[SouthMainAuto]

I've used Diablo in the shop for a while now.... might have to try out a few of the Lenox in the future. 👍🏼

[geeganmj]

Just wanna say thank you for being so transparent and making me rethink all the science fair questions I should have had in High School.

[skepticalobserver]

Answered every question I had. You pack more content per minute than I’ve ever seen. Part of that involves really tight cuts between clips, and lots of them. So not only is the content outstanding, the editing to present that content is as well, and BOTH require a tremendous amount of time and effort. Thank you.

[Anonymous-itjw]

When you're doing repetitive cuts and wear out the teeth in one place on your Sawzall-type blade, whether carbide or regular, I've found that the foot on my saws can be moved outward, typically by loosening an allen nut and then retightening it after foot has been repositioned. This lets you get maximum use out of the remaining teeth on your blade when doing repetitive cuts. This is really helpful when using longer blades or when you've run out of new blades, and don't want to waste time driving to Tractor Supply or HD for new ones. Even the blades he shows in this video, with the severely damaged teeth, have more life left in them if you use this tip.

P.S. Next time try using tapping fluid on these metal cuttings to see if the blade temperature or the cutting time would be reduced, or if blade wear would be reduced. Tapping fluid certainly helps when drilling through steel. According to some, lard or bacon grease can be used as a substitute for cutting fluid, if that is unavailable.

[angrypatriot]

I use sawzall blades almost daily. I've always used Diablo; wood only, wood/ bi-metal and metal-only blades and Milwaukee Torch for galvanized/medium thick metal. This video opened my eyes to Lenox. Never thought of switching and probably won't but I'll throw a Lenox blade in the mix to try it out. Thanks for all the creative testing you do. You are saving me money and time on almost every episode. . . No joke, I appreciate it.
Amazing channel, lifelong subscriber here.
All the best!!

[dieniewienie]

Project Farm's reviews are accurate. Ive tried every brand of cutting wheel, sawzall blade, grinding wheel, and flap disc at both Lowes & HD and Diablo is by far the best. PF speaks the truth.

[poot]

You have sold me on Diablo with your non-biased testing

[ralfotg]

I like that you documented the metal cooling. I was actually thinking about how that would affect the results when I saw this video title.

[abuanihaspazg]

Thank you so much for your time and efforts sir, it helps us out a lot,
Bless.

[tonycomposer]

Just joined the channel because you've got me unstuck on projects 3-4 times, and helped me make smart purchasing decisions. Just the first sentence of this video got me where I needed to go with a spring shackle replacement on my truck. THANK YOU.

[TheUniquePlumberman]

As a plumber our suppliers only carry Lenox and Milwaukee blades. Looks like Lenox is the clear leader for the type of cutting we do. Price point is higher but if it outperforms the others it's worth it. Thank you for the great video!

[ttogreh]

Your dedication to the scientific method is really appreciated. Showing how you do the tests means other people can try to repeat your results. That's REALLY important.

[puncherdavis]

Your videos are great and very non biased. I appreciate all your efforts and keep up the great work

[electronicsNmore]

Lenox Tools loves you almost as much as your viewers do. :-) Great testing as usual!

[dustman]

As you can probably tell by all the comments I'm binge watching all your videos applicable to me. Thank you very much for providing such valuable information and taking what must be quite a bit of time setting up these tests.