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Is this girl using the saw correctly? It looks quite dangerous.
>>997136
Nah that was like "oh fuck I don't know what I'm doing" way of holding it.
>>997136
She should have put the foot of the saw on the wood and push it away from her optimally.
Lots of people don't use sawzalls right though.
>>997136
The ergonomics on that thing look absolutely atrocious.
>>997209
Is that an aftermarket reciprocating saw attachment for a drill?
>>997211
yes. they tried using a rotating saw attachment first, but it wasn't working.
I don't know if it is aftermarket, though
Looks like this, but I don't see any attachment that matches it.
May be a crazy Japan version.
If you ever pull something like that towards you its wrong
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>>997278
It's this one. It seems they changed the saw used by the attachment and apparently they put it facing the wrong side
I think she was trying to use it like a typical Japanese backsaw, strangely enough.
Being a human clamp looks dangerous but it could have its perks.
>>997302
>Circular saw, Reciprocating saw and some kind of hedge murdering device
Fuck, someone just needs to load up the heath services that little bit more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Unnx11S46M
It's a Milwaukee hackzall I use one everyday at work best thing for cutting pipe and small sections of wood 10/10 tool
>Always cut away from yourself
No she is not using it proper
>>997136
Christ, is this the first scene to a snuff film?
>>997293
But Japanese saws always cut on the pull.
The thing she is doing wrong is not using two hands on the saw.
>>997293
someone doesn't know what a drawknife is
it's a really retarded offset saw, which aren't ergonomic at all
cutting away from you is generally preferred, but as long as you maintain control of the tool at all times, and aren't standing in the path of the blade so when it cuts through you don't shove the saw into your body, it isn't a big deal
cutting away from you from the top of something is a bad idea, you are off balance and your center of gravity might be over the thing being cut, and if you're holding it and don't expect it to break or something else, you end up falling, since you're such a clumsy fuck you cut yourself cutting towards yourself, you're always going to be a clumsy fuck that invents new ways to hurt themselves
>>997136
the way she swings that after the cut is scary as fuck... she is using it right but should be using 2 hands not 1.
>>997136
Seems fine to me. Putting the foot down would be better obviously. I've actually seen people move the tool back and forth like it is a manual cross cut saw.
>>998484
>>998440
Drawknives and Japanese saws (nokogiri) are not powered. Your point is irrelevant.
>>998487
>but as long as you maintain control of the tool at all times, and aren't standing in the path of the blade so when it cuts through you don't shove the saw into your body, it isn't a big deal
No, sir. It IS a big deal. You never pull a power tool blade towards you for any reason. Why? Because habit and fatigue. If you are in the habit of doing that then you may end up doing it when you are mentally or physically fatigued. Which almost always ends in disaster for you, the workpeice, or someone nearby.
>>998514
There's also the random hidden nail piece or staple that is occasionally where it isn't supposed to be. Not fun when the power tool's blade stops instantly or when a piece of metal comes flying out in the direction all sawdust normally comes out (in the front.) I've had brand new lumber to have a piece of a nail in it before. Of course the home center had to pay for a new blade on my saw because of it.
>>998511
That shit has me googled for "how to open a coconut"
>>997293
Arborist here, we piss all over that rule on a daily basis.
>>998514
But anon, i usually cut down with reciprocating saws
Would i pull a circular saw towards me while cutting hell no
I'm just saying sometimes it's ok
Say you're demoing a deck push or pull isn't going to matter since you are in the cutting path of the blade, or are you too retarded to not understand what i meant when i said that?
>>998511
>finger removal tutorial.webm
Well... that was fucking terrifying
>>997136
who gives a fuck whatever works
this is just like the /g/ meme of that one model who programs
>>998776
Koding with Karlie XD ;)))))))))
>>997136
She shouldn't even be using a reciprocating saw in the first place. A circular-type saw is the best for making straight cuts on wooden planks. Reciprocating saws are best for hard to reach places and cutting curves.
>>998511
I know why natural selection exists.
>>997190
A sawzall is what I grab when I know I'm about to fuck shit up anyway. Its good for awkward tight cuts and the fact that it pull itself into the work makes it pretty easy to operate one handed.
