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The video provides an extensive comparison of three handheld battery pruners: the Stihl GTA 26, the Milwaukee M12 FHS Fuel Pruning Saw, and the Jamal M8844 from Amazon. Each tool's specifications, including weight, bar length, and battery life, are detailed. The host performs cutting tests, evaluating their efficiency on various types of wood and in different carpentry applications.
The Stihl GTA 26 is commended for its ergonomic design, light weight, and smooth cutting, though it requires manual oiling. The Milwaukee M12 FHS, despite being heavier, is praised for its onboard oil tank, power, and compatibility with the M12 battery system. Discussions highlight the cost-effectiveness of Milwaukee’s tools, particularly if one already owns M12 batteries, and their superior performance in pruning tasks compared to cheaper alternatives like the Jamal M8844.
The video also features user experiences, including a sponsored segment by Haze Machinery, and practical tests on fallen apple trees. The consensus underscores the importance of using the right tool for larger jobs, favoring more robust equipment over foldable handsaws for their efficiency and safety. The discussions conclude with a call to action for viewer engagement and input on future topics.
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In this part of the video, the host compares three handheld battery pruners to determine if they are gimmicks or proper tools and which one is the best to buy. The products reviewed include:
1. The 10.8-volt Stihl GTA 26, with a 10 cm bar length, quarter-inch chain, weighing 1.8 kg, and priced at £169, including a case, chain oil, 2 Ah battery, and charger.
2. The Milwaukee M12 FHS Fuel Pruning Saw, with a 15 cm bar length, weighing 2.3 kg, and priced at £218.99, including a 6 Ah 12-volt battery, chain oil, and standard charger.
3. The Jamal M8844, a budget option from Amazon, with a 10 cm bar length, weighing 680 grams, and priced at £39, including two 20-volt batteries, a spare chain, a makeup bag, a toothpick, and a small iron.
The host conducts a cutting test to compare their performance. First, the Stihl GTA 26 is oiled manually with multi-bio oil from Stihl and tested. Next, the Milwaukee pruner, which has an onboard oil tank for efficiency, is tested. Finally, after manual oiling, the Jamal M8844 is tested.
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In this part of the video, the host demonstrates cutting various sizes of wood using different saws, including the Morky and the Joomla from Amazon, noting their performance. They also set a challenge involving carving wood blocks to see the creative potential of the tools. Finally, they evaluate the saws’ carpentry application by focusing on the cleanliness of the cuts made on pallet wood, noting that one saw delivered consistently smooth cuts.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses a sponsored review of various cutting tools provided by Haze Machinery, specifically focusing on the steel GTA 26. They demonstrate the tools on a fallen apple tree, noting the ergonomics, light weight, and ease of use of the GTA 26. Despite needing manual oiling, the tool is praised for its comfortable fit and smooth cutting capabilities. They compare it to traditional hand saws and chainsaws, noting its advantages in terms of speed and weight. Josh is given an opportunity to test the tools, expressing satisfaction with the performance, particularly highlighting a tool with built-in chain oiling and a two-handed grip. The review of the Milwaukee tool is especially favorable, despite its weight, due to its power and battery life.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on comparing different power tools, specifically those using the Milwaukee M12 battery system. The speakers highlight the cost-effectiveness of purchasing bare units if you already own M12 batteries. They discuss the performance and usability of various tools, noting the vibration and feel of a cheaper Amazon option and comparing it unfavorably to Milwaukee tools. The conversation touches on the power and comfort of using Milwaukee’s 20V tools, emphasizing that while other products may feel lighter and cheaper, Milwaukee offers superior performance and compatibility with multiple tools within the M12 platform. They also point out the inconvenience of needing separate chargers for certain brands and praise Milwaukee for being more user-friendly and powerful, especially for pruning tasks.
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In this part of the video, the speakers discuss preferences for different types of saws, particularly comparing Milwaukee’s options. They debate whether these tools are gimmicky and acknowledge their practicality for certain tasks. They emphasize that a foldable handsaw is insufficient for larger jobs, recommending more substantial tools for efficiency and safety. Despite differing opinions on the best tool, they agree on the importance of using the right equipment. The segment concludes with a call to action, encouraging viewers to like, share, subscribe, and suggest future video topics.