20 Best Charge Blade Skills (2022 Updated)

This was my 3rd PWRCORE 20 tool purchase. I already had the reciprocating saw and the oscillating tool. Both great tools! I don’t use a circular saw all that much so I opted to save a little money and purchase the brushed version (brushless was quite a bit more).

The only knock I read in reviews was that the brushless had more power. That may be the case, but I’ve cut a bunch of 2×4’s and plywood and so far power has never been an issue. I love the weight of this thing – it is so light and easy to maneuver.

The only thing I wish they had done differently is the dust collector adapter. I wish it angled to the side instead of blowing the sawdust straight backwards. I don’t attach it to a vacuum so the dust is coming straight back at me.

Hard to avoid a lot of sawdust with any circular saw, I realize, but I’m looking for a way to adapt this so it blows in a different direction. Very minor issue to me, though. Overall I love this saw for what I need it to do.

Pros: Overall good saw. It is light weight, surprisingly easy to handle with one hand. Safety Power switch is a great feature. Stops almost instantly in a second when trigger released. Cons; Not very powerful for even a 12 inch rip cut.

The blade gets stuck sometimes in between the cut. The upper and lower blade guards are both made of non-metal materials (kinda hard plastic). Probably a cost cutting measure. Since the blade is on the left side of motor, the saw dust gets sprayed right on you if you are a right-handed individual.

I had to attach a small dust collector bag that came with a Ryobi sander to the saw to solve this problem. It would’ve been nice if the manufacturer thought about it and added a small dust bag to attach, since this is a portable cordless saw.

Bought this saw just for odds and end jobs and was tired of stringing extension. I chose skill because it was less expensive than most. At first, I had some reservations. However, now that Ive use the saw, Im very impressed and would not waste more money on anything else.

I’ve been ripping Walnut and Oak boards with ease and cross-cutting as well. I didnt realize but id picked up a saw with blade on left instead of right but Im getting use to it. I’d buy this saw again.

I used this saw for the second time today. Initially everything okay, chain was at the right tension and free wheeling manually before attaching battery, battery was fully charged, ample chai oil was in the reservoir.

The saw started fine and readily cut off a couple of branches, and I was happy until it abruptly stopped and would not start again. So, I tried the backup battery, but it still would not start, just made a single click and advanced the chain about 1 cm.

So, I removed the cover thinking maybe something was jamming the gear, but no, just a bit of well-oiled sawdust and I cleaned it up like new. I tried again, but same thing, just a click when trying to start the saw.

The electrical must be faulty, but with both batteries I ensured that the battery was fully slotted in, and the battery could not be removed without depressing the release on it. So, I think the wiring inside (inaccessible) must have no contact.

Unfixable by the user, so there’s not much to recommend about this brand new saw. Buyer beware!.

The SKIL PWR Core 20 Kit works great. The saw is light weight, well balanced, powerful, and quiet. I bought this saw as a top handled arborist saw to trim my trees. This saw is easy to use single handed when up in a tree.

The bar oil lasts a long time and It leaks very little. The battery lasts a reasonable amount of time. I have many gas chainsaws, but I use this one 99% of the time. For the price, this is the best value in a small, top handled chainsaw.

Your first chainsaw should be a battery powered one as they are MUCH less trouble than a gas saw. I would buy this saw again.

When considering a new chain saw I didn’t think a battery power tool was an option. After a friend’s recommendation I decided to get the 12in SKIL Chain Saw, my apprehension was quickly changed when I used it for the first time.

I was impressed by how much power I got from a battery-powered chain saw. The battery power is long-lasting and quick to charge. Another thing I liked with this tool is how compact and lightweight it is.

I don’t have any large trees, so only needed the smaller 12 in. model for tree/cactus trimming. The chain saw worked like a hot knife through butter, with no trouble at all. The chain saw is well designed, and it got the job done.

Additionally, I do like that I can take the battery off the chain saw and pop it onto my SKIL Blower. If you have smaller tree trimming jobs, this could be the right chain saw for you.

Doesn’t seem to run at even mildly cold temperatures (close to freezing point). Seems to work fine in warmer weather. Heavy battery. Stick to the corded version

I came close to buying the SKIL table saw that has foldable legs and is not a worm gear. However that was taking for ever to get shipped so I upgraded and bought this one and am very happy I did as it is so easy to move around with I would say is the best rolling cage in the business.

So why only 3 stars? It is because I cannot get a perfect straight cut. If I cut say two inches one end will be two inches and the other end 1. 90 inches or so and enough that one can see the difference by just eyeballing it.

I spent several hours in adjusting the fence in the hopes of a straight cut. I even bought a digital measuring gauge to measure exact distances. Now the saw blade is not square. It is 90 degrees sq. to the table but it is twisted by about 45 mm from end to end when one does a test where a tooth is marked and measured and then the blade rotated till that same tooth is on the other side.

Now there are 4 hex screws to adjust the blade but I am unable to get them loose with the hex wrench provided. I then tried my own heavier duty hex wrench and I cannot get them lose. I even put a hollow pipe at the end of the heck wrench for extreme leverage and still cannot get the hex bolt lose.

So I am stuck with a twisted blade that one could adjust if one could loosen the screws.

So far, I’ve owned this saw about a month and I’ve used it quite a bit. Probably more than other saws I’ve had. I really love ❤️ it. I’ve used the crap out of it in all truth. Seems very accurate out of the box and very easy setup, take down and ease of mobility.

It’s extremely lightweight. Well built as well. By comparison regarding stands, I have a Dewalt mitersaw on a bosch gravity rise stand and I like this stand more, the combo is much lighter than the dewalt bosch combo.

It sets up everybit as easy and seems as well made. What I want to see is a comparable stand for the wormdrive miter packaged together and I’ll buy that too. It is loud so wear hearing protection always.

Only other thing I noticed is the fence wants to drift away from the blade when fighting larger stock. Perhaps there’s an adjustment for that I overlooked. When you lock the fence, that dude needs to lock down tight period.

I would like to see some protective feet or boots on the legs so they aren’t being scratched up while folded up. I would also like to see noise dampening sheets on the underside of the table.

I bought this because my son has one and I have used it for various projects. Really not hard to assemble. Took me about 30 minutes. It only required some minor adjustments to meet my exacting standards.

The 90 degree setting was about 1/10th of a degree off, but was not difficult to adjust. The fence zero was pretty much the same. I found the guide tape to be reasonably accurate, but I always use my own tape te set the fence.

The fence itself was parallel to within a small fraction and it was adjustable to tolerance. The plattin on my saw is flat, I checked it with a 4 foot level, a straight edge and a second level. Any imperfections are negligible and minute.

I couldn’t see a backlight shone behind the levels or straight edge. My son’s was equally accurate when I checked it. If the saw bogs or trips a breaker it is being fed too fast or the user is binding the cut.

I have cut sheet goods and ripped dimensional lumber without a problem. The hardest to rip was treated 4×4. It takes two people and the piece must be flipped to get a through cut. I was not sawmill accurate because the 4x4s were not straight, but the saw did the job nicely.

I have had a couple of other portable table saws, but the Skil is the best of the lot.

Before anything else when purchasing this brand new, apply some clipper oil to the cutting edge prior to the first use! The factory coating was insufficient even for the first operation and led to a poor experience requiring many runs over the same areas for a clean shave.

I use the tried and true Wahl clipper oil and found that *very lightly* oiling it along the whole of the cutting edge helped (Applied after over 2 hours of use) as per mentioned briefly in the manual.

By doing so, it brought the level of how well it shaves to a degree vastly above that of where it was originally out of the box! What were originally many passes were in some areas brought down to a single pass shave.

This also dramatically reduces how hot the foil became in operation even when firmly pressed against the skin to encourage contouring. Lightly dab oil along the cutting edge, put the foil back on, and operate it for upwards of 30 seconds while slowly rotating it back and forth and side to side.

Oil will seep through the foil so be prepared to wipe it down. This will soak the interior with oil so wiping down the interior of the foil head is pointless. — To easily remove the foil top: Press in the release toggle button and rock it up from that side until it rotates over the cutting edge.

(I think that replacing it by catching it on the side that the power toggle is on and rocking it back down in reverse may potentially elongate the life of this plastic point) — While I’m new to the world of single foil shavers, going against the grain in small moves such as if scrubbing a difficult pan helps a lot with how cleanly the shave can become.

If the skin is loose or has a layer of fat underneath it, pulling it taunt dramatically helps improve how well it can operate.

I purchased this shaver 07/09/2022. i took it home and started charging it, I couldn’t wait to try it out so I used it in cord mode. I have tried the Mach 5 and a Braun version. While the Mach 5 produces a good close shave, it takes me 20 to 30 minutes of shaving to achieve that.

Plus I have to use a lubricant while shaving to achieve the best shave. I used this new Babyliss shaver with no lubricant on my head and it literally took less than 3 minutes and it’s the best shave I’ve had.

it’s nice and rugged metal, all others I have used have been plastic. It has definitely been the cheapest shaver I have tried. I was skeptical from reading some of the reviews, I do have more of a coarse hair which one of the reviews mentions getting results from.

If you have coarse hair and want a great shave, I totally recommend this shaver! I’m not saying it won’t do fine hair, I am just not a good test for that.

Instantly amazed with the quality of this shaver! Upon opening the package you are greeted by a gold shaver that looks like luxury! You get a charger, manual, shaver and a storage pouch. Upon first use you can instantly feel the shaver going to work ! Babyliss is definitely a premium brand and this shaver from them is no exception! Charging is super fast and battery life is excellent.

Cleaning is a breeze as the shaver head is easily removed with the a simple press of a button on the side! 10/10 barbershop quality at home!.

Before purchase I verified other 3 inch blades are available locally, so I took the plunge. This is a quite small cutter, but it’s ideal for chores that I’d otherwise try to struggle with using tin snips or a hacksaw blade.

So its size is much more of a plus, making this very handy to grab for those borderline-difficult tasks. That said, the store I purchased it from (Menard’s) only had two boxed units in stock, each with a shipping tag adhered showing they went to the store in Dec.

2020. Both the sale’s ad and Worx web page say this WX801L should come with a 2. 0ah battery, so I was disappointed to find the box contained only a 1. 5ah battery, WA3520. That’s likely because of it being an older unit as a 1.

5 appears to no longer be sold by Worx. I called Worx customer service and they simply told me to take it back to Menard’s. I don’t see how that would help, so my rating got dropped from 5 to 4 stars.

i got this for a job where i needed to cut away some metal wiring and tile walls, it worked well thru tile, jist need to make sure to not over stress it while cutting. it did fine theu wiring, but anything from corrugated sheet metal and up it wouldnt go thru.

the sheet metal it could if u super gently babied it thru,, but dont try to hack off some rebar w it. i ended up throwing a multi material blade in it and use it for breaking down boxes and shipping materials and other bulky garbages to get compacted and sent off to the dump.

and in comparison to some of the other cutters in this category from other brands,, ive noticed that this one has the worst utilization of the blades diameter out if all of them,,, just the shaping of the tool, and the placement od the blade causez it to cover up most of the prime real estate of the blades.

w a 3 inch blade,, youll be lucky to get a half inch cutting depth. and thas a reeaaaaallllll lucky cut.

I bought it to cut thru light angle iron. Amazing. Love the adjustable cowl/guard. Great tool. Haven’t tried it on plastic pipe yet. Gotta be great I m sure. We use cpvc and pex. It gives me a nice square cut in pex.

Suggestion, maybe package some safety goggles with it. I was a contractor and own many.

I have an old (ancient actually) electric carving knife that my mother gave me shortly after I moved out on my own (1998 maybe?). It’s one of those things that works well enough that I never thought of replacing since I used it so infrequently.

This cordless knife is a complete game changer! I use it all the time since I don’t have to drag a cord all over the counter and find a spare outlet when I need to use it. I find myself picking it up to use it all the time.

It is much more quiet than my old knife so that’s a huge bonus. It works really well on bread.

This Elite Gourmet Knife is great! It’s easy to use and makes a nice, clean cut! The base feels solid in your hands but isn’t heavy enough to make using it difficult. The buttons on it are large and easy-to-use.

It comes with both a carving blade assembly and a bread blade assembly. The knife is also easy to take apart and clean. There is very little effort required to cut through items using this. The cuts are clean and you can get quite thin slices if you wish.

My family will get good out of this rechargeable knife for many years.

I have gone through quite a few electric knives during my time in the kitchen. This one is the best I have found so far. I love that it is rechargeable and doesn’t have a cord that gets in the way. I am impressed at how long the battery lasts as well.

It cuts through the toughest of meats and the softest of breads with ease. I have owned some that are insanely loud but this one is much easier on the ears. It’s also pretty to look at which is always a bonus!.

I don’t know how many people are buying this more for the hair clipping function than the beard trimming one, but that’s what I needed and I am more than happy after the first use. For starters, if you’re moving over from a corded clipper to this one you will immediately appreciate the simple fact that there’s no cord to have to deal with or have draped over your shoulders as someone cuts your hair.

It also just gives you way more flexibility about where you set up to do a haircut in your house by not needing to have access to an outlet. The razor’s lightweight. It’s balanced. It just feels good in the hand and it had absolutely no problem holding a solid charge for a 20+ minute haircut.

The guards are incredibly simple to get on and off, and adjusting the length even further is as simple as turning a knob. On the receiving side of things, there was absolutely no discomfort. The guard is smooth and the blades didn’t yank my hair.

It was an easy and comfortable experience. My wife, who has a lot of experience with clippers from grooming dogs, was impressed by how little vibration there is with these clippers and how they didn’t get hot at all over the duration of my haircut.

It’s a solid win all around if you’re looking for a way to keep your hair short without paying a barber $30 bucks every few weeks. I can add that I’m one of those guys who doesn’t like to shave but also doesn’t want a beard.

I went about 8 or 9 days without shaving and decided to give the beard trimmer a try just for the heck of it. Because of the adjustable length I was able to find one that worked perfectly despite my facial hair not being all that long.

I can tell you with absolute certainty that the hair was long enough that it would have hurt using my normal electric razor; anything over a few days growth results in some painful pulling when using that guy.

But with this one it was again insanely smooth and took things down to a very short stubble with no effort, and in no time, at all. It’s kind of ridiculous to have two electric razors for shaving one face but.

I am 100% going to use this method again in the future. This razor for the long hair, the other for the close shave. I swear it will save time overall compared to using the dedicated shaving razor alone.

It should be obvious, but I’d enthusiastically buy this again. Great product!.

The Phillips Norelco Beard and Hair Trimmer is great trimmer, minus one little feature. The Norelco series 5000 is loaded with many different features, as well as accessories. In the box you get 3 different attachments, and the charging cord.

The trimmer is fully waterproof, which makes it easy to clean, just run it under water. The stainless steel self-sharpening blades are designed to be able to cut through the thickest hair with just a single pass.

The battery states that it lasts 90 minutes on a single charge, with only 1-hour to fully charge it. Not to mention there are 40 different adjustment sizes (why someone would need that many, is anyone’s guess but it’s nice to have the options).

The only thing that this trimmer is missing is the built-in vacuum. In my opinion, I think the vacuum should be mandatory in all beard trimmers seeing how messy it is. The first thing I did was plug in the trimmer to give it a full charge before my first use.

Now the box claims it has a 1-hour quick charge, but it took about 3-4 hours to fully charge. I’m not sure where there getting those numbers, but I was nowhere near one hour. The first time I used the trimmer it felt amazing, the way it was able to glide over my face with ease was so soothing.

I have thick facial hair, and this was able to trim it off perfectly without any knicks or snags. While I really appreciate the 40 different size options, this can be a bit confusing when trying to find that preferred length.

The trimmer does cut with precision, especially when shaping and trimming my beard. I had amazing control over it the whole time. The only problem is the amount of hair I had all over my shirt and sink, this is where the built-in vacuum would have been nice.

Other than that, I was left feeling good. Overall, I think the Norelco 5000 is a great beard trimmer. The battery does last a long time, but the 1-hour quick charge seems to be a little off in my case.

There are plenty of different size options for anyone’s satisfaction, plus with the extra attachments you can trim any size beard. This not only trims with ease, but it is incredibly accurate as well and the sharp blades won’t cause any knicks or snags while trimming.

The only thing I wish this had is a built-in vacuum to catch all the hair trimmings. Otherwise, this is a great trimmer, and I highly recommend it.

Fast, clean, and easy cuts. Love it for quick work on wood, drywall, or sheet goods. The tracking is not as precise as what I would like for precision work, but, as I mentioned, I like it for quick cuts.

Only a few gripes, needs better lighting, as most lighting hits the base-plate. Also the lighting needs to shine ahead of the blade as well. Second, the splinter guard often, breaks or catches on the blade during a slight turn.

It would help to have a few extra come with the saw, or re-engineered to last longer. Lastly, I think this jigsaw would be the best if it had a beefier solid magnesium/aluminum base plate. Still a lot to luv with this saw, low vibration, goes where you want, fast.

Simple and not complex, and it just plain outright works!.

I have used this jigsaw regularly in my woodworking shop and must say it is awesome. I also recently used it to cut floor tile where pipes were in the path and had to cut circles with it. No lack of power.

I absolutely love the easy blade change mechanism. Makita has been putting a lot of engineering in their tools in my opinion towards user friendly. I have many different types of batteries for my Makita tool collection and recommend the 5.

0Ah battery. It also has a blade support. Highly recommend this jigsaw.

So far I am mixed on how I feel about this jig saw. Generally there are no immediate advantages I noticed above other jig saws, namely the Bosch and Dewalt cordless being those are the two I have to compare to on hand.

The first and possibly only easily notable positive over the other two is the LED lights. Bosch’s is very weak and Dewalt does not have one, while the Makita’s really lights it up. All three have tool-less blade changes, only thing that worries me is Makita uses plastic for that, hopefully it holds up.

Power is plentiful and overall the jig is easy to use. Takes getting used to how it functions though, trigger is non variable which is more like a corded jig, variation is all in the side dial. I’m just used to variable triggers for cordless jigs.

It has a soft start feature on all speeds above 3 it starts at the SPM for 3 then picks up when cutting is detected, ie resistance. It then holds the higher speed until the trigger is released. Strange but not bad.

The unlock is also different in that it doesn’t lock out the trigger but rather uses electronics to cut off power inside. LED’s are always on when its unlocked and when it auto locks after about 10 seconds of not being used they shut off.

Wish I could compare it to the non brushless Makita. The shoe adjusts with an allen wrench that stores in the shoe, tool-less would be nice but its rare on many jig saws anyways. Seems to blow the dust away pretty well.

It’s made in the United Kingdom, which is reflected in the price, hopefully that means it will last long. Vibration is fairly low, I believe better than the Dewalt and similar to the Bosch. I don’t have any way to scientifically test that so its just by feel.

If the trigger is locked the jig can be used in a kind of barrel grip style. Overall I think its good just different than what I’m used to using. Seems well thought out and pretty good quality and good cutting experience.

Great micro!! Very quiet but very powerful. I have or had many helicopters. But this one seems to be built great. I think i will have this for a long time. Now i need a new transmitter. I have a Spektrum DX6E.

I don’t like the settings in the manual. Plus I’m not too good at setting up transmitters. I definitely recommend this helicopter.

Great helicopter. Very powerful for its size. Initially bought it as an indoor heli to have a little more power for my ncps and nano s2 however it too loud for indoor use personally and need to be cautious.

It it great outdoors and can be used in spaces like garages and large rooms but not ideal for rooms like the smaller two helis. It is also more powerful than the blade 130s.

I’ve had 2 Nano CPS, 1 Nano S2. I also have a 230sV2, 360CFX, Trex500. This little thing is far more stable than the than any of the Nano’s. I’m not a 3D guy, I enjoy “sport style” and having the option of flying without making a trip to the Flying Club.

Outdoors in a light breeze is not a problem at all. Living room, Driveway, Cul-de-sac, this is the first “micro” I’ve had that doesn’t fly like a gnat.

This is probably the tenth jig saw Ive owned, the quality of this saw is impressive especially for the price. The only feature Id change would be to have a variable speed trigger. The saw has a speed dial instead, otherwise the saw is perfect.

Light, plenty of power, smooth and excellent blade visibility.

This thing cuts through 5/8 plywood like it’s not even there. Nice, powerful motor cuts 5x faster than my old jigsaw. The tool-less blade changing system works really well, but took me a couple minutes to figure out (be sure to seat the blade home hard before letting go of the twist mechanism or it won’t stay in properly).

This is not a criticism; just a tip. The base is nice and flat and stable. My only criticisms are: 1) The miter gauge is almost useless with the degree numbers almost completely hidden by the dust collector port.

I don’t know what they were thinking. If you’ll need to do a lot of miter changes or expect to be able to set repeatable angles then you’ll need to use some kind of external gauge, or look to a different model.

Also, its a bit of a drag needing an allen key to adjust the miter, but at least once it’s snugged up it stays where you’ve set it. If you’re like me and do most of your cuts at 90 anyway, then I’d overlook this design weakness because the rest of the tool is great.

2) The power cord is made of the stiffest plastic of any hand tool I’ve ever owned. I’m being nit-picky, but it’s true. I’m not crazy about it. While I’ve only used it for one small project so far, if it holds up, which it feels like it will, then it’s a nice tool which I’d purchase again.

No regrets. Recommended.

This saw was a gift from my folks about a year ago. Trust me, do not spend money on this. The blade doesn’t seat properly at 90 degrees so even if you try to make a straight line cut, the blade is crooked so it’ll wander sideways badly, bevelling the cut end.

Look at the other reviews, it’s a common issue so it must be a design issue. Anyways, don’t buy this garbage and hopefully your loved ones don’t waste their money on it either.

Awesome Heli! I was amazed at how well this thing flies for a fixed pitch heli. I wanted something larger than a micro, but smaller than a 450 that I could fly in my 50×30 garage when I just don’t have the time or energy to go to the flying field.

The only thing I don’t like is that the expert mode(red led) is almost uncontrollable. I fly it in intermediate mode (blue led) Flies great with plenty of maneuverability. This heli gets the most air time of all my helis cuz its so much fun and convenient.

I get 6 min flights with Turnigy 600mah batteries that are a little longer than the Eflite 500’s but fit perfectly.

This helicopter is what people getting into rc helicopters needs to start with. Its easy to learn and control while getting the basics of flight down while having a good time. The safe technology is a flight saver with limited pitch and yaw and auto balances back out for a smooth flight.

Very satisfied with this chopper.

It’s a very neat helicopter which is very difficult to fly. It could be said that it is my fault for my lack of experience but nonetheless I give it four stars cuz the body mounts break easy but besides the body mounts I do recommend this helicopter.

I bought this Makita after dropping my corded circular saw from a rooftop I was constructing. Having an integrated skyhook on a saw that can be used without pulling a cord around through rafters was the major selling point for me, and the advertised power and runtime of utilizing two 18v 5.

0ah batteries sealed the deal. I’ve gotta say, ripping plywood, cutting 2x12s, and generally putting this saw through the wringer as THE jobsite workhorse have made me a believer in Makita tools. I’ve since decided to go 100% makita for my setup.

I ordered an 18v (or 18v x2 = 36v) version of each tool I used to have plugged in, except for a few bigger purchases like rotary hammers and shop vacuums, and can now run 85% of my jobs cordless with no downgrade in capability or performance.

This change in philosophy and setup all started with this saw. It’s made me a believer in a cord-free future for all jobsites.

I have both a Makita and Porter Cable corded circ saw for big jobs. I had a smaller Makita 18V for smaller/quicker jobs. And based on this experience I never thought a cordless could match the power of a corded circular saw.

I saw the crazy deal on this kit, and jumped on it. HOLY CRAP – this saw is an absolute unit!!!! The day I got it, I made a few cuts and knew this thing was as good, if not better, than my corded units.

My other two saws are currently up for sale. I love the rear handle – I’m more used to using the top handle one, and I feel this is a more comfortable position to push through cuts. This one is definitely bigger and a bit heavier than the 18v version – but its totally worth it.

The adjustment of the foot to change you depth of cut is nice and smooth. The dual front and rear handles really help to make sure you have a grasp and have full control as you are making cuts. It has a nice big “hook” on the battery side – I guess its for hanging it when not using it.

Not really useful for me as a weekend warrior. One thing that is weird – when you go to put the saw down after a cut – it want to almost flip over on its back because all of the weight is toward the back.

so just keep that in mind. With my lighter, top handle 18v, I can put it down and it will balance in that upright position. With this big boy, it wants to roll over on its back. Not a deal breaker by any means – but something to keep in mind so you don’t quickly set it down after a cut on a table, and then watch it rollover and tumble to the ground.

Don’t hesitate – if you are in the Makita world, I would say this is a must have – and aside from my drills, its probably one of my favorite Makita cordless tools!.

I’ve had this saw for almost 4 years. The only issue I’ve ever had is the rear lever height adjustment works loose and you have to retighten it. It has good power to rip framing lumber and LVL’s as needed.

Obviously the battery life suffers but with a double charger its easy to have a spare set ready to go. The hook is great working in rafters/on the roof. I bought it at full price but I have seen the sale for $100 off AND you get a free bare tool.

I almost bought it just to have a spare but the 40V may be calling my name next.

I have been using this saw for over a year now as my daily regular, full-time framing. I usually make it through a day on a single charge. If it’s a heavy cut day or if I’m ripping I’ll recharge at lunch.

charge time is under an hour. Ergonomics are great. I like the big hook for hanging on TJI or under my cut station. Very smooth saw overall. I had been running the Milwaukee rear-handle and opted for this one.

It cuts through a 3x without any splinters or peel away. The only thing that wasn’t super intuitive was the small black arrow to align for depth adjustment. Worth every penny. Rarely do I break out my corded Skilly.

I bought these clippers as my barn does not have electricity. I hoped they could work well, but it took 3 days to fully clip my horse. It kept saying it was charged, but it wouldn’t move the blade. It took days of oiling and charging to get the job done (all blades used were new out the package).

Now it’s 100s outside this summer and I want to clip again, but it won’t charge. I had it sit on the charger for a week and the battery is still red. For the amount of money I spent, I expected so much more.

The fact that this barely survived one clip is truly disappointing.

Purchased this product online, delivery was on time and well packaged! Upon opening the package, the device itself looked nice and sharp but it felt rather cheap for the amount of money spent. While trying to test it out I noticed that the charge cord was as flimsy and useless as they come.

The darn thing won’t stay plugged into the device, it didn’t bother me much as I started using it after the required initial charge duration. All the lights indicators worked fine. My first shave was smooth and efficient but after 2 weeks of use, the shaver was blunt as a rock.

Though I cleaned it often it didn’t help, then I noticed that the shiny bronze look has not turned into some dingy color. Anyway, I will not recommend this gadget to anyone unless you feel like burning some money.

This is my honest and humble opinion.

These are just fabulous. I don’t know why someone on here said they are heavy?? They are like the lightest clippers on the earth short of a trimmer. I clip 2-3 horses in a setting and swap between these and my 2 speed.

These clip actually much nicer! I have had them for about a year and I have never had the other problems mentioned by others, but I suppose it’s like everything else these days, quality may vary? In any event, these are my favorite clippers to use and high quality.

I thought the design was nice this was the first hoverboard my daughter ever used. She got the one in pink and it seems nice and glides smoothly. The tires were better then I expected them to be. We were disappointed upon opening that we couldn’t use it right away and it said to charge for a full 12 hours.

The other downside is this feels like a broken bone waiting to happen. I think with the foot piece you stand on not being connected to the other foot and moving on it’s own, makes it much more difficult for a child to balance on it.

I understand why it’s designed that way to be able to turn but it seems quite difficult and my daughter was too frustrated to learn. This is our first hoverboard like I mentioned so maybe they all are like that but this definitely requires patience and practice.

This is a great product by Eflite Blade, with great build quality, durability, and performance. If you want a helicopter specifically for 3D, then this is a great training platform. However, if you want a heli for primarily sport flying, this is not for you.

When sport flying with the gyro active, this model has a strange altitude smoothing function that cannot be turned off. This means you can’t do quick acceleration bursts and quick decents. Essentially the throttle response is dampened significantly and does not respond quickly to your inputs.

This is not an issue when flying CP.

This is my 3rd Nano S3. I highly recommend this helicopter to first comers in the RC Heli world with its safe recovery mode or you can ramp it up to 3D mode and have fun indoors or while waiting for your batterys to charge.

Its moderately cheap and very easy to replace parts. Highly recommend the Blade Nano S3!!! Have Fun!!!.

I was looking for a collective pitch heli for using in the garden and also to try my hand at 3D flying. I have a 230S heli but wouldn’t chance it with that. Much cheaper to crash a micro! I have managed to break the skids but a bit of glue and it’s fine again.

A new set is about 9 which is a bit of a rip-off for what it is. Seems sturdy apart from that so looking forward to getting to grips with 3D flight soon.