Construction just changed forever: If your a tradesmen you need to see these new tools 

I don't do concrete and almost passed by this video. I'm glad I watched it. I'm a fabricator and I was in awe when he cut that I beam with a skill saw.😮😮😮😮😮

All I can say is Diablo has it going on. I wish they could have come out with this technology 25 years ago, I wouldn't be so beat up! Great work job Diablo!!!!!!

9:10 . This is Bosch Tech, had those for a a couple of years in Germany and Europe. Since Diablo was bought by Bosch Gruppe they expanded their accessory range and now - for the better- you guys in the States get to enjoy what we had here in the EU for some years. From what I noticed from several different accessories, Diablo and Bosch Expert are 99% identical, probably made in the same factory. Love Bosch Expert and therefore also love Diablo. Bosch Expert is the European Diablo! So now you know.

I recently used the steel demon on the jobsite to trim the leg down on some 10' long steel channels. Cutting through 1/4" material I was able to get 10 cuts out of a blade (100') before we had to change them, they were still cutting, but noticeably slower than a new one. It was MUCH faster than cutting with cutoff wheels and looked a lot better as well, I was really impressed with what a good metal blade can accomplish now adays.

Diablo (Devil) pronounced as DI-YAH-BLO. Great product. Thanks for covering. I'm sold.

Wow that insane. I used to be an iron worker aka welder and now you don't need a torch to cut steel. This is awsome! I'm going to by replacing all my blades, drill bits and cutting disks with these.

The Diablo carbide sawzall blade was incredible. To watch it cut through cast iron, and then right through the rebar was simply amazing. I will definately be getting my hands on some of this companies saw blades!!!!!

I've been in construction since I was 19 and now I'm 64 and still working just because I can. I always say I wish I was 30 with all these new technologies with tools and those blades man, I wish I had them when I was 19 framing and doing concrete. I used to snap off the tips on my roto hammer drill bits and they were carbide when I hit rebar. I couldn't believe how smooth that Diablo roto hammer bit cut through the metal. Keep up the good work Diablo. Although, I have been using Diablo for years. Maybe that's why they are #1 when I get saw blades and now everything else for all my cutting tools. Great Video, Thanks.

Very impressive with the I beam cuts. Faster and easier than oxy acetylene cutting, with no heat.

Well this makes me feel good. I was recently bragging to my fellow renovators that my Diablo blades on my circular saws were so much better than my past purchases. They agreed and have transitioned too. Now, if I need a blade or a bit... DIABLO it is. This was the most impressive video showcasing their products over others. We can all have great skills, but the tools make the difference and getting tolerances like this is important. Thank you for sharing this.

Been in construction over 35 years. I'm impressed. Great job Diablo. Great video. I'm sold

Brother much appreciated for those of us who couldn’t be there🙏. Felt like I was there in person watching those Demos. I don’t see how anyone can deny the quality of this brand across their whole catalog 🤘. Truly awesome

Thank you for the coverage of the show that was very nice. I agree with you let them do the talk and they do a good job at it.

Fantastic video! I am a DIY maniac. I build and repair all my own stuff. You just saved me at least a week of work a year.

I have cut metal for fab jobs with these blades and they are second to none. Great products. You won't be let down.

Appreciate the effort in putting up the long video. Looks like I will be buying some new blades/bits as soon as the slow season is finished!

Diablo blades are always great, and I am excited to try some of these. Pop on & off hole blades...game changer!

I'm an Ironworker and those Diablo blades are so sick man. I'm gonna put in an order for some of those bad boys for sure.

I'm marching straight into the shop in the morning and getting the metal cut off blades on the chop saws replaced.

I have been switching over to Diablo and haven't been disappointed. I bought a metal Demon circular saw blade but haven't tried it yet. After seeing this video I will definitely be giving it a try. I put one of their blades on my old 10" radial arm saw and it is the smoothest quietest I've ever used. They are reasonably priced and available. Hope they will make regular hacksaw and power bandsaw blades also. Thanks for sharing the video!

Oh man, the demolition blade, the melamine and ply, the steel tube and that beam...Holy Sheeeeeet!!!

Thought I'd add another great sales pitch here. While drilling into earlier concrete that might contain asbestis (I think pre- 1974), the vacuum recovery sleeve will help out tremendously. Thanks for the video and thank you Diablo!

Those blades are real nass like!

Gee I'm ALMOST ticked off I retired. Nice tooling by Diablo.

Big time LOL about Vance! Thanks Clint!!!!!!

I've used the diablo sawzall blade. Cut through 2.5 inch 3/16 angle iron, 8 cuts total. It took me longer to walk 40 feet and install the blade than it took me to make ALL the cuts. PHENOMENAL speed. $15 blade and still used it to cut a ton of rebar. Amazing blade!

First time I have seen these. I am no longer in the workforce due to chronic back pain, However I enjoy doing metal work and a bit of woodwork, I just get a sore back and can’t deal with the pain as cutting steel with a angle grinder takes forever, this would solve my pain, when I can save up enough money I will buy some for my saws angle grinder and other tools .it’s bloody Amazing

Been a subcontractor for 20 hrs and diablo has always been a fave blade for heavy work

Awesome video. Thanks for bringing us along.

You already sold me on De-ay-blow, and now I'm convinced I'll never change

I am very impressed. The one thing I would of liked to see is them use one of the Sawzall blades to cut a cast iron pipe.

As a working plumber, Diablo is my go-to. Has been for years.

Been using Diablo blades in New Zealand for 3 years absolutely love them and great price, I use a fine cut on aluminium bathroom boards perfect cuts and lasts for years still got my first blade and use today

I am a true believer in their products. Very impressive.

This is seriously impressive. At least THIS Diablo lives up to its reputation.

I'm a homeowner. Had considered using metal roofing on a small shed, but the instructions for the roofing said to use tin snips instead of saws or grinders because the heat would ruin the coating. But if these circular saw blades can cut without creating heat, this should be a game changer for roofers.

I'm sold...I'm gonna buy several dif types of these blade & keep them in my tool repertoire. I use Diablo already but will add these to my collection.

As a DIYer I use Diablo circular and recip blades only. Steel Demon recip blades cut thru metal like a hot knife thru butter. And now they improved them, yikes now I have to get the new ones.

Wow, this is a whole new world. I gotta get some of this stuff.

Apparently, judging by his hand placement for that first cut, it wont cut your thumb off if it kicks back.. amazing tech!

The 7 1/4 " circular saw blade looks good. I got some 1/4" plate AR 400 that needs to be trimmed. Be worth a try . The I beam cut looks better than a plasma cutter.

As a fabricator, I know what I'll be buying. I already use their saw blades for cutting aluminum. But will get one now for mild steel. Awesome tools and blades.

SERIOUS GAME CHANGER! Thanks for your report!!!!!

As a contractor I Tried Diablo skill saw blades years ago they were junk , now retired, after seeing this I’m impressed, have about 8 new steel abrasive 14” cut off blades, but I’m going to replace them with the Diablo.

I been in the trades for years gotta say that’s the only blades I buy for my guys at work more expensive but worth the money DIABLO baby yesssirrr

I worked for a framer back in the 80s and he would freak if you hit a nail while sawing. The carbide blade was ruined or needed sharpen. This is all very impressive

Diablo is where its at! Twice as fast and then some.

Thanks for showing this.

I have no need for any of this but watched it all. Cool shit❤

Vance still headbutting shins

Definitely seeing some awesome new stuff. What a great show.

Thanks Clint 💪🏻👍🏻

Super Awesome!!! Tool Time! Tool Time!!!

And with the need for the vacuum, if someone has a backpack style vacuum, then this is can all be done easily by one person without the excess hose and the issues that brings, plus no dragging around a vacuum.

I’m always amazed how Vance stretches a 5 minute video into 45 minutes

That is very impressive what they are doing... You really need to mention Diablo when talking about cutting... Totally put couple on my purchase list...

the hole saw comparison tho LOL. the dude with the milwaukee holesaw was holding it at such an obvious angle

I’ve seen that guy with the red checkered shirt on a wanted poster at the post office the other day.

I used to work in the food industry and I sure wish I had those available to me. Woulda made my life a lot easier

The best part about these is they are developed to work with yikes we already have. That chopsaw demo was killer and cutting I beam with a wood skilsaw I'd love to see them make metal bandsaw blades that work at speeds wood saws run at.

Holy cr*p! This totally changed my impression of Diablo as a company; I had no idea their carbide was so much better, nor that their cermet blades could be used to cut steel with a bog-standard 7 1/4” saw. (The key to all their steel-cutting whether it be rebar or structural sections is the high heat-tolerance. They *want* the steel to get super-hot right at the cutting edge because that makes it soft. Then they just shed all the heat in the chips so the stock itself stays cool.)

I set a booth at WOC, once...really cool show!!!

Best products out there 💯💪🏾⚒️

I think whats more impressive is the cordless tools of today. Ive been cutting steel with blades for a few years now. The holesaw mandrel I have been using the Bosch version for years also. Bosh have a long mandrel also, so if you are going through a cavity they have a 12" shaft.

This week I'm going shopping... for Diablo.

Damn...I'm buying some of those hole saws too. I already have several & I like the carbide ones, especially if I'm drilling thru shingles on a roof. I will upgrade to one of these as well. I'm 65 & trying to get out of the business, but I might stay in a little longer just so I can use some of these ball busting tools.

So crazy I just got a two pack of that first Diablo blade for ¢.01 at Home Depot yesterday!

If you've ever had to replace lower control arm bushings on truck, cutting out the alignment bolts with a reciprocating saw, is one of the steps that can take the longest. Guys who know, ALWAYS recommend the Diablo blades.

already glad I watched this, thanks.

Cutting that square tubing was crazy

A very impressive demonstration.

I’m over here looking at the staging and truss system…that’s a pretty big production.

I've been a fan of Diablo for as long as they've been around and Freud as well. I just wish that they had these varieties before I was forced to retire.

a saw blade that can convert my wood saw into a metal saw!! that is a gamechanger. Cold cut saws are $1k+ around here. My eyes are opened now. Diablo is the cut king, in all fields.

If Diablo is really putting out metal-cutting blades, of this caliber, that will function in standard "wood-cutting saws," they will single handedly change the entire industry overnight. That demo was incredible

Diablo's new products are a game changer alright and the prices are so darn reasonable.

Freud Diablo saw blades for cabinetmakers have been around for decades at a slightly lower price than the parent company. Every new product from their slap grinder to the original router bits has been the best on the market it was hard to find the name Freud I will be restocking. General purpose 9" recip 3 pac for 19/prime. Good demo thanks.

My old man is rolling over in his grave, union iron worker for 35 years and that steal blade would have blown his mind. RIP POP

Jesus guys, GREAT JOB!!!! NOW THAT'S AMERICA.... SO REFRESHING TO SEE US SHOWING SOMETHING OFF THAT ACTUALLY MAKES THE WORLD BETTER AND IS LEADING TECH....

That solves a lot of my problems. 👍

Looks like I need to stock up on some Diablo shit! Great video Clint. Good to see Vance back on the channel. He's a decent guy and a great fan of Vegan Cookies!

i have cheap ryobi tool but diablo blades....works still great....get job done lots of year..for diy folks...u dont need fancy tools...but u invest in good blades...worth every pennies...i love it....

Thanks! Great video. That's it for me, Diablo blades rock.

Wtf, how? The price...? It just shows u how much the industry likes to give u the bare minimum at a high price and then u get a competition where someone shows u what some RnD can really do... I'm sold

Game changing innovations Diablo.

One of the reasons that the Diablo demolition blade can cut through fasteners is depth of cut. The back of the blade's teeth limits how much each tooth removes with every pass.

one thing that i do like in the blade, is it is very fast cutting, when the blade doesn't snap

Real Nice Like, Diablo always have had good products, but this is just insane blowing all the competition out of the water. Like a knife through Butter :)

Bro. This is the stuff that makes me believe that the pyramids were nothing to us at some point. These blades are cutting futuristic.

Love the blades, but Bosch had the holesaw system like that 15 years ago and have brought in the carbon tip saws this last few years. Be good to see if Diablo bits fit in there too for both systems on one arbour

Yep. I'm getting one of those steel demons 2maro!

it's always great to see new tech guy's

Wow, that's awesome.

7:41 “Ladies and Gentlemen, Hall-of-Fame Quarterback Troy Aikman!” 😂

Please make sure these are available in UK Brilliant brand and systems

Diablo is always so inovative! I have a question Tool Review Zone. Did Diablo demonstate removing the holesaw bit after use? I know spyder does good but other companies my bits are always such a pain to remove after being torqued on due to cuttingt through something tough.

😎⚒️😎⚒️😎, i still got all my teefeeses too Clint💪💪💪

The one problem I have with Diablo blades is most of their Steel Demon blade are the "Thin Kerf" design. Issue is on my Makita Steel Saw (4131), the blade thickness (Thick and Medium,.063)is too thin to clamp between the backup flange and the clamping nut, I can only use one of the blades they have (Thin Metal , .087). Now I've used the other 2 but had to use a precision washer but found during heavy cuts the blade will warp and give an inconsistent cut...

To be fair,, I use cheap Diablo 6 1/2 framing blades and I have cut through 16d nails long ways (split them down the center) and didn't notice any difference after that. SO,, they already make incredible blades,, this is just an improvement on the old stuff.. Cut quality like in this video used to require a $6k cold saw with a very expensive specialty blade .....

Since diablo first hit the market, I have always told people diablo was the future of cutting tech, just like Simpson was the future of construction fastener tech. I love diablo products, this presentation was amazing. Their competitors, can only try to keep up, by offering products, copied from diablo's latest products.