working review/demo of Bosch - Masonry - S1243HM recip Blade. 

Never done me no harm, maybe you should swap hands? 😜

@@smithbuilt Yet! Your limbs, do what you want with them. I use mine to play with my grandchildren.

@@AaaaandAction awesome

If only they could syringe out that silica, they could get rid of 5he asbestos too!

It's a funny thing, you're All so observant but you fail to see I don't give a toss

Yeah there good for squaring corners ect and as a mortar rake but it didnt like cutting the blocks. Thanks for watching

Yeah I really should I just constantly forget too

Jeez I feel what you are saying

Yep got one of them too but I like my 18v einhell tools. Thanks for watching

And with working technic. He should not "masturbate" with the machine. That's why a machine has a pivot adjustable shoe.

Can you imagine using the recip saw for that "*" purpose. Now you would get hurt or very sore

I know, tut tut. Never heard them called that

Most likely. To be fair I put it on the shelf and not touched it since

To be fair I burnt it out now. But it was a GMC 9" but I had popped a 14" blade in it afew times worked wonders

Yeah its rated higher then my old grinder. 'm not a person who cares about safety I do things far worse to my self deliberately. But thanks for the concern anyways. Take it easy

If you're right then that's why they didnt do so great. But there idea to square up corners.

Guard? On a reciprocating saw...?hmmmm

@@smithbuilt the grinder you melon

The label did say concrete blocks and bricks but yeah I think it's only good for either thermolights or raking out mortar.

Yeah use an SDS drill with a large hole borer.

@@smithbuilt there any need for SDS if it's just an abrasive borer? Can you get by with a standard drill and cut slower?

SDS drills have a clutch so if it binds you dont break you're wrist but a standard high power drill might be okay, you can only but try

Core cans bud.

@@summittaedae2323 have you happened to ever tried one with a standard drill instead of an sds? You think a standard drill would be fine but slower to do a single hole one time? Or you think it's so much slower and so much harder it'd be worth the hundreds extra for the drill? And how expensive of a core bit should I expect to buy to do a single hole? Any recommended brands?

I hold my breath...?

Yeah I didn't rate this blade at all. Better off with a hammer and bolster

Thanks for watching 🎭

I couldn't plunge all the way though. But in the end that's what I did I cut from both sides. Thanks for watching

Yeah, yeah I know. It's been said plenty of times. Thanks for watching 🤗

Yep very slow

I know, I know. Been told by plenty of concerned people. I promise to not do it again To be fair I tried to not run the blade to fast but later off cam I did and it ripped the brazed teeth from the blade. It was so crappie I took it back and asked for a refund.

I was very disappointed with it.

Or perhaps I have mental illness that stops me from caring about my own wellbeing.

@@smithbuilt Yep - and then there is that. Remember this conversation!

@@FrankMac59 I do try an keep it in mind, it just often wanders off. Take it easy

Yep