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@vandalorian8777

32w↑7

If you score the cut line with a box cutter it should greatly reduce the rough cut

@srkidd12

33w↑3

9:01 you get one of Harbor Freight's oil cans with a short flex hose. That worked for me.

@unionse7en

39w↑3

you can pre-make shallow score cuts with a circular saw (etc) to mitigate tear out

@CommercialForest

42w↑4

Smoother finish than I expected, nice! - I bought one last month & want to give it a try today. On a side note HF should either up their writing game or just save the paper & do away with instructions. 100% of the time I go to YouTube when any of my HF purchases require more than 2 steps. LOL

@homeplaceadventures

42w

Hahaha. Yeah the HF instructions weren’t very helpful lol. But at least this one is pretty straightforward to install without proper instructions. It does give a good straight cut. I curf the topside cut with my circular saw to eliminate the splintering and it results in a great cut. Thanks for watching!

@woodrowsmith3400

38w↑1

Agreed. HFT needs to set up a small workshop and hire a literate person to A: assemble a new product, then B: write instructions in American English to tell us how it's done. HFT could furnish the shop on the cheap ..returns, etc...and get a massive payback in goodwill. We all know HFT instructions are shyt.

@CommercialForest

37w

@@woodrowsmith3400 I know they’re at the low end of the price spectrum but when I have an easier time understanding a random 12 year old on YouTube than the official instruction manual, there’s a problem!

@JoeBieniecki

14w↑2

Can confirm the installation tweaks. On a DeWalt 369 I also could not use the supplied "deep" inner bushing and also had to remove the blade guard stop bolt. Also the T-Slot and bolt that attach the mounting bracket to the saw depth slide is threaded in the T-Nut AND they give you a nut/washer, this is unclear how to install as they will bind against each other. Place the nut all the way on the bolt and add the washer. Then thread it into the T-Nut from the back , if it sticks out the front too far use the nut as a jam nut to fasten it all together.

@homeplaceadventures

14w

yeah their instructions are not good hahaha! That's why I put the assembly in the video bc they seemed about useless to me. Once assembled though it's a great attachment and cuts well.

@drydreams8513

18w↑1

Yo sup dawg it’s Ay-ayron from LA wooo. I have that same Hercules attachment foo, I do rough housing framing for my hustle , ripping the edges isn’t a problem for me most of my work is covered with drywall in the end but if you want a cleaner cut for something that is going to be visible put some tape on the cut after you square it up , I know that its annoying extra step but it works decent enough to minimize the tearing out of the edges . Anyways stay pimping and ripping homie and have merry Christmas you filthy animal and a happy new year

@homeplaceadventures

13w

your comment currently wins the award for the most entertaining and unique hahahaha. Thanks so much and thanks for watching!

@kingsknight2112

46w↑9

If you attach a scrap piece of wood to the top where the blade exits you should avoid tare out

@srkidd12

33w

Also, take a chisel strike to the cut line. That should prevent tearing.

@guywihn1658

38w

Thanks for posting. I have the same saw except left hand cut. I haven't put the chain attachment on yet but when i do I'll mostly do rip cuts with it.

@woodrowsmith3400

38w

PC 843 here...left blade with brake. I will certainly now consider this add-on, now that I know it is adaptable to my saw.

@johnhogan3810

38w↑2

All comments in how to control the tear out are worth trying. Sacrifical board would work best in my opinion.
I had to laugh when you were unhappy with the cut like you were using a high tooth count finish blade. It is a chain saw. I was way more impressed than I expected to be.

@williamulery6104

12w↑1

Have you try to cut a slice cutting a long long ways like a 10 ft piece for like a mantle piece ? love to see how it does ? thank you

@AlaskanInsights

49w↑4

wow pretty nifty...
I've used tape on paneling to stop splintering,, this may be a bit heavy for even duck tape.

@homeplaceadventures

49w↑2

Yeah it’s a pretty handy attachment I must say. I think for finished grade beams I will cut the first 1/2” with a regular circular saw to keep the edge clean and then rest of the depth cut with this so as to avoid messing up the surface. Thanks for watching!!

@j.k.cascade2057

you are supposed to remove the pivoting portion of the blade guard before installing the beam cutter over the arbor shaft.

@justinpeters536

12w

Could you mount this onto a portable Bosch table saw and rip down the length of logs to roughly square them off?

@williamulery6104

12w

Hello well i have the same issue trying to mount it on my & & 1/4 Ski saw .I had it apart to many times now . I can get it the chain to turn a few times when it pull the gutton .But the the chain stops turning .Crazy .i going o put oil in the plastic oil container & oil the chain .If it quicks again i taking it back .Any ideals please let me know thank you

@rockpadstudios

46w

the bushing didn't work for me either. Using the Chicago Electric 12 Amp from HF.

@3vil3lvis

47w

I wonder if you installed some fastcap zero clearance tape on the bottom of the plate if it would clean up some of the tear out you are getting.

@calrandall8061

46w

I don't think that would work because you can't plunge the blade through the tape like you could a table or skilsaw. Blade is fixed.

@ryanbeard1119

44w

Isnt it betwr to if you lumberizi g wood with a rip chain saw blade, and do not cut at full depth, this settup seems like it wouldnt last lo g b4 chain is worn...

@MrSafetybug

49w↑5

Did you score the top line in order not to have a rough cut?

@homeplaceadventures

49w↑1

No I didn't and I think that is the only way to really remedy the issue of the rough side of the cut. I am going to see if a finer cut saw blade is available but I think scoring it or pre-cutting the top surface before cutting with the beam cutter is going to be necessary to avoid the surface being ripped by the saw blade. Thanks for watching!!

@AndrewFrink

47w↑4

How does this do ripping? As in could you use this to turn a log into a cant?

@homeplaceadventures

47w

I think it could be used for ripping but you would want to build a frame base to saw from to get square cuts so at that point you probably would be better off using an alaskan mill hooked up to a chainsaw. But the power is there to rip with the attachment I am sure...probably would want to use a worm drive saw due to increased use if ripping also. Thanks for watching!

@jjcastleberry3662

22w↑1

Need 1950s oil can pump. The all-metal one.

@mikejones5152

40w

If you run your utility knife before you cut will help...

@esbrasill

49w↑1

I;m just a a bit worried about safety on this, there is no brake for when a kickback occurs right?

@homeplaceadventures

49w

I had the same concerns but the saw pulls the blade upwards into the board so it doesn't seem like it could kick back like a regular saw could. But definitely an attachment requiring slow and cautious use. thanks for watching!

@esbrasill

49w

@@homeplaceadventures Unless it pinches on the back side and comes flying out. Maybe the guide blade helps. just count your fingers before use

@kingsknight2112

46w↑2

There is no kickback because the blade is cutting on the up stroke so it’s pulling into the wood

@jafquist27

37w↑1

@@esbrasill And after? 😉

@bobbowlby714

23w

Score the cut line with a regular saw blade first

@stevenweir7236

47w↑1

Have you used tape?

@homeplaceadventures

47w↑1

No...So far what I've done is use the circular saw to do a quick superficial cut on the surface and then come in with the beam saw and that has been working well.

@chadzagone8577

27w↑1

Did you have a problem with a horrible wobble. Bought one, and had to take it back. Now I'm trying anither one and kicking myself in the head as to why it's doing what it's doing

@homeplaceadventures

27w

No wobble or any issues whatsoever with mine! What saw did you connect it to? Mine has cut smoothly.

@mikemacdonald977

17w

Me to. Mounted on a new hurcules 7/14 corded saw. Did you find why it does that?

@chadzagone8577

17w

Lucky you. I bought 4 of them. All the same. Mounted them on multiple saws. Bad batch of sprockets. Clearly machined crooked

@chrisreibold1634

29w

Could this attachment be used to cut multiple stair stringers at one time? This could save time on deck builds. Nice video!

@homeplaceadventures

29w

I think this would be a great use for this attachment and would significantly improve production time for cutting stringers if you clamp the individual pieces of lumber together. It's a very useful attachment!

@jameskirk3

28w

Yeah, line up the front of stringers, crowned, and affix strip of ply to mitigate tear out. Stop short of the corner and use a hand saw to get in tight to cover, or do in pairs with jigsaw in the corners. This isn't flat across the front.

@MolloRelax

31w

it seems like a fair amount of tinkering to put this thing together. it would be better to just buy a 14 inch electric chainsaw for around 100$ and save your time. To switch back to your regular saw blade also takes a bit of time.

@homeplaceadventures

29w↑2

The thing I like about this attachment way better than just a chainsaw is that this gives very square cuts. If you aren't doing any open framing or anything where square and good cuts matter then I agree...chainsaw is fine. But if doing any kind of timber framing where you want good square cuts, this is way better than free handing with a chainsaw in my opinion. Thanks for watching!!

@smgri

23w

Dude …thank you so much . Those directions are completely useless like you said . That saver must be for worm saw . Thank god you put this video up because I was about to shoot my self…how can they do directions that bad /?”?”?!!!!

@homeplaceadventures

23w

Hahaha…man their instructions are literally a joke! So glad you found this to be helpful!!! I continue to enjoy this attachment. Thanks for watching!

@smgri

23w

@@homeplaceadventures I think HF should have you do their videos ! I’m happy it’s working for you I will try it today . Hey just curious ….because once again their directions are so bad ….did you use the saws original inside flange ? I did not and it seems to fit…I have a standard skilsaw not a worm , but I just wasn’t sure because they don’t mention it again after taking off the original blade .

@robertscrivner4791

12w

It's a chain saw so cuts won't be pretty.

@ZarkoJurisic

19w↑1

Nearly 10 minutes into the video and then the first cut...? Not judging anyone's craft skills, but all the hemming and hawing is not necessary on live camera. Key info could have been communicated in 3 minutes....

@homeplaceadventures

19w↑2

Good thing I didn't post all the hemming and hawing that went into assembling it with such poor directions bc then it would have been quite a bit longer! Thanks for the feedback.

@fuckpoliticalcorrectness9849

40w

Stupid gimmick just use a chainsaw

@homeplaceadventures

39w↑8

The problem with just using a regular chainsaw is getting a perfectly square cut. This attachment yields perfectly square cuts which if used for timber framing, yields a much better end result joinery in my opinion.

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