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Observed time to complete the demonstrated cut. Lower is better. The drill-powered circular saw attachment was dramatically slower and produced a rougher cut.
Best completed times shown in the transcript. Lower is better. The attachment suffered repeated blade issues before finally finishing.
Best observed times from the video. Lower is better. The drill-powered chainsaw attachment was surprisingly competitive for its price.
Observed cut times on Osage orange hardwood. Lower is better. The attachment again delivered unexpectedly strong performance.
Lower is better. The adapter set rivets much faster than the manual tool, but mandrel removal was a major design problem.
Lower is better. The drill-powered transfer pump was faster than the dedicated pump once the weak stock suction hose was replaced.
Higher is better. Despite looking gimmicky, the universal socket survived a surprisingly high-torque test.