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Cavis Maximus here this time with the review of the wall d28 605 cement fiber board Cheers so these are the infamous shears that are always seemed to be outrageously expensive considering that they're just a power drill with a different head on it but I believe these heads are patented and if you notice on a lot of the cement fiber board Cheers they all have the same head on them so that tells you something about a patent and of course they do have a patent of a number there so you could look that up and find out who came up with these so the reason that this design is so important is because it has a nice long foot here and it doesn't actually cut it kind of just pushes it through a gap these like could never these wouldn't even cut cardboard or anything shoot boxing cardboard boxes these won't even cut that but anything that's really brittle they will cut and they just move the finger back and forth the big deal about these is because of the way it crunches through the board it doesn't make anywhere near the amount of fine dust it makes some dust but a lot of the particles remain larger and just follow the ground like crumbles rather than using a carbide jigsaw blade or a diamond tip circular saw blade you just don't get these big clouds of real fine dust which is dangerous you need to wear a dust mask once you get used to these they're really nice you can easily get them to cut straight you learn how to compensate for the little edge it helps prevent it from fraying and so if you're ever putting things like hardy board siding or anything like that these are the way to go ultimately you do want to jigsaw because of the nature the way they cut with those carbide blades but this allows you to do all your cut off operations and with not a lot of dust and not worrying about breaking boards so that's just a quick review of a cement fiber boards here just giving an overview of the operation the heads are of course a really heavy duty solid block machine block of aluminum you can see all the machining marks on there kind of nice and anyway I believe this has a 6.5 amp motor almost forgot and it does have a trigger lock if you're just doing a bunch of different cutoff operations right there alright thanks for watching cata so max us out please subscribe