| Product Description: | Enhance your RYOBI 18V ONE+ System with the RYOBI 18V ONE+ HP Brushless 6-1/2 in. Track Saw. ONE+ HP Technology combines a powerful brushless motor, advanced electronics, and HIGH PERFORMANCE lithium-ion batteries to deliver up to 260 linear feet of cutting per charge, when paired with a 4.0 Ah HIGH PERFORMANCE battery. Combine (2) 27.5 in. included tracks for up to 55 in. of controlled, accurate cuts, and add additional tracks for extended continuous cutting. This saw can make -1° to 48° bevel cuts and has a 1-15/16 in. depth of cut capacity at 90° (with track). Make controlled and accurate cuts quickly, with up to 4,300 RPM. Cut with confidence, as this saw comes equipped with an adjustable depth control switch and depth scale for precise score and plunge cuts, as well as a track adjust and anti-tip adjustments to ensure smooth and accurate cuts. An additional 55 in. Track For Track Saw with (2) 27.5 in. Tracks, and (4) Connector Bars are sold separately as an accessory, Model A73TS01N. Best of all, it is part of the RYOBI 18V ONE+ System of over 280 Cordless Products that all work on the same battery platform. This brushless track saw is backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer's Warranty and includes the 18V ONE+ HP brushless 6-1/2 in. track saw, 40T carbide-tipped blade, (2) 27.5 in. tracks, riving knife, track clamp, blade wrench, track wrench and operator’s manual. Battery and charger sold separately. |
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Does anyone have first hand knowledge to push me in either direction?
Does anyone have first hand knowledge to push me in either direction?
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The track is not compatible with other brands so you'll have to buy from ryobi if you need longer tracks, but 55 inch is good enough for my tinkering
The base is plastic but unless you abuse it, I feel it's steady enough for my cuts (I use a track saw when I need accurate cuts, so I'm not going for speed anyway). No wobbling or tilting once you set it right. Maybe not as easy and intuitive as those higher priced ones, but it's also a one time setup, so doesn't bother me.
The plunge stop is also a plastic screw holding against a plastic shell, which I suspect where the negatives are coming from. Again for my home diy use, I see nothing wrong with it. Sure I'll be happy for metal housing and all, but I don't really need it.
I'm still using the stock blade despite getting a Diablo immediately getting the saw. So far it's served me well with cutting plywood sheets up to 3/4 thick. I 3D printed a cover for the opening and I'm getting most of the dust extracted with my 6gallon ryobi shop vac.
Bottom line, if you're invested in ryobi battery line, and only doing diy work, I think this would be a perfect addition to your workshop given the price point.
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Been good for me!
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I don't think I'd feel the same way if I'd paid $200 for the tool-only version, even if the "retail price" is $330 or whatever they're saying it is. While the tool feels fairly solid in my brief experience, it just feels like it has a lot of plastic and generally feels kinda cheap for that much money. I agree with the other comments that it feels sufficiently sturdy even with the plastic, but it just feels like they should've delivered more for the original MSRP to be that high.
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