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Model: RYOBI 18V ONE+ Cordless 7-1/4 in. Compound Miter Saw with 4.0 Ah Lithium-Ion Battery and 18V Charger
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Me, I work in maintenance and use this at least once a week. Its great for cutting 2x4s, door casing and small baseboard/crown. It'll even cut metal closet rods if you go super slow.
You have to understand it's limits though. Its a battery-powered saw, use at least a 4ah battery and go slower than a corded saw.
Sliding variant is available on direct tool for $10 more. No battery or charging, but you can cut larger than 2x4 that way. Considering returning this for the slide.
Sliding variant is available on direct tool for $10 more. No battery or charging, but you can cut larger than 2x4 that way. Considering returning this for the slide.
Sliding variant is available on direct tool for $10 more. No battery or charging, but you can cut larger than 2x4 that way. Considering returning this for the slide.
Hi could you please provide the name of that variant or a link for purchase? I'm interested
I don't know who really NEEDs a battery powered miter saw
Me, I work in maintenance and use this at least once a week. Its great for cutting 2x4s, door casing and small baseboard/crown. It'll even cut metal closet rods if you go super slow.
You have to understand it's limits though. Its a battery-powered saw, use at least a 4ah battery and go slower than a corded saw.
Sliding variant is available on direct tool for $10 more. No battery or charging, but you can cut larger than 2x4 that way. Considering returning this for the slide.
Me, I work in maintenance and use this at least once a week. Its great for cutting 2x4s, door casing and small baseboard/crown. It'll even cut metal closet rods if you go super slow. You have to understand it's limits though. Its a battery-powered saw, use at least a 4ah battery and go slower than a corded saw.
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My garage doesn't have fat outlet, and I'd like to have the shop vac running when using the saws...
I've had one of these for a few years and love it, perfect for when you just need to do a few cuts and don't want to drag the big saws around on the jobsite. Got mine refurbed from DTO for like $50.
I've had one of these for a few years and love it, perfect for when you just need to do a few cuts and don't want to drag the big saws around on the jobsite. Got mine refurbed from DTO for like $50.
Does it have a laser line for cutting? I have the 10" and I don't know how to turn on the laser for cutting. Says it is included.
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You have to understand it's limits though. Its a battery-powered saw, use at least a 4ah battery and go slower than a corded saw.
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You have to understand it's limits though. Its a battery-powered saw, use at least a 4ah battery and go slower than a corded saw.
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My garage doesn't have fat outlet, and I'd like to have the shop vac running when using the saws...
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the 10 inch should have a light on it. The switch to turn it on/off is usually on the handle.
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