Direct Tools Factory Outlet has
Factory Reconditioned: RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless 7-1/4 in. Compound Miter Saw (Tool Only, ZRP553) for $139.99 - 50% off in cart =
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Features:
- 1-1/4 in. dust port provides connection to standard dust collection systems to help keep work area clean
- Up to 2x4 cutting capacity and 4-1/4 in. cross cut capacity
- Miter stops located at the most common angles for quick cut settings: 0 degree , 15 degree , 22.5 degree , 31.6 degree , and 45 degree left and right
- 24-tooth carbide-tipped blade improves performance with fast, clean cuts
- Adjustable bevel from 0 degree - 45 degree with adjustable positive stops at 0 degree and 45 degree
- Spindle lock for easy blade changes
- Extended miter range from 47 degree left and right for a wide variety of cuts
- Machined and cast miter scale for accuracy
- Part of the RYOBI 18V ONE+ System of Over 300 Cordless Products
- Battery and charger sold separately
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There's a similar model but corded for $55 (https://www.directtools
So you can do work on jobsites?
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The ryobi tools were just used returns and damaged tools resold without checking if they still worked properly.
Avoid factory reconditioned and buy blemished only. Those have been new or like new, and not a single issue with them so far.
Doesn't look like it. Typically they say "Hybrid" in the description if they can do both.
There's a similar model but corded for $55 (https://www.directtools
So you can do work on jobsites?
The ryobi tools were just used returns and damaged tools resold without checking if they still worked properly.
Avoid factory reconditioned and buy blemished only. Those have been new or like new, and not a single issue with them so far.
The ryobi tools were just used returns and damaged tools resold without checking if they still worked properly.
Avoid factory reconditioned and buy blemished only. Those have been new or like new, and not a single issue with them so far.
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The ryobi tools were just used returns and damaged tools resold without checking if they still worked properly.
Avoid factory reconditioned and buy blemished only. Those have been new or like new, and not a single issue with them so far.
They do have free returns for damaged or non working tools if you contact them within 7 days.
In my case, when I contacted them, they said my only option was to return the miter saw for a full refund. I chose to keep it because I didn't need precise cuts for framing and my wife wanted the job done, lol. Later I fixed the fence myself.
As for the planer, I had to spend around an extra 50 bucks to replace a couple of missing nuts and a badly damaged infeed table. Luckily it was still cheaper than buying a new one or a used one from marketplace.
This was between 2024 and 2025. I haven't purchased anything from them since then. Maybe their quality control has improved?
The ryobi tools were just used returns and damaged tools resold without checking if they still worked properly.
Avoid factory reconditioned and buy blemished only. Those have been new or like new, and not a single issue with them so far.
Pros: Light, small, and portable. Not just cordless, but also easy to move around for quick small jobs. Works well for window or door casing (pine, PVC, or mdf) or most baseboards. Small trim in general.
Cons: Limited cutting capacity. I really wish they would have gone with an 8" blade or made this slide just a little bit. I've run into situations where even straight cuts are lacking. I think you can barely cut a standard 4-5/8" door jamb IIRC, but that's about the limit. A 1x6 is not possible, even with a straight cut. The power also can't really handle hardwood trim without serious blowout, and bogs down when cutting most 2x material (2x4, 2x3, etc)
This is for specific use cases in my opinion. If you are looking for a general use saw, get something a little bigger or sliding, and something with a bit more power. I don't regret my purchase because I do use it fairly often, but for most jobs I use my 10" sliding saw.
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