$89: RYOBI ONE+ 18V 6 in. Cordless Battery Compact Pruning Mini Chainsaw with 2.0 Ah Battery and Charger at HomeDepot, Free Pickup/Delivery
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The 18V ONE+ 6" Pruning Chainsaw Kit is equipped with a 6" bar and chain and powerful motor to tackle branches up to 4", making it ideal for light pruning and limbing. With over 50 cuts per charge and a premium full house chain, the pruning chainsaw delivers longer runtime and faster cutting. The compact design allows you to go where other chainsaws can't, getting into tight, hard-to-reach spaces. Experience exceptional performance with just the pull of a trigger, without the hassle of gas or cords. This saw features tool-less chain tensioning and an oil-free design for ultimate convenience, allowing you to adjust the tool without having to leave the work site. It is equipped with multiple safety features such as the chain & handle guards that ensure every cut is a safe cut. The variable speed trigger gives you maximum control during any application. It's compatible with the A48CW02 6" Replacement Chain. Best of all, it is part of the RYOBI ONE+ system where any 18V ONE+ battery works with any 18V ONE+ product. This 18V ONE+ 6in Pruning Chainsaw Kit is backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer's Warranty and includes the PCLCW01 18V ONE+ 6" Pruning Chainsaw, PBP006 18V ONE+ 2Ah Battery, 18V Charger, Scabbard, and Operator's Manuals.
Product SKU:
328174062_328174062
UPC:
46396051110
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$89: RYOBI ONE+ 18V 6 in. Cordless Battery Compact Pruning Mini Chainsaw with 2.0 Ah Battery and Charger at HomeDepot, Free Pickup/Delivery
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Model: ONE+ 18V 6 in. Cordless Battery Compact Pruning Mini Chainsaw with 2.0 Ah Battery and Charger
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I've got the older version of this and it's serviceable, but not worth $80 to me. obviously ymmv, but my local hd has the 8" brushless on clearance for $120, even though the website doesn't reflect it. 2"+brushless may be worth $30 for some people.
I own almost every Ryobi 18v tool, but wouldn't pay this for that. I have a similar no name Chinese 8" saw, which came with two batteries and a charger for $17. It works fine.
I own almost every Ryobi 18v tool, but wouldn't pay this for that. I have a similar no name Chinese 8" saw, which came with two batteries and a charger for $17. It works fine.
Same here, except mine was $40. It does what I need it to do. If you need to cut thicker branches, just don't apply too much pressure and give it time to cool if needed. People buy them and try to cut logs with them and end up burning up the motor.
just keep in mind that the claim that these are an "oil free design", like its a good thing, is actually the marketing way of saying... "we didnt include an auto oiler, so you have to do it by hand."
and you have to oil them very often or you will be destroying both the bar and the chain rapidly.
id rather spend 20-30 bucks on china-express and buy a no name version...
speaking of, you can also get those that fit lots of different batteries. i have one for my m18 batteries. they make them for dewalt, milwaukee, etc. none for ryobi though.
I've got the older version of this and it's serviceable, but not worth $80 to me. obviously ymmv, but my local hd has the 8" brushless on clearance for $120, even though the website doesn't reflect it. 2"+brushless may be worth $30 for some people.
I've been on the fence of buying one of these. I get a lot of 2-4" branches down around us. Usually i gather them up until i have enough to justify getting the real chainsaw out and cutting for firewood. Would something like this be able to handle portioning them out for firewood and be a meaningful improvement? Or is it basically like doing it with a sawzall?
Same here, except mine was $40. It does what I need it to do. If you need to cut thicker branches, just don't apply too much pressure and give it time to cool if needed. People buy them and try to cut logs with them and end up burning up the motor.
How often does this go on sale? Guess I'll setup an alert
Check camelcamelcamel I have seen it go on sale here on slickdeals a few times but since I already have one I didn't mark my calender and do a spreadsheet on the sales pattern.
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and you have to oil them very often or you will be destroying both the bar and the chain rapidly.
id rather spend 20-30 bucks on china-express and buy a no name version...
speaking of, you can also get those that fit lots of different batteries. i have one for my m18 batteries. they make them for dewalt, milwaukee, etc. none for ryobi though.
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6" Seesii Mini Cordless Electric Hand Chainsaw w/ 2x 21V Batteries
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$20 ... works very well for my purposes.
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