Select Home Depot Stores (link for reference only) have
RYOBI ONE+ HP 18V Brushless 8" Cordless Battery Pruning Mini Chainsaw w/ 2.0 Ah Battery & Charger (PSBCW01K) for
$90. Available at select locations
in-store only.
Note: In-store availability is limited and pricing varies by location. Look for this link under the price: "
See In-Store Clearance Price"; this will open an "In-Store Clearance Item" popup, which includes the price at your local store. To check other stores, click the "
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Product Details:
- 18V ONE+ HP Technology delivers 3X faster cutting with this cordless chainsaw
- This mini cordless chainsaw is 30% more compact for easy access into tight, hard to reach spaces
- Over 65 cuts per charge using an 18V ONE+ 2Ah battery
- 8" bar & chain provides the ability to cut limbs/branches up to 6" in diameter, making the pruning chainsaw ideal for light pruning and limbing
- Experience exceptional performance with just the pull of a trigger, without the hassle of gas or cords
- This cordless mini chainsaw has an oil-free design for hassle-free cutting with less mess
- Battery powered chainsaw with on-board tool storage for convenient access
- Make precise adjustments with the tooled chain tensioning system
- A variable speed trigger gives you maximum control for a variety of applications
- This mini electric chainsaw has a chain guard to protect against any kickback
- Feel secure when making cuts with the guarded handle design
- Premium full house chain on this battery chainsaw delivers faster cutting
- Compatible with RY8C1 8" Replacement Chain
- Part of the RYOBI ONE+ system - Any 18V ONE+ battery works with any 18V ONE+ product
- 3-year manufacturer's warranty
- Includes:
- PSBCW01 18V HP Compact 8" Pruning Chainsaw, Scabbard, Combination Wrench, and Operator's Manual
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Ryobi's 18V brushless 8 inch pruning mini chainsaw stands out for fast, one handed branch cleanup, especially on small limbs, bushes, and larger fallen branches cut into manageable pieces. It is repeatedly described as much quicker and less tiring than a reciprocating saw, with less vibration and better control over where the branch falls. The 2.0 Ah battery mainly affects runtime, not cutting power, and the included battery and charger add value for those already in the Ryobi system. The main caution is maintenance, since the so called oilless design still needs manual chain oiling, and stock has been spotty in stores.
The mini chainsaw can cut through wood much quicker than a reciprocating saw for many pruning cuts.
The one-handed operation helps control small branches and improves branch-fall control during pruning.
The tool can make many cuts faster on large branches and small trees compared with a reciprocating saw.
The saw can be handy for breaking down fallen branches into manageable pieces for a fire pit.
The oilless design requires manual chain oiling to prevent rapid wear of the chain and bar.
In-store clearance availability and stock counts can be inaccurate, which can waste time searching for the $90 deal.
The included 2.0Ah battery may limit runtime, so more battery capacity could be needed for adequate performance.
The saw can take a long time and use a lot of battery when cutting larger wood diameters.
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The thing is that you are ALSO correct (well excluding saying that first guy was incorrect). The HP was their top-tier line of tools/batteries (now it is functionally their mid-tier since they released their "Edge" line). If you are using an HP tool then you will see a difference in performance between a base 2ah battery vs an HP 2ah battery. But compare a 2ah HP and a 4ah HP and they will perform the same. The difference in performance comes from the HP (or Edge) aspect, not the 2/4/6/8ah capacity part.
All that being said: I have a good mix of base and HP tools and batteries (no Edge) and I can never really tell much of a difference between either of them unless I am really pushing one of the HP tools, then it is pretty obvious the difference in performance.
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I was using a Kobalt 12" saw for all purposes, but I decided to switch from Kobalt to Ego (use string trimmer primarily) so I'm going to give it away and got an Ego 16" for larger tree-removal jobs.
I really like this tool! It's much easier to use than my Ryobi 18v 12" chainsaw that I've had for several years.
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