Home Depot has RYOBI ONE+ 18V 7-1/4" Cordless Compound Miter Saw w/ 2x 4.0 Ah + 2 Ah Batteries & Charger (PSK108SB-P553) on sale for $179. Shipping is free.
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P553 Compound Miter Saw with 24-tooth carbide-tipped blade
2-Count PBP004 18V ONE+ 4Ah Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE Batteries
PBP003 18V ONE+ 2Ah Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE Battery
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The RYOBI 18V ONE+ Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE Starter Kit is the perfect way to extend the runtime of your 18V system and increase your productivity. Add (2) 4Ah and 2Ah Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE batteries and charger to your collection when you purchase this starter kit. This 4Ah battery features up to 4X more runtime and the 2Ah features up to 2X more runtime than the previous model increasing overall efficiency. INTELLICELL battery technology features advanced electronics allowing batteries to last longer, think smarter and deliver up to 30% more power. The COOL-CORE design reduces temperature to optimize battery performance and extend battery life. Advanced lithium cells maximize performance and runtime during applications. These batteries feature a high visibility LED fuel gauge to clearly indicate remaining runtime. Easily install and remove the battery with secure quick-release latches. Part of the RYOBI ONE+ System - Any 18V ONE+ Battery Works With Any 18V ONE+ Product. This 18V ONE+ Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE Kit is backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer's Warranty and includes (2) PBP004 18V ONE+ 4Ah Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE Batteries, PBP003 18V ONE+ 2Ah Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE Battery, PCG002 18V ONE+ Charger, and 18V ONE+ Cordless 7-1/4 in. Compound Miter Saw.
Product SKU:
341928417
UPC:
33287245413
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Home Depot has RYOBI ONE+ 18V 7-1/4" Cordless Compound Miter Saw w/ 2x 4.0 Ah + 2 Ah Batteries & Charger (PSK108SB-P553) on sale for $179. Shipping is free.
Thanks Community Member Taco_Doomsday for finding this deal.
Includes:
P553 Compound Miter Saw with 24-tooth carbide-tipped blade
2-Count PBP004 18V ONE+ 4Ah Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE Batteries
PBP003 18V ONE+ 2Ah Lithium HIGH PERFORMANCE Battery
This is now $20 less than the previous +51 Frontpage Deal in May.
Our research indicates that this deal is $189 less (51.4% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $368 at the time of this post.
Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
Reviews:
Receives 4.6 out of 5 stars overall based on over 2,000 customer reviews.
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Have this. it's very, very light duty. bogs down extremely easily even on soft pine. i'm a ryobi fan, but this saw is a big disappoitment.
Good to know! Skill makes a corded version with an LED shadow light. Has anyone here tried that one? The 12" versions (by DeWalt and others) are cartoonishly large, heavy, and inappropriate for most homeowners.
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If you already have a mitersaw and were just looking for a portable one, consider using a large backup battery like an Ecoflow.
I use my Ecoflow Delta 2 (~1KWh) to run my mitersaw because I couldn't justify paying so much just for portability
Have this. it's very, very light duty. bogs down extremely easily even on soft pine. i'm a ryobi fan, but this saw is a big disappoitment.
I believe this uses the same brushed motor as their stand alone 7-1/4" circular saw, so that makes sense that it doesn't have a lot of torque. I've used that circular saw before and you can't push it through wood nearly as fast as a "normal" 10in size corded miter saws I've used. I switched from the 7-1/4" brushed to brushless circular saw and noticed a modest torque improvement so if they made this miter saw in brushless I'd think about getting it. If you need 3 batteries then this is 100% a slickdeal and you should get it as this miter saw is normally about $179 by itself, but if you don't need more batteries then I wouldn't get this saw and I'd get something brushless or a 10" diameter saw with more torque and depth of cut. A 10" saw is able to cut through 3.5" to 4.0" rather than 2.0" to 2.5" which is a lot more handy since most people who need to cut wood will eventually need to cut things larger than just a 2x4 such as a 4x4 or 4x6 which is what I've run into multiple times, and having to cut half way through then flip the 4x4 to cut the other side is annoying, and something switching to a 10" miter saw would solve.
The deal looks appealing to me, but what keep bothering me is what benefit do I get from a cordless miter saw vs corded? It is heavy and will likely be stationary once I set it up in my garage. Even if I bring it outside, it will likely sit in one place until it's done. So an extension cord is all I need. Not sure what's the benefit of battery vs cord for this heavy equipment.
Good to know! Skill makes a corded version with an LED shadow light. Has anyone here tried that one? The 12" versions (by DeWalt and others) are cartoonishly large, heavy, and inappropriate for most homeowners.
I have that one. Skil 10 inch sliding miter saw. Worth it 1000%. Very well built, very precise. I bought it with the Skil stand which is excellent also. Mind you these are heavy items, but makes sense for something you want extremely stable when cutting.
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I have that one. Skil 10 inch sliding miter saw. Worth it 1000%. Very well built, very precise. I bought it with the Skil stand which is excellent also. Mind you these are heavy items, but makes sense for something you want extremely stable when cutting.
Yes, I see that. Skil 10"=about 40 lbs. The Dewalt 12" is 60 lbs. I need something portable. The Skil 7 1/4" weighs a much more manageable "under" 25 lbs. Also with an LED shadow light. Also with the new flush-to-wall rail system. I wonder if this is any good? I'm NEVER going to miter 4"x4" posts or 12" wide anything. The 7 1/4 will cross-cut a 2x10 for $160.
Also, a good fine tooth finishing blade for a 7 1/4" saw is $15 vs $60+ for a 12" saw
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In this case it is 7-1/4".
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In this case it is 7-1/4".
In this case it is 7-1/4".
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I use my Ecoflow Delta 2 (~1KWh) to run my mitersaw because I couldn't justify paying so much just for portability
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Also, a good fine tooth finishing blade for a 7 1/4" saw is $15 vs $60+ for a 12" saw
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