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Post #157728523 added 09-22-2022 6:53 AM by Kuma1 in Deal Talk
Get the $139 deal with the Max tool and Max bat. This is the new circ saw. Their is a vid comparing many 6 1/2" circ saws and the new Ridgid has more power and cut faster than all of them. btw -...
Post #157733596 added 09-22-2022 10:08 AM by Nervosa in Deal Talk
How is this vs the 7-1/4 in. Circular Saw (R8654B) ? What blade size is more common?
Post #157741609 added 09-22-2022 5:48 PM by buzzwellington in Deal Talk
Doesn't seem too powerful but the color scheme looks like it matches with a Rebel X-Wing Fighter.
Post #157741846 added 09-22-2022 6:04 PM by snowdrifter in Deal Talk
Can confirm that this 6 1/2" saw does have a brake, and I would guess the 7 1/4" does too. It's probably so common on modern saws, it might not be listed as a feature anymore.
Post #157741876 added 09-22-2022 6:06 PM by isobro in Deal Talk
I have had zero issues with their warranty. I've used it 3 times on different products.
Are you lefty? I love the blade left orientation for line of sight. Is it just years of habit or something specific?
Brushless kit is only $20 more. RIDGID 18V Brushless Cordless SubCompact 6-1/2 in. Circular Saw Kit with 4.0 Ah MAX Output Battery and Charger...
Post #158067085 added 10-07-2022 9:16 PM by my_crib_too in Deal Talk
I would get a 7 1/4 because the blades are more common. In fact, I own this saw in 7 1/4 and think the saw is fantastic. So easy to use.
Post #157740772 added 09-22-2022 4:51 PM by jdoubleh in Deal Talk
Does either of these have an electric brake? I thought the latest models do, but I didn't see it in the product listing.
Post #157743676 added 09-22-2022 7:50 PM by Kuma1 in Deal Talk
15 posts since 2016 and thats all you got. hahaha And of course you are wrong. It is the most powerful, fastest cutting 6/12 circ saw per a comparison using a track system and long rip cuts. It...
Post #157747678 added 09-23-2022 5:05 AM by crazymonkey1208 in Deal Talk
"Corded = never going to let you down 1/2 through a job, yes" Unless you have a power outage lol😂
Post #157748362 added 09-23-2022 6:08 AM by crauty in Deal Talk
Your points are all fair and well received. 'Worthless' was a bit strong of an adjective and I will retract it here. Perhaps I should have said 'worth less to me than...' 😉 I think you distilled the...
Post #157726204 added 09-22-2022 3:26 AM by slickdewmaster in Deal Talk
Home Depot Shipping is free. Offer is valid today only or while supplies last. RIDGID 18V Cordless 6-1/2" Circular Saw Kit w/ 4.0 Ah Battery & Charger $119 - NLA, Price Increase Note, the...
Post #157727392 added 09-22-2022 5:42 AM by ChiefAlchemist in Deal Talk
Btw, there also this https://slickdeals.net/f/16051804-ridgid-18v-octane-brushless-cordless-7-1-4-in-circular-saw-tool-only-r8654b-99?v=1&src=SiteSearch
Post #157752973 added 09-23-2022 9:25 AM by BT1982 in Deal Talk
Ironically the only part that has ever hurt me on a table saw was the anti-kickback device (no the table saw was not running at the time).
Post #157744858 added 09-22-2022 9:13 PM by jdoubleh in Deal Talk
Thanks, I believe I read the previous Octane models did not have the brake. The corded Skil Sidewinder I bought to complete a deck project about two years ago does not. It continues to spin a lot...
Post #157796815 added 09-25-2022 7:40 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
That's what I had thought too. I was wrong. A Japanese saw like the double sided Ryoba will make quick work of resizing a 2x4 or making quick cuts in plywood to fit it around the many obstructions...
Post #163847747 added 06-03-2023 1:21 PM by CyanPencil512 in Deal Talk
I know this is an old deal but I am seeing the brushless kit at the local HD for $99 "while supplies last."
Post #157741339 added 09-22-2022 3:26 AM by SaltyOne in Deal Talk
Home Depot has select Ridgid 18V Cordless Circular Saw Kits on sale for the prices listed. Shipping is free or choose free ship to store for free store pickup. Thanks to Deal Editor slickdewmaster...
Post #157749835 added 09-23-2022 7:23 AM by Kuma1 in Deal Talk
I live on acreage and work on other properties where power is not always nearby. In fact, I used the circ saw yesterday for trellis repair work for a large garden that is far from the house where...
Post #157743850 added 09-22-2022 8:01 PM by crauty in Deal Talk
My two cents (okay hundreds of dollars): I own a bunch of Ridgid tools and have been invested in the ecosystem since the very first drill that they offered with a lifetime warranty in 2003 (yup, the...
Post #157772836 added 09-24-2022 9:36 AM by SmilingBird412 in Deal Talk
At this point there are many cordless circular saws that perform as good or better than their corded brethren. You tube is full of comparison videos. I have't used my corded Skill saw in I don't know...
Post #157796062 added 09-25-2022 6:50 PM by Tonythebrick in Deal Talk
I bought (actually it was "free" with the $169 drill + impact Home Depot deal in August) the R8656 based on the Tool Box Buzz "Best Cordless 6-1/2 Circular Saw" head-to-head video and I've been...
Post #157727374 added 09-22-2022 5:41 AM by ChiefAlchemist in Deal Talk
I don't know much about these at all. Only that per a previous SD thread that Ridge is the way to go because of the lifetime guarantee. I presume the MAX battery is the future. I worth investing...
Post #157738339 added 09-22-2022 2:17 PM by Kuma1 in Deal Talk
Some like left, some like right, some dont care. Its easier to see the cut and blade alignment with a left blade if you are right handed. And the saw that has been around for 85 years, is still a ...
Post #157747639 added 09-23-2022 5:01 AM by crazymonkey1208 in Deal Talk
Completely disagree. I have a Milwaukee 6.5" M18 and I haven't touched my corded saw since. Unless I'm cutting 4x4 or 6x6 posts the cordless handles everything I throw its way. I also find it bucks...
Awesome response, agreed and thank you! The passion of your post was not lost on me😁 At the heart of your statement you're right in that a corded Circ is what i'd pick if there could be only one🗡️. ...
Post #157742389 added 09-22-2022 6:39 PM by ChiefAlchemist in Deal Talk
Yes. But to further clarify "These programs only cover wear and tear or failure of the tool arising under normal usage and proper maintenance. They do not cover any malfunction, failure or defect...
Post #157745791 added 09-22-2022 10:53 PM by SaveMeMoneyPlease69 in Deal Talk
I have both corded and battery powered saws. Once upon a time I may have been in your camp but to call a cordless saw worthless is really not true at all. Corded = more utility to cost, yes...
Post #157764325 added 09-23-2022 6:31 PM by crazymonkey1208 in Deal Talk
I agree, which is why I still own my corded saw. I know the day will come that I'll need it. With my luck that day is usually the day after I sell it lol BTW, I got my Milwaukee 6.5" off Ebay...
Post #157728676 added 09-22-2022 7:00 AM by ryanmasin in Deal Talk
That saw is a real pain to use. The safety switch is extremely awkward and I found that the power of the saw was lacking.
Post #157729774 added 09-22-2022 7:50 AM by snowdrifter in Deal Talk
I picked up this saw as the "free tool" in a bundle earlier this summer. It's really nice, definitely has a premium feel and solid performance. But if you can hold off for a while, there might be a...
Post #157733491 added 09-22-2022 10:03 AM by Blueridge77 in Deal Talk
I hate left blade circular saws. If it’s left blade, it’s an automatic no, regardless of the deal. I have the Ridgid 18V 7 1/4” which is a blade right, and I’ve been very happy. I’ve used it a lot...
Post #157741558 added 09-22-2022 5:45 PM by Mountainmike in Deal Talk
Looks solid
Post #157772809 added 09-24-2022 9:33 AM by SmilingBird412 in Deal Talk
Hmm, a Japanese hand saw is a strange tool to use for those cuts. Generally it's a specialized tool for undercuts and finish work.
Post #157748515 added 09-23-2022 6:17 AM by crauty in Deal Talk
I haven't had a chance to use the Milwaukee version but, like most of that brand's wares, I have no doubt it is an excellent tool - at a premium. I suspect we'd agree that comparing a corded and...
Post #157748542 added 09-23-2022 6:19 AM by crauty in Deal Talk
Lol...then I'll have to get my battery powered headlamp and handsaw out.
Post #157734007 added 09-22-2022 10:27 AM by Blueridge77 in Deal Talk
7-1/4” is by far more common and have a larger selection, but you can most likely find what you need in a 6-1/2” these days.
Post #157741747 added 09-22-2022 5:57 PM by BlueNarwhal5991 in Deal Talk
Lifetime service agreement**** big difference that people for some reason can't tell. It's only a free repair if it's due to their workmanship or a defect and it ends when the tool is unusable....
Post #157742308 added 09-22-2022 6:33 PM by michaelgn in Deal Talk
I just noticed this earlier today when watching a video. Left blade seems to be awkward to be paired with some guide rails.
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