is it good for cutting / breaking down plywood? I'm wondering, If I have to cut plywood in the parking lot of Home Depot because their plywood cutting machine is out of order and I need the plywood cut to 4x4 so it's easier to load on top of my SUV.
This is what I mainly use it for to be honest, I usually get my plywood sheets cut down to 2x4 sections at the store, but this is great for that because its compact, lightweight and quick to setup. Not a huge fan of the factory blade, but it works sufficiently enough. I have an unopened Diablo blade I plan on using sometime soon to replace the cheap Ryobi one.
Hard to say to be honest. I don't ever use it that much to where this is an issue with battery life, I just usually have an extra charging whenever I'm working on a project.
I need a recommendation. I have a ryobi p506 saw with laser, but the motor is burned out. The motor on Amazon costs 45 dollars to do the repair. The saw that you have in the video, on Amazon, costs me about 53 dollars.
@@JanineMKartist Great question. This is ideal for beginners because of its compactness and portability. It's also a smaller model than most standard sized circular saws and reasonably priced.
Nice and straight to the point excellent review a lot of people on RUclips learn from you of how to do a review
Thanks! I saw many people saying that it wouldn’t cut through a 2x4. But you should that it could! Love this quick review!
Just got one in a yard sale and it also has the wingnut missing. For my use, I don't need the bigger tools.
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Thanks for sharing, would love to see more.
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is it good for cutting / breaking down plywood? I'm wondering, If I have to cut plywood in the parking lot of Home Depot because their plywood cutting machine is out of order and I need the plywood cut to 4x4 so it's easier to load on top of my SUV.
This is what I mainly use it for to be honest, I usually get my plywood sheets cut down to 2x4 sections at the store, but this is great for that because its compact, lightweight and quick to setup. Not a huge fan of the factory blade, but it works sufficiently enough. I have an unopened Diablo blade I plan on using sometime soon to replace the cheap Ryobi one.
@@dbproductreviews6319 Yes, I agree, it's compact and lightweight plus I plan to do the same - use it to cut plywood. Thank you for the information.
How long does it run on a 4mh battery?
Hard to say to be honest. I don't ever use it that much to where this is an issue with battery life, I just usually have an extra charging whenever I'm working on a project.
I need a recommendation.
I have a ryobi p506 saw with laser, but the motor is burned out. The motor on Amazon costs 45 dollars to do the repair. The saw that you have in the video, on Amazon, costs me about 53 dollars.
This saw is totally worth it! How long have you had the p506 model to where it burned out?
I will be returning mine, can't get a rip guide
Thanks for sharing this.
I've used a Milescraft from Menards, albeit not that accurate but better than nothing.
@@101ThunderRock Sometimes you just gotta improvise! Whatever gets the job done.
You don't have 2 eyeballs?
how much does it weigh with the smaller battery?
The smaller battery is about half the weight of the full size one, I believe.
@@dbproductreviews6319 is it hard for a beginner with little power tool experience to handle?
@@JanineMKartist Great question. This is ideal for beginners because of its compactness and portability. It's also a smaller model than most standard sized circular saws and reasonably priced.
@@dbproductreviews6319 thanks. I find jigsaws too intimidating so I’m wondering if This would be less so.
@@JanineMKartist Jig saws definitely have their place, but only a table saw beats using this for a straight edged cut.
Camera position could be better
Lol Thanks for watching!!