RYOBI 18V 5-1/2-inch Circular Saw-REVIEW!!

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  • Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
  • #ryobi #ryobitools #ryobipowertools #toolreview This Video shows you a first Introduction view of RYOBI 18V ONE+ Lithium-Ion Cordless 5-1/2-inch Circular Saw. The Ryobi line up has many tools to choose from. In this video we test this 5-1/2-inch Circular Saw to see its cutting capabilities. Ryobi has been around for a long time which means its well liked and very popular for good reason to. Great tool for the money!!! Thanks for watching!! Dan.
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    Hello, my name is Dan Shannon. I grew up in a small town in New Brunswick, Canada. At a young age, I started working with tools. One of my favourite projects was using a scroll saw to make an old fashioned sleigh ornament in grade 8. As an adult I dove back into my love for woodworking. I’m married with two precious little girls, and I do my own renovations on the house. Also, I like to build my daughters and my wife useful keepsakes out of wood in the shop. I started this RUclips channel in March of 2023 because I wanted to share the knowledge I had over the years working with tools, as well as sharing the quality of rigid pro grade tools and their service agreement. I’m not a professional by any stretch and I don’t claim to be. I would just like to help those who want to start a shop like I did. I really enjoy helping people especially with shop related topics. so whether you’re a professional or beginner we can all learn from each other out in the shop. Thanks for watching my videos and your support. I greatly appreciate it.
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Комментарии • 8

  • @cristiancordero6219
    @cristiancordero6219 Месяц назад +1

    Awesome review bud

  • @pl747
    @pl747 Месяц назад +1

    wish I could find a 6 inch blade to fit mine. The 5 1/2 inch just barely cuts through a two by.

    • @ShopTalkWithDanTheMan
      @ShopTalkWithDanTheMan  12 дней назад

      Yes that would be nice. Had you’d know, you’d probably have opted for a 7 1/4 saw. More power and bigger cutting depth. 😊Dan

  • @internettroll7604
    @internettroll7604 3 месяца назад +1

    Thanks for the review. I am a fan of Ryobi tools, but have not liked their circular saws. I have two of the blue circular saws from years ago, and a newer brushless one. They don’t seem to generate enough power to cut through plywood for more than a foot or so without stopping. It’s one of the few tools I’ve gone back to corded.

    • @ShopTalkWithDanTheMan
      @ShopTalkWithDanTheMan  3 месяца назад +1

      Thanks 😊.You should try a Ridgid Circular saw (I have a review on my channel). Loads of power and built very well!! Don’t get me wrong, there is a tool for everyone’s budget and task they do. But sometimes you just need extra power depending on your needs. I always say, get out in your shop and have fun no matter what tools you have. Using a corded saw definitely changes your power level. My Dad always said it’s nice to have both depending on the project you’re doing. Hope that helps.🙂Dan

  • @tuffytoys9707
    @tuffytoys9707 3 месяца назад +2

    ! It Looks like an Update to the ones that come in the kit with other tools. However, With Mine the Blade and the Shoe were not at a propper 90Degree and thus it would cut bent and Bind up Regularly even cutting thin plyboard. It was Assembled incorrectly at the Factory and not worth the time and effort to return to Home Depot. So Buyer Beware. I'm Not Knocking the Ryobi Brand but again Buyer Beware, It might not be useful when u decide to finally use the tools and may have to return it. If that's worth the time, Gas and effort to return a "Cheap" Tool?? You decide. Some other tools from the kit work Ok for what they are.

    • @ShopTalkWithDanTheMan
      @ShopTalkWithDanTheMan  3 месяца назад +1

      Great point!! It’s always a great idea to test the tool for accuracy no matter what brand. Most times people assume it’s “accurate” but that might not be the case. I know with a table saw and sliding miter I’ve always told people to make sure it’s accurate. You’re only as accurate as your cut!! Thanks for sharing that tip. 😊Dan