I bought one a few months ago. Returned it for another one due to an issue. The replacement had the same issue. Ended up getting a Milwaukee. I can see in your video that it has the same issue though it does not seem as pronounced as my two. The wheels were not concentric and it caused the entire tool to flex when the blade was spinning. I can see yours doing the same. It will still cut but I felt it was a flaw and was not going to keep a tool I spent nearly $200 on that had that issue.
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Seems lkke a solid tool. Quiet, does what it says it will do, definitely compact. Looks like a winner.
I have the m12 and m18 version but I'm getting this one as well. Ridgid tools are solid and I believe this blade is the same size as the m12.
Wonder how it will do against metal bed frames. I have yet to come across one that does not dull cutting one of those frames.
I bought one a few months ago. Returned it for another one due to an issue. The replacement had the same issue. Ended up getting a Milwaukee. I can see in your video that it has the same issue though it does not seem as pronounced as my two. The wheels were not concentric and it caused the entire tool to flex when the blade was spinning. I can see yours doing the same. It will still cut but I felt it was a flaw and was not going to keep a tool I spent nearly $200 on that had that issue.
Can you get a more " hardened " blade for it?
Second I think…lol
First one here