PRO on a Budget! RIDGID 18V Brushless Track Saw Review [R48630]
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- The RIDGID 18V Brushless Track Saw is perfect for cutting down sheet goods; much easier than trying to muscle a 4'x8' sheet of 3/4" plywood through a table saw. We even used this RIDGID R48630 track saw to cut some 8/4 (2") thick Purpleheart hardwood. For $399, you get the RIDGID 18V Track Saw and two 27-1/2" tracks. #tools #ridgidtools #review
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I was impressed with it for the price / performance. Good value saw for sure.
It’s the small step down from its bigger brother Milwaukee track saw…lol! Did enjoy the reviews of them!
I watched your video. I very much agree with you that the RIDGID is so much better than the RYOBI.
Wrong, it is horrible for the price since you can get saws like Makita for similar money, which don't require special tracks but ride on standard ones.
Thx for all the details in your review it is the best review on this saw imo
My only hope was to see the 8ah 21700 cells battery on the hard wood vs another ridgid battery
Very good review, lots of details with this track saw. I’m in the fence whether to buy this one or Milwaukee track saw.
If you're looking for features and top-notch performance, there's no comparison, the Milwaukee is better. If you're a RIDGID fan and budget is an issue, then buy the RIDGID. Thanks for watching.
thanks for the news on the Milwaukee clamps working w/ridgid track. I'm not too fond of the little clamp that came with the ridgid and you need more than just the 1 clamp.
I like a lot how you organize all your tools on the back of the video. May you provide the link to buy those black panels ? Thanks in advance!!!
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Awesome detail video !! I just subscribed! What do you thing about the Dewalt Track Saw 60V MODEL: DCS520ST1 vs this new Ridgid 18V?
We have not reviewed the DeWalt 60V track saw yet.
Ohh Thanks for reply back !!
I like everything I see so far, with the exception of the Allan key Arbor, not a big deal but it could be an alan with a 5/8.
This appears to be a very well made saw, but I am thinking it might face fierce competition between the Milwaukee at the same price, and the Makita for a little more cash.
Milwaukee is almost double the price
Great saw, u should be making 2 passes on 2 inch wood
Thanks for the video
Thanks for the review...I confirm the stock Ridgid blades are not good
Wonder if the 8ah battery would breeze through the purple heart
I don't think that would make a difference. It wasn't due to voltage drop. It was over-amping and overheated the battery, due to it having a hard time eating through the wood. Therefore, we think a better blade would make all things better.
The tool is only going to draw so much power. The battery’s Ah rating only changes the run time.
You're right about the ah rating, but the 8ah battery has 21700 cells so it should be able to pull higher continuous amps before overheating. @@jacquesdespadas
What about the 8Ah ?
Was the cut in the purple heart square?
It was very square; however, that wouldn't have been a fair test anyway, because the top surface had not been flattened yet. Thanks for watching.
When would anyone need to make a -1° cut? What is that feature good for?
Drywall is never flat and drywall corners are never square. It’s helpful to be able to undercut an edge, either to have less material to sand when installing a countertop, or to make two panels meet properly at a corner. The latter is probably not particularly likely to come up often in residential construction, but is common in commercial work.
@@jacquesdespadas As a diesel tech, didn't know. Thank you for that. 👍
At $399 bare tool; that is the same cost as the Milwaukee track saw
you need to try and compare what you need the red has full power with higher rpm, it cuts faster and have cleaner cut
Also makita which doesn't need special track like this ridgid epic failure
HiKOKI/Metabo HPT is coming to the party too with a very interesting looking option too.
I got for $369 with a 6ah and 4ah special buy, a good deal imo
@@is5032 I have seen reviews, it is nothing special. Makita/Milwaukee are better
Definitely worth putting a diablo blade on there.
How is it on a budget you can get a Makita for the same price