Bosch 12v Vs Ryobi 18v Reciprocating Saw: Which One Is Right For You

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A demonstration between the Bosch 12v reciprocating saw vs the Ryobi 18v reciprocating saw, Which one is right for you and what fits your needs best? I would say the Bosch would be great at most plumbing applications where the Ryobi would be great at a lot of general use. thanks for watching. please like, comment, share and subscribe!

[@JonathanSterlingUSA]

Please explain why you rock the saw...

[@themaintenanceman1]

I think mostly because when the wood is dangling off the end of a saw horse any pressure makes it feel like it’s falling so I move it around.

[@PawOfRizzo]

The Ryobi does obviously have a bit more punch, but the Bosch is definitely quieter, and appears a bit lighter and more portable. So, climbing around in a crawl space, the Bosch would probably be my choice first. I do like the Ryobi blade install lever being easy in reach as well.

[@themaintenanceman1]

In a crawl space or working up in a ceiling the Bosch definitely would be my go to also. It’s a nice compact recip saw. Thanks for watching Michael!

[@GeorgeJFW]

Best blades going!!! I like that little bosh the m12 units has been awesome super super handy but it’s thirsty for batteries that’s for sure

[@themaintenanceman1]

The Diablo blades are tough to beat man! The m12 hackzawl was definitely one of my favorite but as it aged the batteries kept popping it. Thanks for watching George!

[@lovableted]

great video

[@themaintenanceman1]

Thank you Kenneth! I appreciate you watching. Have a great Sunday!

[@bluemantom77]

I own the same bosch you do i do like it for what it is if i need power i got my old 29 year old Porter-Cable reciprocating saw 629 still runs good my case long gone but who cares if iy works

[@themaintenanceman1]

If it works for you then that’s all that matters. A 29 year old Porter cable recip saw means it’s a real Porter cable and not the rebrand Stanley black and decker it is today. Thanks for watching!

[@tannerwest6823]

I love my m12 but I will say it has a lot of vibration and wears my hand out after awhile. Especially when cutting copper and brass when scrapping metal

[@themaintenanceman1]

That’s really just the nature of one handed recip saws. I don’t think any of them are free of that issue Tanner. Thanks for watching!

[@tannerwest6823]

@@themaintenanceman1 oh okay well that’s cool to know atleast. I’ve honestly only ever used my Milwaukee so I don’t have much experience with other one handers. My guess though is looking at that Bosch it’s probably almost exactly the same tool as the M12. I imagine it will probably hold up longer since it’s Bosch and their products are made a little better in my opinion

[@themaintenanceman1]

@@tannerwest6823 they are a bit similar. I think the Milwaukee has a bit more balls but they both great for over the head work that’s for sure and right spaces. I liked my m12 when I had it.