ONE+ 18V Cordless 7-1/4 in. Miter Saw

[@joegilbert7661]

Nice review! I have the 10" Ryobi battery model. Love this saw. I used it all day today on 2 four amp batts. No power problems. I like not having to deal with a cord also.

[@Daviddear30]

The knob that screws down and goes into that hole is a depth stop to do partial cuts/grooves. Slide the piece with the hole in it over so that screw hits it 💪

[@tommytexter4054]

I got the 7 1/4 corded version RYOBI this week as my first mitre. !!!

[@lordapophis93]

Just got this saw today. I’m pretty excited honestly. Scored on some other tools too!

[@RYOBIKING]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@lordapophis93]

@@RYOBIKING thanks dude. I recently got the stand for it too but I gotta set it up still.

[@fuyu5979]

Interesting n informative video. Have been eyeing that 7-1/4" mitre saw for a long time. Ur review gave me valuable info to decide if I'm purchasing one too. Most of my tools are Ryobi n enjoyed using it for DIY projects. New subscriber because of this vid. Kudos for vid. Looking forward to ur next one. Aloha from Hawaii.

[@RYOBIKING]

Awesome my friend. Glad I could help have a great day!

[@timraber6575]

I am planning on buying this saw soon. I have the original blue saw for many years. It’s got the small blade and will barely go through a 2 by 4. I have a project coming up that I need one. And if you buy it now through the buy more, save more deal, the price comes down some. And I have to say, love the clip fan!!!!!

[@RYOBIKING]

Correct you can get it for $180

[@jlittsey6243]

As long it will cut what I want this is a good saw. I don’t have a lot of space but I want to have uniform cuts and using a hand saw isn’t giving me that. I bought this saw after this video and I’m glad you made this review. Hey on your next review show us some of your preferred RIP SAWS for cutting PLYWOOD.

[@RYOBIKING]

I can do that

[@T-Mo_]

Seems like a handy saw. I think that adjustment knob is for a depth stop. So you could do dados.

[@RYOBIKING]

That would make sense I am trying to figure this one out

[@jaydee5156]

I have a couple of compound miter saws in 10" and 12", plus a slider. I'd like something small for light trim work and not have to deal with a cord. I think the 18v compound saw would do the trick, but I like the idea of a little more capacity. I'd probably upgrade the blade right out of the box.

[@RYOBIKING]

I have sense come to the conclusion that I wish I never sold the 10in it was such a better made saw

[@jaydee5156]

@@RYOBIKING Sometimes it's good have more than one.

[@RYOBIKING]

@@jaydee5156 I agree with you

[@imjoekang]

I read reviews that arbor gets stuck when try to change the blade. Have you had any issues?

[@RYOBIKING]

First thing I did was change the blade and it’s worked great

[@imjoekang]

@@RYOBIKING Been debating on purchasing this saw and it's ideal for my usage and compact size is very appealing. On the fence about purchasing this or a decent corded version. Thank you for the video and reply!

[@RYOBIKING]

If you think you will need a bigger saw just but the bigger one if not definitely go cordless 👍

[@Jayton950]

Would this be as powerful as the ridgid 18v?

[@RYOBIKING]

Not sure haven’t tried that saw

[@robertalvarez9500]

I have one love it

[@clay1883]

You can't have an all metal saw and it still weigh 25 pounds. The loose screw and plastic knob that you didn't like but didn't know what it was is a blade depth setting screw. Some useful info would have been to see how square the saw would cut right out of the box.

[@RYOBIKING]

I know it can’t be all metal. but there are different grades of plastic and they have used a more low end plastic on this tool

[@themrtriplecool]

We miss you king

[@RYOBIKING]

When I changed my computer I lost all my editing software and old files so I have to start from scratch

[@tjdalyjr1]

Where is the king I need a link review

[@RYOBIKING]

I know right I really want it as soon as I get moved and get my stuff straight I will buy form