RYOBI New vs Old RECIPROCATING SAW - RRS18-0 vs RRS1801M

[@tobiasalmgren]

I was considering the old one because it was about 20 euro cheaper, and i couldn't find any information about the difference, but after this video, i definitely will go for the newer one, its 100% worth the extra 20 euro. Good info Thanks

[@KamilsTechTips]

Totally worth extra 20 Euros. Glad I could help.

[@westleywest7259]

Thanks. This is what I wanted to know!

[@KamilsTechTips]

Glad it was helpful! It seems that many people expected something different. Cheers

[@westleywest7259]

@@KamilsTechTips But I can’t find the RRS 1801"M" in Europe. I’m in Italy and it’s listed on the UK RYOBI website, but NOT on the Italian version of the same site! I really want one! 😃

[@westleywest7259]

But I can’t find the RRS 1801"M" in Europe. I’m in Italy and it’s listed on the UK RYOBI website, but NOT on the Italian version of the same site! I really want one! 😃

[@KamilsTechTips]

It may have a different symbol, or Ryobi has not introduced it to IT market. Try Amazon or other retailers.

[@westleywest7259]

@@KamilsTechTips I’ve tried everywhere… Thanks.

[@motheexplorer]

Do you think it would the same result if you swapped the blades around?

[@KamilsTechTips]

Yes. I did use and swap a few different blades a few times to check. The blades make very little difference - it's the saw that counts.

[@b.j.555]

I think the new brushless ryobi reciprocating saw is better. I bought one a month ago and works pretty well

[@KamilsTechTips]

Hey. That is to be expected - the brushless version will be better in most cases. I'm glad you are happy with your new saw :-)

[@JM_BoltActionGunStuff]

first time using tools? i think its not the saws fault this time its the user. ps: dont saw your leg off

[@KamilsTechTips]

I used the older one before quite a few times. They are not that dangerous. These are not circular saws.

[@dmitryletov8138]

Simplest way to damage your foot

[@KamilsTechTips]

Well, I was careful ;-)

[@KamilsTechTips]

Plus, this tool is not that dangerous as you might think.