RYOBI ONE+ HP 18V 7-1/4 in. Brushless Circular Saw Set Up and Put to the Test Against a Corded Saw

Today we are opening and testing out the Ryobi ONE+ HP 18V Cordless 7-1/4 in. Brushless Circular Saw and putting it to the test against a Ryobi corded saw!
We'll also show you how to install the blade on the Ryobi ONE+ HP 18V Cordless 7-1/4 in. Brushless Circular Saw!
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[@stevev2474]

I just bought this saw and it works great...BUT...if you watch where he cuts the heavier wood you will see the exhaust for the saw-dust get restricted saw-dust comes out at first then gets clogged, this is a big problem with this saw. Cure that and the saw works great...which I did. If you look at where the dust comes out you will see that it's a tiny opening which make's the saw clog easily. I took my Dremel and made the opening bigger, I cut the metal guard up from the opening that was there to just under the screw boss that holds the plastic adapter. So that's two cuts up for the same width as the original opening then scored it across the two opening and broke the piece out. Now when the plastic adapter is installed you will see that now there is a larger opening for the dust to come out. Before when using tis saw dust would go all over the place, and when using a vacuum it would hardly get any of the saw-dust in the vacuum. Also when making long rip cuts with a lot of saw dust it would jam up the saw at times because the saw would clog with all the saw dust and jam the blade. Since the modification no more problem with this and the saw works great and now the vac does a great job in grabbing all of the dust. Even without the plastic adapter the dust can now exit properly. Ryobi should have caught this problem and fixed it.

[@d3w4yn3]

Is that Ryobi-provided blade made for a left-side saw? If you look at the visual cue for blade direction, it looks like Ryobi painted the wrong side of the blade for this saw. That looks like the blade is on backwards? But you are cutting with it just fine, so maybe Ryobi's mistake?

[@ryobiguydiy]

The cordless saw would have performed better with a 4ah/ 6ah HP battery.

[@michellehart4115]

When watching the video I only hear sound, the picture is frozen with you holding the box.

[@MakerBuildIt]

Try restarting your computer. 🤣 But seriously, the video seems to be playing fine. 😀

[@michellehart4115]

@@MakerBuildIt We're all good now. Thanks!

[@Siberianhuskypuppy]

Which one would you say is the quietest?

[@MakerBuildIt]

Great question! Definitely the battery powered saw. 😀