Ryobi's Tracksaw is Attainable For Everyone!

[@Benjels480]

It’s “the gyro we deserve.” Pretty sure that’s from the Greek release of Batman

[@VCGConstruction]

I saw it at the drive in on Mykonos!

[@morrigansraven61]

I picked up one for $299, $100 off reg price at Home Depot. I already had some of their 18v tools so might as well look at the track saw. This allows me to break down full sheets of plywood without fighting for my life with the table saw. I have a 3 in sheet of foam insulation I use on my Kreg Table and saw horse as a sacrificial surface makes it easy to make rip cuts on full sheets.

[@aaronjaggers3117]

I use ryobi professionally everyday. I figured out a long time ago I was buying the hype of the other brands . There tools work well enough and a good carpenter can use anything . They aren’t forever tools but who cares about every 5 yrs there’s always something newer , faster , better . I find ryobi is perfect in most cases and i can make 100,000 with them and if they break or wear out i throw them away and buy new ones . If they come out with the latest I buy it . Thanks for video . I’m very happy about this saw and will be buying that to save my back from humping plywood to a table saw . So nice 👍

[@paulp.l.4869]

Eh, I bought a corded heavy duty drill from Ryobi... It caught on fire on first use. It smelled funny, I figured it was first time use smell, but then it was full on 1" flames. At work, as an electrician, Rigid and Ryobi battery tools last less than a year driving screws in anchors (300-1000/day depending on the person and day) and occasional less than 1" holes. Makita lasted 18-36 months, and Milwaukee later 4 years plus. 500 set of each were purchased by the owner, with around 150 to 220 workers using them.

[@paulp.l.4869]

@Rational Viking What I like most about Makita is that they have specialized tools for many trades. Makita is in everything. Milwaukee, my brand, doesn't do woodworking as well as other brands. I have corded DeWalt tools, they are the staples in many trades. Anything you don't use daily, or even monthly, should be corded. The reasoning is it will last forever, and isn't dependant on a battery platform. Makita has pulled a fast one on batteries recently. They haven't changed the serial of their 18v batteries, but they added a plastic pin. This prevents older tools to use the newer batteries. Do not break that plastic piece, there is a protection issue, they will melt the boards inside. This happened to my brother in law, a carpenter. The batteries were compatible with his older drills, but not with any cutting tools that were bought all together. This battery issue can happen with any manufacturer, sometimes it's the while line that changes, and sometimes it's a hidden change.

[@89Johneboy]

my Milwaukee driver can 100% outperform if you need it to. Say youre opting to screw a 16x32 decks framing together. You will not be able to run that job with that gun, unless you are super slow. Spend an extra couple hundred bucks and get quality.

[@krcarpentry2610]

@Rational Viking hey mate I have it all from makita lawnmower shieers hedge and mine trimmer drills drivers sds router thicknesser jig circular grinder radio seriously all of it and they are amazing for the price for m home workshop and site work

[@rickwashek478]

Nice trackage saw 😮. Just sitting here enjoying some of your oldish videos.

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Rick 👍

[@anthonybaiocco5921]

I own my own business and I use Ryobi, they not only make me a lot of money, but they save me a lot of money. I put up a metal building, pinning sheet metal to red iron using self tappers, my Ryobi hung right with the subs Dewalt. To each their own, enjoy your vids, thx

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

Ryobi coming through with the track saw! Thanks for sharing Vince!

[@VCGConstruction]

You da best Richard!

[@hillustration]

I appreciate a review that approaches things from a practical angle. There are things about this that I'm not nuts about, and there are better track saws. But I got this refurbished for $273. The battery alone is worth almost half that, and I have other tools from them. I'll use it to break down plywood now and then, and it's a great deal for that. When and if I need more, I'll look at something else.

[@Tony_Tylinski]

one reason id get this over a festool is the fact its battery operated, helps out when you have to trim a door down and don't have to find power and run an extension cord just for a single door or a couple, really love the idea and they followed the same concept as festool instead of dewalts dumb drop motion

[@alrightythen1533]

Festool has cordless battery powered as well.

[@ToolReviewZone]

My Dr. Told me a few months ago that my speech impediment was a hard thing to deal with, but to share my struggles with trusted friend to help me though. I did that, then this video comes out making fun of my disability. I can't say I'm surprised, but I can day I'm hurt. Some friend'age you turned out to be 😢😪

[@VCGConstruction]

I’m truly sorry, Bobby was supposed to cut that hateful part from the video. I apologize Clark, I can do better…. You deserve better. Hang out in your safe space until I get myself on track!

[@ToolReviewZone]

@@VCGConstruction whatever Vance 😪

[@bobbydeford9269]

@@VCGConstruction Hey now, you said the video was perfect as is!

[@reddbeard2030]

You guys R Hilarious! 😀😃😄😁😆😅🤣😂💀 Bless you ALL!

[@rodrick6538]

“Schnug.” Sounds like a Clarkism to me, and as we all know, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. Real nase like.

[@johnmanfra4224]

I love Ryobi and I'm super happy being a woodworker that they came out with attraction but they are supposed to be an affordable brand. 102 more and you get a festool so I think they should drop the price down to do 250

[@TracksWithDax]

Yeah. The price is the same as the Kreg. Really hard to say unless you really want the Ryobi 18V platform, but even then....

[@wastelander89]

Me and my dad use and used ryobi professionally we love ryobi still to this day since the late 90s blue tools we used the older blue drills drivers and inpacts and table saws back then ans they never let us down.even when the tools got droped off 40 foot ladders they didnt break on us.of coarse we like Milwaukee and makita but ryobi was always cheaper and worked just fine.with ryobi u dont have to pay a huge amount of money if u need a new one.with tools like Milwaukee and maikta u gotta pay atleast 100 to 500 more dollars depending. Ryobi isnt the best but it gets the job done

[@gordonbradford1013]

Tbh, had they released this last year, I’d likely would have bought this over the festool kebi. Nothing wrong with festool, but would have saved a ton to start having a TS in a battery platform I own. Thank you for the reviews VCG!

[@sendmedics]

So glad you did this review!! I was hoping you would. I couldn’t bring myself to watch TRZ’s review of this. His “eccentricities” drive me insane.

[@VCGConstruction]

Clark over at TRZ can be overly dramatic!

[@Gowaduv]

ketchup and mustard better watch out - relish is making some solid tools lately

[@reddbeard2030]

"Clark" 😆 🤣 😂 Go Vince! Its Not My "Forever" Track Saw!

[@TheCharleseye]

I'm good with Ryobi tools and it's cool that they came out with this (especially before Milwaukee) but if you're looking to make straight cuts on a budget, you can just clamp a straight edge to the plywood and run a regular circular saw along it.

[@kendodd8734]

The old way which I’m still doing

[@kendodd8734]

If it ain’t broke don’t fix it

[@davegravel3740]

One thing the old way doesn't have is dust collection.

[@kendodd8734]

@@davegravel3740 yes it does it’s called lungs

[@Sir_Pants_Alot]

As someone that uses plunge saws more than table saws I'm not too excited about this. Those joined tracks are rarely perfectly straight and there's a lot of fragile looking bits. BUT I think if more homeowners and DIYs give it a shot they'll find it a much less intimidating than a table saw and they can still get quite a few of the same tasks accomplished. So I'm glad they brought it to market. The Kreg saw looks to be better made for the same price but of course they don't make a cordless tool and probably never will.

[@audigex]

They're also generally safer than table saws and require much less space - so for DIY/homeowner/hobbyist types they can be great alternatives

[@ivanwolanin3463]

If you are tethered by dust collection does a cord matter? Though I agree the kreg for a little extra is better.

[@audigex]

@@ivanwolanin3463 my dust collection is an 18v shop vac, so although there is a hose from the saw, I don’t need to be near power and there’s no long wire trailing across the floor nearby

[@tylercarr4163]

Bought this two weeks ago and already took it back. It cuts ok but so many corners were cut to get the cost down yet the saw is not much cheaper than a Makita. I'd strongly suggest either waiting till you have enough for a Makita or Fest, or if you want a cheap option now getting the Wen (whose tracks are compatible with Makita and Festool) and upgrading the saw in the future. Ryobi tracks only work with Ryobi and the rest of the saw is the same if not less quality of the Wen (I have that one too)

[@tylercarr4163]

Also Ryobi still doesn't have additional tracks available so you can't rip a full sheet of plywood

[@lukegrachek]

Thanks for all the hard work that you do my main man. It takes time to put out all the videos that you do. Love the info you give us and help us decide if it is something that we should get or not. Who care about the color if it makes you money.

[@wittworks]

How’s you get it?!! I’ve been trying to get one to review

[@louisd95714]

Wen also has an excellent track saw for a much lower rice. At the Ryobi's price, I would rather go with the Makita. I believe one major knock on the Ryobi is that they use proprietary tracks, unlike most others who use a standard layout.

[@showersdpn]

Very good deal. Especially for Ryobi users. Also very informative. Thanks.

[@kc0lif]

ryobi is on track.

[@VCGConstruction]

I see what you did there Chris! 🤣

[@warrensmith2902]

Yo V, Send all that form and tool my way. I'll take it off your hands. Put a Makita square on it and it would be great for crosscuts on the job site, or small cutting in the shop.

[@americanbuffalo7802]

Yes, tool snobs exist, as they do in every vocation. But sometimes people simply want to save their money, add a bit more to it and buy a tool that goes in their battery line they are already heavily invested in or simply want a brand they trust. Maybe they've tried "budget friendly" tools (as I have) and are consistently disappointed in their performance and/or longevity. I know several people (relatives) who exclusively buy Ryobi simply because it is cheap and every single time I'm helping them on a project at their home, I have to bring my tools because theirs flat out won't get the job done in an efficient manner, so that makes me very cautious on considering anything Ryobi.

[@bobdazzler7923]

Suckage Home Depot Sold out. Been waiting for this one

[@UsNCollord216]

I like your snobby festool guy!!! You should incorporate him more often

[@SeanRefsnider]

Yo, cuz! Can’t wait for this to hit Philly area stores!

[@VCGConstruction]

What are your plans for it Sean?

[@SeanRefsnider]

@@VCGConstruction I’ve wanted a track saw for a few years, but I just couldn’t justify the cost. I’ll use this to breakdown sheet goods, trim live edge slabs, trim doors and decking, and also make long bevel rips for floating shelves. All these are worth the discussion with my wife to invest $300. Certainly an easier conversation than $500-$600+ for a Makita or Festool saw. Ryobi’s reputation isn’t the same as Makita or Festool, but for what I want it to do, it’s perfect.

[@lucasgiallorati4896]

Good vid Vince

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Lucas

[@cerealkiller4341]

I have Milwaukee tools for work, and Ryobi tools for home. I don't care what brand it is tools will have problems. My Milwaukee tools have to power i need, but every time i pull the trigger for the tool I'm always wondering if the tools is going to work or not. Lately I've been having to remove the battery and put it back on for the tool to work, and not always the same tool. My Ryobi HP tools i bought are good but still have limits. Surprisingly i haven't had many issues. Also no i hate DeWalt. lol

[@joelwinter4956]

Skip to 6:00 if you want to avoid the painful hype and unboxing.

[@jimdarnold]

I finally gave up waiting for a Milwaukee M18 tracksaw and bought the Makita 36v tracksaw kit from Ohio Power Tool and got a free jigsaw to boot.

[@VCGConstruction]

gotta do what you gotta do Jim

[@horatiobeaker]

I don’t think anyone is sticking their nose up at RYOBI. THEYare a great tool, priced for a specific market, owned by the same company that manufactures MILWAUKEE. And, they are improving and expanding their line. It’s good for everyone.

[@randybobandy9828]

Do you ever read the comments here? Sooo many people are turning their nose up at ryobi.

[@JamesSmullins]

In my early days as a commercial electrician I bought a few ryobi tools pre green era. Had my drill fall fall off a 30 foot roof and hit concrete and skid another ten plus feet. All that happened was the battery popped off and a few scratches. I upgraded to rigid (was no upgrade except for price) and dropped by drill off a 8 foot ladder into carpet and it literally broke into a dozen pieces. Between that crap build quality and the issues with their batteries at the time which couldn't be resolved at home depot and had to be mailed off for warranty service taking six weeks I sold my other rigid stuff and haven't touched them since. Defective batteries that can't be exchanged in store means no work, that pretty much killed ridgid on job sites for years. I'm switching to makita for most battery tools but this ryobi track saw might be worth getting for my needs at least for now given the price of the makita track saw.

[@MikeTheSith200]

Can't wait to get mine

[@patrickaaloi1499]

Good looking saw

[@mjc8761]

Nice! It’s the track saw to get what’s the price? Thx

[@daveparrish8851]

350

[@JP-ec8fe]

Not one Milwaukee track saw was harmed in the making of this video…

[@VCGConstruction]

Impossible to hurt what you can’t find

[@JP-ec8fe]

@@VCGConstruction exactly my man! They need to step it up!

[@JWimpy]

@@JP-ec8fe I believe that Milwaukee uses Ryobi as a test field. They often bring out new tools under the Ryobi line before producing them under Milwaukee.

[@ToolShow]

Appreciate the review! Seems like the way the riving knife comes down, it's only useful on either pretty deep cuts, or when the board has nothing underneath it. We cut sheet goods on top of foam waste boards. (for stability) Does that mean we can't use the riving knife?

[@Mike-In-O-Town]

Just ditch the riving knife. A riving knife on a track saw is near worthless. Different situation all together with a table saw, but with a track saw its not needed.

[@aaronmeadows8316]

Just to be clear, can you use it without the riving knife?

[@VCGConstruction]

Yes

[@daveparrish8851]

Thanks Vince. How much dust was there with the vacume?

[@VCGConstruction]

The vacuum helps tremendously!

[@josephKEOarthur]

I got both festool and Makita …. But ya I’d get this for my son-in-law. [ or some red headed step-son] these totally work with the IKEA curtain rails. [ just in case ya want a longer track or DIY MFT.]

[@dangrimes5078]

I have an aluminum bar. It is 1/2" x 3" x 8'. It has a few .160 holes drilled through the 1/2" dimension. I screw it down to the sheet of plywood 1" from my line. If I can't have a couple small holes in the plywood I can clamp it. I put the shoe of my saw against the bar and I get a perfect straight cut. I can use any saw I just have to adjust the distance from the cut line depending on the saw I'm using. I think the bar probably cost $30. I'm sure I must be missing something here. Carpentry is just a hobbie for me but I don't see the point of a track saw

[@VCGConstruction]

If it works for you, use it

[@Aepek]

Me a snob, just b/c bleed red, don’t you 🤔 , lol. But would buy this while big brother decides if ever will release “that green elephant” in the room. Thx Vince, and do wish pieces weren’t plastic but suppose if works and keeps the price point, sure ok. ✌🏻✌🏻

[@VCGConstruction]

It’s all about that price point Aepek!

[@Aepek]

@@VCGConstruction you bet✌🏻 and that’s why will be buying this to hold me over till find great deal 9n used Makita or Festool or Milwaukee finally releases a track saw; cuz really need “new” one since my old Makita….decided to refuse to work for me anymore😉😅

[@andyboybennett]

30 seconds of information crammed into a 12 minute video!

[@kirkmuffie7542]

Man Vinnie I like that tool. I need one! Haha

[@todddammit4628]

That was The Dark Knight: "Because he's the hero Gotham deserves, but not the one it needs right now"

[@scottmorris4914]

So, HP is Ryobi’s designation for their latest generation of tools, that they are aiming at professionals.

[@TheCharleseye]

No, they're also aiming them at Special Ops. For instance, the full-size HP recip saw I bought kicked up a smoke screen that I can only assume was meant to provide concealment when receiving enemy fire.

[@terriblet9810]

Is it compatible with Festool and Makita tracks?

[@valdo345jr]

Please explain to me why I should spend three hundred dollars for something I MIGHT use once or twice? Especially when I can build a one time jig out of a couple pieces of board left over from something else. That is perfectly adequate...

[@Mike-In-O-Town]

I've now sat through four reviews of this saw and not one of you 'experts' addressed the issue of whether this saw is compatible with Festool/Makita/PowerTec tracks. I have 110" of PowerTec tack and would love to know if this saw will run on it. Well.........

[@jefftucker9225]

For someone that doesn't own any Ryobi tools, I think this needs to come with a second battery for the $400 price, otherwise lower the price to $300

[@RexinOridle]

Habibi, that is already a very good price. Power tools battery and chargers are expensive, so is brushless systems. This is not a Black & Decker.

[@michaelfitzgerald8727]

I've been waiting for this tool, don't want a broken bank account but I want a track saw 😫 how much longer before it's on the shelf so I can buy one.

[@K0NVICTx]

Ryobi been stepping up their game big time

[@theomegawerty9688]

I got the Wen. Now getting this one. 😉

[@BLASTIC0]

I would be interested in seeing a comparison between the two,

[@wastelander89]

Im still happy with my ryobi table saw .but the track saw is a plus when u dont have a big job to do

[@rshinn8776]

Does this tool need the hp batteries?

[@bbcamillo]

@VCG construction, Vince , do you feel that the composite shoe is a good thing or possibly a long term durability issue?

[@VCGConstruction]

Honestly I’m indifferent to it, there are pros and cons. I don’t think home owners or diyers will have any durability issues with it.

[@pl-ps2pd]

Is this Ryobi saw compatible with any longer tracks?

[@VCGConstruction]

They’ll sell additional tracks but I can’t remember if they’ll sell longer tracks

[@samperi2468]

@vcg Vince will your french tool co be offering a track saw too?

[@VCGConstruction]

Flaced offers a flexible track saw

[@ryansaunders5418]

Wonder what the "trash can shape robot" would call it? Not 3cpo-age?......lol ...GOT EM!!! Your awesome as always sir!!!!

[@bottomup12]

@vcgconstruction, Vince, did they give a price point? Thanks for all the great content!

[@VCGConstruction]

$329 bare tool $399 kit

[@meagaindave2049]

Yo Vince! Now, having watched the entire video, just a heads up, Styrofoam is recyclable these days. Again, just a heads up. Thank you and God be with you and the Carneglia family. 😁👍✌

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks For the input fine sir! I was just poking fun about the styrofoam! 👍🏻

[@erikbender1]

that is looking like my forever saw since I already got the Kreg setup that I use with a sweet little Makita cordless. It's kind of flimsy but whatever.

[@randymathews3348]

Where's Chaka 👀 I would like his opinion

[@VCGConstruction]

We always appreciate Chaka’s input! 🤣

[@ShreddinSatori]

It's like a portable CD player haha

[@ianmurray3820]

The “ birth place of freedom” like tool reviews it’s all relatve,

[@dbnoho]

Great video. But the moment you pressed down and see the riving knife is lower than the blade, not equal to I thought, That’s not great. That actually sucks. All cuts have to be cut offs that free fall as it can’t go through a foam backer to cut on the ground as I normally do. Why would they do that? That alone is why I wouldn’t buy it.

[@ivanwolanin3463]

Personally I have doubts about the power of the saw. I used to have Ryobi cordless circular saws and tossed them for my corded PnC. They would struggle through 1/2 ply, I just don't see this doing much better. Still use their drills but not the saws.

[@jellyg.8961]

I have corded one and sometimes it struggles with 3/4 ply too plus the metal plate flexes a lot. Difficult to get straight perpendicular cuts. Circular saws and jigsaws seem to be the worst tools they make, I have a drill, a cordless nailer and a sheet sander, all them work perfectly.

[@randybobandy9828]

Comparing a old ryobi circular saw to the newer hp ones is a joke and basing your opinion on the new version because of the old ones is even dumber.

[@mrtazmaniadevil5773]

Funny how ppl complain about ryobi Do you guys know Milwaukee,ryobi an ridgid are owned by the same company

[@victorneckar7743]

Is it available now?, I want one

[@adude7050]

Can you lock the track onto the saw????

[@av1204]

I saw you cut that board from the side that drops off... lol.

[@robbenham6323]

Where is the saw Vince. I can't buy 1 and Ryobi can't tell me when Home Depot will have them in stock.

[@Vitulli1970]

Its got a riving knife... My Makita... Which I love doesnt! and yes I have had a kickback.

[@JoeyStalin]

Now, is the channel that's on the base of the hp circular saw too narrow or wide to fit on the track?

[@JackKirbyFan]

Vince, good review. I just worry you're going to go broke with all the tools you purchase. Man I feel bad if you are. Worries me. Seriously, you buy a LOT of tools. I hope this isn't killing the budget.

[@VCGConstruction]

I appreciate that Dave, but like I say “don’t buy anything that you can’t afford”!

[@tonysutton6559]

What happens if your HP battery goes flat and you use the saw with a standard 4ah or 5ah battery?

[@MrLngboarder75]

All the online sales for this are gone....I need one now! Where can I get one?!

[@emilianoanguiano9413]

Laugh about it , watch Ryobi take over the game just give it sometime .

[@azdeh1894]

too underpowered to take over anything, they are a great cheap alternative.

[@jepcozenith40]

Got your Spyderco-age.

[@VCGConstruction]

🤣🤣

[@TripleDAdventures]

Can the track get clogged with sawdust and keep the saw from traveling smoothly?

[@VCGConstruction]

Anything is possible, but I’d say probably not… Unless the sawdust gets wet, or if wood glue gets mixed in somehow. Then it would probably clog the track.

[@wandersworkshop4957]

Nice review... Don't tell that guy at TRZ that your review was better than his....he may wan to Smeesh my face.

[@beaverbuilds3984]

Milwakee has one now too.

[@VCGConstruction]

I don’t live in Europe

[@SDMPoahway]

I use mostly ryobi

[@bobweiram6321]

The basage is composite? Won't last.

[@chrismader3689]

Hey Vince, making fun of Clint isn’t “real nass like.”

[@rodrick6538]

Finally, someone calls out all the Ryobi haters for what they are. Snobs.

[@MikeDolanFliss]

Wonder how this tracksaw would work with my Milwaukee to Ryobi battery adapter?! So at least I've got a Milwaukee-powered track saw even if it's not "look at me" red. :) Idea for future video? For extra trolling?

[@Dragonmage967]

In my experience their tools are fine, but personally I’ve had no luck with their battery platform. Maybe I’ve just been unlucky and have gotten the exception and just got lemons but I don’t have the kinda budget to keep trying them out so I’ll be sticking to my save up a little longer and get a brand who hasn’t let me down and basically landed several hundreds of dollars of tools completely useless cause they got no juice.

[@TheCharleseye]

I'd say that's definitely bad luck. I have 19 Ryobi batteries ranging from 1.3Ah standard to 9Ah HP. I've had problems with exactly two of them and they were both 4Ah standard batteries that I got during the last Ryobi Days sale. One is completely dead and the other is hit or miss. 17 out of 19 is pretty good, considering how wildly the internals vary between the batteries I have.

[@Dragonmage967]

@@TheCharleseye Yeah, I mean I had several tools on their 40v outdoor line and they worked plenty well enough but within a year and about a week between them both they just stopped taking a charge and no matter which charger I tried both of them just were dead and that was 500 with just those two tools. I think I got a hundred for the pair when I sold them because it was more than nothing and I wasn't about to drop another 150 on them after that. But I also got burned on their 20v line too as I got a set as a kit and both batteries died within 6 months of each other and both within 2 years of getting them. I will admit I may have just had the crappest luck there and their tools could be fine but that is a hard pill to swallow after that many burns in a row.

[@TheCharleseye]

@@Dragonmage967 That's really weird. Honestly, I'd look into the max/min temperatures where you store your batteries and maybe check your electrical wherever you charge them. Heat, cold, and overcharging/over-discharging are the only things I've ever heard of that will kill batteries that fast, with that consistency.

[@pazuso]

I suppose it would not fit Makita/Festool rails?

[@arcadiagreen150]

Even Lego has a track saw. Milwaukee?? Hello?

[@VCGConstruction]

Yup

[@ericrickert3045]

Seems I will stick with my Wen. It has been flawless and just under $200 for saw and two 55inch tracks. It does seem like a good try though...

[@dylanemeraldgrey]

I was wondering about that. Good to hear someone had a positive experience with them. Do you have a lot of experience with other track saws? I'm still on the fence about what to buy. Will be doing remodeling and some building, but not professional. Still considering festool because I figure resell value should be fairly high - but I haven't done the research on that yet...

[@scottmorris4914]

Vince, do I see the instruction manual open on your bench????? LOL

[@akaredcrossbow]

Thank you for the video! If you can afford it, there are only two track saws that are worth the money. Makita and Festool, even if your just DIY. Everything else for now is a waste of money.

[@alrightythen1533]

Very happy with my Makita. Only complaint is the metric marking, but I've adjusted to it.

[@bgood73044]

Someone who shall remain nameless should have waited until they watched your video before making theirs. It would have been "real nass like".

[@Mike-In-O-Town]

If you have any dialog with Milwaukee (which I know you do), please pass along a message for me. The message is as follows...."Get off your asses and give me a damn Milwaukee track saw to work with the rest of my Milwaukee tools and batteries." This is ridiculous that everyone in the market has a track saw available except Milwaukee.

[@youcantouchgrasstoo]

My forever track saw is worth the wait. Nice try Satan.

[@VCGConstruction]

🤣🤣

[@RidgidRon]

I have a used rarely Bora system that I can use with my 120 volt circular saw. If I didn't have that then I would surely buy this. Ridgid Ron

[@MojoMorlock]

It’s not far off in price of the makita set, I’ll be the snob and lean that way ahaha