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Ryobi 18V One+ R18CS-0
Latest review: Had earlier version came with laser light guide, new one does not. I burnt out motor on my old one trimming a door which is fine but it would not cut straight even with guide. I bought new one but
Ryobi RTS1825RG
Latest review: purchased the Ryobi able saw last year from Bunnings Midland WA appeared good at first but the table of the saw has warped 5mm from eating edge to centre, the saw has been kept in the same position
Ryobi 18V One+ Saw RRS1801
Latest review: The motor burned out after about 12 months of occasional use (1-2 times/month), mostly gardening and a bit of 'demo' type work. After a bit of grief from Bunnings re. warranty, I replaced it with the
Ryobi 18V P580
Efficient cutting performance, easily adjustable settings, and a cordless design make the Ryobi 18V P580 a reliable unit for all kinds of projects.
Ryobi 18V one+ R18RS
Latest review: After around 12 months of use around a semi-rural property, tasks such as cutting lantana and other bushes, a little bit of "demolition" work cutting up some old house framing, this recip saw failed.
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Ryobi 2200W 305mm Slide Compound Mitre Saw EMS305RG
Latest review: I have been using this product for a week and it is great cuts are square and very happy with the stand that they have made for the saw ! Only problem was the laser needed to be squared up before use
Ryobi EMS1826LRG
Latest review: First surprise was the comic book style 'Original Instructions'. Previously had a CMS 1825 which lasted 8 years and came with an 'Owners Operating Manual' which came with well written instructions
Ryobi 18V One+ R18MS216-0
Latest review: This has been a great addition to my Ryobi ONE+ reno kit. It's lightweight and super easy to carry around and I can use wherever needed without worrying power cords trailing behind. I've used for
Latest review: I absolutely love this saw it has made my chores around the garden a breeze The saw is easy to use and cut branches with ease, very light and easy to manoeuvre the blades are very simple to
Ryobi 2000W Mitre Saw & Stand Combo RMS254DB-K
Latest review: Spotted this saw/stand combination on a recent Bunnings visit. Whilst I had been looking for a sliding mitre saw, was cautious about tools that “looked” good bit did not have the quality required for
Ryobi RSW1240G
Latest review: I bought a Ryobi RSW1240g from bunnings and it has an intermittent heavy Knocking sound ???? I am looking at returning the machine back to Bunnings as I am not happy with the sound. I cannot see
Latest review: I bought the non-brushless Ryobi RRS1801 recip saw, however the motor on that burned out after about 12 months occasional use (mostly in the garden). From my experience and other reviews, I figured a
Latest review: I find this very user-friendly and versatile. I find it is not too noisy, or heavy and is easy to control, though it can be more difficult if the wood is too small or not well held. Using just the
Latest review: Love the Ryobi power tool range. I have the sircular saw, belt sander, impact drill and router. They are easy to use, user friendly, easy to maintain and reliable. Consumables and add ons are readily
Latest review: This saw is a good saw for the price but it takes a lot of setting up because it is no where near the mark when making a 90° cut straight out of the box. Also the lazer line that it produces does,t
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Latest review: No blade lock makes it very difficult to remove blade. No written instructions on how to remove blade - unhelpful cartoon diagrams as a manual Works best on softwoods not hardwood\ Too much play
Latest review: This is a dangerous saw, I only am a tinker with wood but this is the second one in 6 months the brake brushes have gone on me. The cut sits accurately as the red line says. But the kick back from
Latest review: Cost of a new blade i didn't buy a new one. Saw has been gathering dust in my shed i was going to throw it out 14.5.2018 i called saw No up in the computer @ found this report $ 60.00 is still too
Latest review: I've had this saw for a while now and love it. I work to the mm and with a variety of mediums, hardwood, softwood, aluminium and never have i had issue. The laser is easy and accurate, the cuts are
Latest review: I bought a Ryobi scroll saw from Bunnings for $159. August 2020. Got it home and set up a frame to secure it to and unpacked. First thing to note: the users manual has no words at all, only small