Ryobi circular saw ?
#1
04-19-17, 05:03 AM
Ryobi circular saw ?
Is a Ryobi circular saw ok? I've got a Ryobi saw that cuts trees, can't remember what it's called. I think it's called a reciprocal saw.
What amps should I get, etc?
I think I want a cordless. Do they come with charger and battery?
They've got some sub $50 or around $50 ones at HD.
I very rarely cut wood, but I'm going to use it to cut down my bathroom vanity to 21 inches from 22.
What amps should I get, etc?
I think I want a cordless. Do they come with charger and battery?
They've got some sub $50 or around $50 ones at HD.
I very rarely cut wood, but I'm going to use it to cut down my bathroom vanity to 21 inches from 22.
#2
04-19-17, 05:40 AM
Cordless batteries don't fair well if left on the shelf/bench for long periods of time. So unless you have other cordless tools that take the same battery I would recommend getting a corded tool. Some come with a charger but not all. Don't remember if they all come with a battery.
Generally the more amps a tool has the stouter the motor.
Generally the more amps a tool has the stouter the motor.
#5
04-19-17, 01:04 PM
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cut down my bathroom vanity to 21 inches from 22
Cutting a vanity is not simple, they use a lot of glue and various joints and attempting to disassemble and reassemble is a fair amount of work.
I've only cut one base cabinet, down to a desk height, and used a big table saw, dont think I'd attempt with hand tools!
#7
04-20-17, 03:45 AM
Is this the height or width??
Cutting a vanity is not simple, they use a lot of glue and various joints and attempting to disassemble and reassemble is a fair amount of work.
I've only cut one base cabinet, down to a desk height, and used a big table saw, dont think I'd attempt with hand tools!
Cutting a vanity is not simple, they use a lot of glue and various joints and attempting to disassemble and reassemble is a fair amount of work.
I've only cut one base cabinet, down to a desk height, and used a big table saw, dont think I'd attempt with hand tools!
It may actually look ok on the 22 inch (depth) vanity, but I haven't tried it yet. I actually have to get the vanity top again. I had a granite one, but I got a little scared of the radon thing and brought it back. I'll most likely just get a solid top, not granite.
