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09-20-2014, 09:57 AM
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Have a 18v Ryobi fetish. In the Ryobi case (brandnew!) Circular saw, sawzall, vac, light and drill ($45). In the Porter Cable tool bag are sawzall blades and a sweet router plunger with bits for a dremel ($20). Also picked up a 18v grinder (brand new and free thanks Home Depot) and 18v jigsaw ($20) this week. Drink holder a little hard to reach but it holds a large McDucks unsweetened T nicely. You're not the only one who does extreme mods 
09-20-2014, 10:13 AM
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Nice scores!
I recieved a Ryobi kit (circular saw, sawzall & light) for X-mas several years ago. Used it a lot more than I thought I would. Beat the crap out of 'em and used them on many jobs (back when I built houses for a living). Suprised me on how long they have survived.
The batteries crapped out before anything broke. I liked using these cordless tools so much, I purchased new batteries (cells) on eBay, cracked open the Ryobi battery pack and replaced the batteries, then put the battery pack back together. Good as new.
Concerning that drink holder. With a helmet on, you will need a crazy straw man.
I recieved a Ryobi kit (circular saw, sawzall & light) for X-mas several years ago. Used it a lot more than I thought I would. Beat the crap out of 'em and used them on many jobs (back when I built houses for a living). Suprised me on how long they have survived.
The batteries crapped out before anything broke. I liked using these cordless tools so much, I purchased new batteries (cells) on eBay, cracked open the Ryobi battery pack and replaced the batteries, then put the battery pack back together. Good as new.
Concerning that drink holder. With a helmet on, you will need a crazy straw man.
09-20-2014, 02:25 PM
#6
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 2,116
Have a 18v Ryobi fetish. In the Ryobi case (brandnew!) Circular saw, sawzall, vac, light and drill ($45). In the Porter Cable tool bag are sawzall blades and a sweet router plunger with bits for a dremel ($20). Also picked up a 18v grinder (brand new and free thanks Home Depot) and 18v jigsaw ($20) this week. Drink holder a little hard to reach but it holds a large McDucks unsweetened T nicely. You're not the only one who does extreme mods
09-20-2014, 07:32 PM
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09-20-2014, 07:41 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2013
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Nice scores!
I recieved a Ryobi kit (circular saw, sawzall & light) for X-mas several years ago. Used it a lot more than I thought I would. Beat the crap out of 'em and used them on many jobs (back when I built houses for a living). Suprised me on how long they have survived.
The batteries crapped out before anything broke. I liked using these cordless tools so much, I purchased new batteries (cells) on eBay, cracked open the Ryobi battery pack and replaced the batteries, then put the battery pack back together. Good as new.
Concerning that drink holder. With a helmet on, you will need a crazy straw man.
I recieved a Ryobi kit (circular saw, sawzall & light) for X-mas several years ago. Used it a lot more than I thought I would. Beat the crap out of 'em and used them on many jobs (back when I built houses for a living). Suprised me on how long they have survived.
The batteries crapped out before anything broke. I liked using these cordless tools so much, I purchased new batteries (cells) on eBay, cracked open the Ryobi battery pack and replaced the batteries, then put the battery pack back together. Good as new.
Concerning that drink holder. With a helmet on, you will need a crazy straw man.
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