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The recent review of Milwaukee's 4 piece set was interesting. I didn't know there was such a small copper pipe cutter out there. I would love to see more videos of that tool in action, like cutting pipe in really tight spots. Maybe you guys can do another video like that or maybe direct us to a video somewhere else that shows more of the tool in action. Thank You!

Yah, this looks like a nice tool for the money. I have a hard time believing that the table doesn't move around more when you put the saw in it though. The price seems okay, and I think the light weight makes it really cool for long term use and portability. Now this site just has to give us tips on the cheapest place to get these tools!!

Nice little write up on the Honda engine. I think they would be fun to use for go carts, or are these babies to much power for 10 to 12 year old kids to drive around a track on?

I really like this concept! For some one who is new to power tools, Ryobi gets it right by making it easier to use a tool by taking the decision out of the user's hands and letting the machine make the changes. :shock:

Absolutely hilarious post! I can count at least 5 things that have happened to me doing the things this guy, or gal talks about. Thanks for the laughs!!

I would love to learn more about these types of batteries! How do you know when you can't recharge them anymore, and are they dangerous if a irresponsible user just leaves them out in the heat or cold?

learn how to spell dude! it's advice, not advise! That's 3rd grade spelling.

I think Milwaukee carries the broadest line of overall great tools. Then maybe Bosch. I am just a novice though. So the Milwaukee tools are easy to use.

Do any of the hardware stores such as Home Depot have a service to clean blades for cheap if you have alot of them?