"bob" wrote:

Same here. Kids bought me a 14.4v Ryobi trim saw/drill combo for
Father's Day a few years ago. I took the saw (less than a year old at
the time) and two fully charged batteries to a local place where I buy
baltic birch. I needed to rip 2 sheets of 1/2" baltic so they would
fit in the SUV. I am not making this up - the trim saw cut exactly 2
feet on each battery before dying. A sheet of baltic is 5' long.
Fortunately, the yard had a hand saw that I could finish the cut with.

I was at the same yard two days ago with my almost new Milwaukee 18v
trim saw and two batteries. I bought four sheets of 1/2" baltic. The
Milwaukee breezed right through all four cuts with plenty of battery
to spare.

It boils down to buying quality tools. A used quality tool is better
than a new, cheap tool.

I still have the Ryobi set and will let it go for a song.



When I think back on all the crap I’ve learned in highschool
It’s a wonder I can think at all
Though my lack of education hasn’t hurt me much
I can read the writings on the walls

Chorus:
Kodachrome, they give us those nice bright colours
They give us the greens of summers
Makes you think all the world’s a sunny day, oh yeah
I got a nikon camera, I love to take a photograph
So mama don’t take my kodachrome away

If you took all the girls I knew when I was single
Brought ’em all together for one night
I know they’d never match my sweet imagination
Everything looks better in black and white

Chorus

Mama don’t take my kodachrome away, mama don’t take my kodachrome away
Mama don’t take my kodachrome away

Mama don’t take my kodachrome, mama don’t take my kodachrome
Mama don’t take my kodachrome away
Mama don’t take my kodachrome and leave your boy so far from home
Mama don’t take my kodachrome away
Mama don’t take my kodachrome, whew whew, mama don’t take my kodachrome
away

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