This is the best compound miter saw FOR THE MONEY! Tons of power and some cool features
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2025
- Today we are looking at the all new and improved Ryobi 10" miter saw with bevel. probably the best miter saw for the money on the market today, and has a bunch of cool features. also, we settle one of the biggest beefs we have with our friends over @coptool!
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Ryobi 10 in. Compound Miter Saw
Heavy Duty 14 Amp Motor with 5,500 RPM
Includes: 24T Carbide-Tipped Blade, Wrench, Dust Bag, and Clamp
Perfect for heavy duty jobs or DIY projects
RYOBI introduces the 10 in. Compound Miter Saw with LED. The heavy duty 14 Amp motor delivers up to 5,500 RPM for the power to make difficult cuts. It features a 1-1/4 in. dust port to help keep your work area clean. The 24-tooth Carbide-Tipped blade provides improved performance for fast, clean cuts and an LED Cutline Indicator for higher accuracy. Backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty, the 10 in. Compound Miter Saw with LED includes a 24-tooth Carbide Tipped Blade, a blade wrench, a dust bag, a work clamp and an operator’s manual.
Powerful 14 Amp motor boasts 5,500 RPM for heavy-duty cutting
LED Cutline Indicator for higher accuracy cutting
Miter stops located at the most common angles 0°, 15°, 22.5°, 31.6° and 45° left and right for quick cut settings
Electric brake stops the blade in seconds
Adjustable bevel 0° - 45° with adjustable positive stops at 0° and 45°
Spindle lock for easy single wrench blade changes
Extended miter range from 47° left and right for a wide variety of cuts
Machined and cast miter scale for accuracy
3-year manufacturer’s warranty
Includes: (1) TS11346 10 in. Compound Miter Saw, 24-tooth Carbide-Tipped blade, blade wrench, dust bag, work clamp and operator’s manual
I bought this saw for $179 specifically to build shelves in my garage. Went through 30 2x4’s without breaking a sweat. Flawless. A few of the cuts were broken out and splintered, but I don’t think that is the saws fault. Great saw, especially for the money.
Neighbors : “he is talking to his tools again, Kids stay inside
Haha, pretty much
😅
Thank the good Lord. Exactly the review I needed to see. 2 hours now looking through every possible saw on the market. I'm now done. Getting it tomorrow.
LOL
For the average homeowner-this saw will do.
Until it breaks.
thank god that you made this video cuz i was contemplating if i should get this saw or not, but i think i will. thanks man
I use this a lot bro. Let me know how you like it👊
@@ToolReviewZone totally
Same here.
Just bought a reconditioned one for $80. Looks new actually. I'm a weekend wood worker nothing serious making a let gate right now and doing fence repair stuff. I couldn't justify buying a $500 saw. Happy camper.
I'm with you. I need to redo part of my deck and instead of hiring it done, figured I could hack it. Borrowed my neighbors' miter saw and thought "this is the way to go." Went and picked this model up tonight.
I just bought my own miter saw recently because of watching ur video.. thank u so much it works so well and the led is awesome but the weight is even better being pretty light... its awesome!!
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback Jennifer!!!!
It’s a year later is it still good?
Just bought one before watching it and glad I found your video! I think I made a good buy!
I just brought one. Thank you for the review.
I just got it unboxed and can't wait to try it for my crown moulding job......Got it for $ 169 at Home Depot....
I have this in the box still after buying it last year. Needed it for small shelves and hobby projects but wood got expensive and now I’m finally getting ready to use it. Mine has an led light but you didn’t mention that. I worry about dust and the loudness since I live in an apartment
I got this saw and I really like it.
It’s really smooth and accurate.
Only complaint is the dust it makes this saw makes a mess.
Just pulled the trigger on this saw after watching your review. Thanks!
This test is only if you want to saw with a precision miter saw. (not for rough work).
Tips and Test:
Very important if you would like to saw with precision. (avoid torsion as much as possible)!
Always choose a Miter saw with a handle positioned in a vertical line above the saw blade.
Everything must be aligned, slide rails, handle, and saw blade,it is much better this way the blade will not tilt.
Because there is some torsion in the aluminum housing .
And choose an engine with softstart on it to prevent wear of the gear and worm shaft.
It is very important that everything is aligned.
Here are some examples to show how the handle must be positioned above the blade.
Bosch gcm 800 sj / Bosch gcm 8 sjl / Evolution rage 3 / FESTOOL KS 60 / Bosch GCM 8 SDE / FESTOOL KS 60 E KAPEX / Metabo KGSV 72 Xact / Bosch PCM 8 SD / Hitachi C10FSH.
(This also is the case with the Miter saw without the slide rails).
(If you want). You can test it yourself at home if there is torsion in the aluminum housing.
Step-1. First you make a saw cut from +-5 mm deep in to a flat piece of wood about +- 20 mm thick to this with the normal handle positioned on the right side of the Miter saw (the wood it will remain in place until the test is completed).
Step-2. Then repeat this by pushing the saw blade down with your hand (finger) on the aluminum protective cover were the saw blade is cased in. Just now only do this without the running engine.
Step-3. Now you can see if the saw blade will be positioned in or next to the saw cut. If the saw blade is (+- 0,2 / 0,5 mm) next to the saw cut then there is torsion in the aluminum housing (test is completed).
Step-4. therefor it is much better to choose a Miter saw with the handle positioned vertical in line above the saw blade.
Conclusion: how further away the handle is from the saw blade how more chance of torsion in the aluminum housing.(don't go for that).
Also with a cheap slide miter saw it is still better the handgriff in line a above the saw blade than on the right side. Maybe they will make it someday then we have a winner...
Just got this saw today. Going to unbox tomorrow . Hoping it will make making cradled art panels for my art easier than the stupid miter box.
Thanks!! Just bought one. Needed to know more about it. Awesome.
Thank you so much for this review! It helps me out a lot
Thank you! Great video.
lol, "best" and "Ryobi" together tells me everything I need to know about the quality of your content on this channel.
I have a blue one thats at least 10 yrs or more i think, that also has the adjustable left or right front stop. I use it for renovations, furniture, firewood etc., and it still works great. A bit of a mess to clean up afterwards though lol.
Omg lol loved the song!!! You should be on radio!
Hahaha, thanks Angela!!!
Thanks for the awesome feedback Angela!!!!
Upgrade it with Diablo 60 tooth blade and you will love cutting wood!!! I couldn’t stop cut touching the finish after every cut!
That's what I'm thinking. Really liking this saw over the kobalt 10".
I currently (not for long) have the 10" sliding version. I was trying to cut some miters and could not get the gapless fit on some table leg supports.... Then I put a square on the cut... It was about 7-8 degrees out (up and down) and the crappy little green plastic indicator was pointed at 0° so I start trying to fix it and the little adjustment screw breaks off because I was trying to adjust it beyond it's capabilities
You buy Ryobi, you get ryopbi.
Any idea why the blade hits the throat plate on a 45 bevel cut? I`m ready to return this pos.
I'm going to buy one of those tomorrow at home depot its the replacement of my craftsman because I can't find any part's for it at all.
I just got this saw but my complaint is the fence, one of the holes to attach a wood fence for a stop block is behind the fence bolt so you can’t use it. They should have made the fence higher and set the holes higher. It is good for the price though.
Great video clint
Thanks brother
I'd like to purchase my first miter saw, and have been looking at Ryobi. Can't seem to decide on this compound miter version, or the one that has the sliding feature, which costs $219. Of course, the sliding feature will let you cut larger boards, but will also take up more space. (Not sure the exact depth dimensions) Anyone have any thoughts as to what would be the better purchase?
I bought the sliding, and ended up returning it. It was huge.
For a first mitre saw, 10” should be more than enough
Good song👍🏼 I’m with you, definitely pronounced Ryobi 🤟🏼
Haha thanks Benjamin, and damn right bro👊
I've been borrowing a friends Delta miter saw for the past 12+ years, (it also has that front clamp). My projects have become more frequent so I'm looking into my own. Even though my projects included wine racks, a bar, and even cabinets for a kitchen island, I consider myself a beginner. Especially since I'm just finding out the miter saw has a tilt feature...LOL! This Ryobi seems right for me and it's budget friendly. Thank you for the review! You made a point to mention that it's not brushless, how does that differ from others?
You would just need to replace brushes every once in a while which is easy to do and cheap to buy. The Brushless motors are also a bit more powerful
12 years?!
@@MonsieurDee LOL! Yup, probably longer. They didn't use it much.
I have never in 55+ years had to replace brushes in any "universal" AC brushed motor tool I have personally owned--many years ago we used a number of Craftsman 7" right angle grinders in a production line environment, 16 to 24 hrs/day--the brushes were good for over a year before needing replacement.
HF usually provides a set of spare brushes with their corded tools, i have a small drawer full of them that i have never needed...
I have a ryobi but the angle guide is now missing how can I get a new one???
Good information there sir, thank you for your time
Great review, addressed what I needed it to, and on the strength of the Ryobi song I've subscribed
Welcome to the channel Edward!!!!
I LOVE mine!
1:15 'And when they stop, they stop'
Not the one(10" sliding, not the one on the video)on display in HD which had a play of 2 degrees on each positive stops, because of differently designed locking. Look under and will see it's different from the rest of better brands. So you have to screw and unscrew the handle each time you change the angle to remedy that.
That screw clamp thing is on my dads Rigid mitre saw. He bought it quite a few years ago and it looks similar to the Ryobi
I believe rigid and ryobi are made by the same company. That may have something to do with it. Both nice tools
@@SuarezA21 yeah that makes sense
Could this cut 4x4?
My Ryobi will not cut walnut. I tried to cut a 3/4 inch board and it cut only a fraction of the way. Is it just the blade that came with it?
Yes use the Diablo
will this cut 1/4" steel ? What would I need? thx
Buy a chop saw, not a miter saw.
Will this run on a 2,200W Energizer inverter generator?
I think you have hit on your hands with that song😁🎶. I have the Ryobi 10in sliding mitre saw. It's weird because angles the left are correct but to the right are off at the stops. This saw cuts nice like.
Hahaha, its going straight to #1 bro! Sounds like something may need adjusting on yours buddy?
Can this saw cut 5.5” wide maple stock?
Great review. Do u still recommend saw
Welp, you sold this saw today, so you need to report to Ryobi to get your cut. Anyway, the decision for me had a lot to do with weight. I have a disability, and use either one or two crutches depending on the situation, so heft does makes a difference. I looked longingly at the 12" when I was at HD, but in the long run, this will serve most if not all of my diy needs, and the size as well as weight looked more manageable. Thanks for the review, sir. You really did help me.
Ninja edit: I loved the song, too.
Thank you so much for the comment Betty!!! I always have people asking me if I will sell this saw, and I always tell them no as its light, easy to move around and powerful...you'll Really like it. As for the song, I always thought it was Grammy award winning material
@@ToolReviewZone It's a great song, isn't it? I just sang it to my parrot and he loves it, too. ha ha
how is the saw holding up after 1.5 years? any issues worth mentioning?
Been great. I use this a lot and it still runs awesome. Still having issues with it locking in the down position like mentioned in this video, but other than that, I love it 👊
I gave you a thumbs up just for the ryobi song! Thanks for that
Haha, thanks Don't
Getting one of these...ill be doing a lot cutting on composite boards...will the blade be okay?
Last year was looking for a budget 10 inch miter and was torn between this one and the kobalt from lo 🤢. Low🤮 Lowes🤮🤮🤮 and ended grabbing that kobalt just bc it had a few more features. That Ryobi looks pretty decent though
They are coming out with a cordless version
As a beginner wood worker should I go with a Miter or a Table saw first? I recently just purchased a Circular 7 1/4 DeWt cordless saw. My wife is wanting me to build some rustic farm style benches. I also already have a cordless drill and impact driver. Any replies welcome.
If I could only choose one, I'd go miter 100% of the time
Tool Review Zone I went with a Craftsman 10” local pickup for $75. Really solid saw.
What’s better. This saw or the sliding? The sliding seems to take up to much room
I have one. I can’t get it to cut a 45 degree cut. I tired almost everything. And I changed to blade too. Maybe a got a lemon.
May be a stupid question here, but did you make sure nothing was hindering it? Could be wood, clamp or something else catching it?
Tool Review Zone I tried everything I could think of. Used levels, squares, even made sure my squares were square. It cuts 90 fine, but won’t cut a 45. I played with for 3 days.
How good is it cutting other wood from pine ? I’m thinking of getting this or the table saw
Ryobi for the win. When you were cutting that 2 x 4 it looks like I saw a shadow line on the wood when you pushed the saw blade down towards the wood and the blade cut right where that line was. Maybe I'm hallucinating check it out. Peace brother
I saw it like you. The right way
Haha, yeah buddy!!!!
What is the model of this saw? Thanks!
I subscribed because your content reviews are cool and new to me!
Also I was looking for a good reviews on this mitter saw!
Cheers!
Thanks for the comment!!!
what do you think of the kobalt
It looks like it has a shadow line cut indicator. Is this correct? And if yes, do you find it useful?
I just pick this up today and yes it has a shadow indicator. The reviews on the HD website were pretty good, but Ryobi is a home owners tool so take it for what it is. I'm an Electrician by trade so don't need a pro one, just something to tackle small projects around the house.
The LED he talked about is mounted on the front of the upper blade guard in the black plastic housing you can see in the video, and shines straight down onto the blade. From the little bit I played with it today, even in the evening sun, I could surprisingly still see the shadow, and it did cast a pretty sharp line. Only more use will tell how useful and accurate it really is. Out of the box I did have to make adjustments to bring everything square, so definitely put a square on it before use. Since this is my first compound miter saw, I can't really comment on anything else until I use it more. It is a pretty jumpy little beast though!
How well can you see the led? I wanted a laser saw but this Ryobi LED is on sale.
I think cant see much
Just got mine is it normal to see oil on the sliders ?
No its normal 👊
No laser?
I'm planning to build a new desk soonish, and will need a miter saw. Was looking at the 10" DeWalt, but this is a lot cheaper. Is this Ryobi good enough for a deck build?
It will be fine, but if you plan on building 20 decks go with some more heavy duty. Basically this is what this saw is made for, but it your a professional, you need it to be more heavy duty
@@ToolReviewZone Right on, thanks. I'm not a pro. Just a homeowner who wants to give it a go himself.
It's only good for 2x4 though. I understand it has its place but if you only have room for one saw?
Hey my Brother this is my #1 tools Ryobi cheap price that's me lol,Hey Brother Happy holidays to you and all your Family and Friend later :)
Thanks brother. I hope you and yours also has a happy holiday my friend
My gfs wondering why I’m laughing watching tool reviews
I just bought one used for $60! Is it worth it? Unfortunately no clamps with it.. and the blade is dull! LOL Blades $5...
Very important if you would like to saw with precision.(avoid torsion as much as possible)!
Always choose a Miter saw with a handle positioned in a vertical line above the saw blade.
Everything must be aligned, slide rails, handle, and saw blade, it is much better this way the blade will not tilt.
Because there is some torsion in the aluminum housing .
And choose an engine with softstart on it to prevent wear of the gear and worm shaft.
It is very important that everything is aligned.
Here are some examples to show how the handle must be positioned above the blade.
Bosch gcm 800 sj / Bosch gcm 8 sjl / Evolution rage 3 / FESTOOL KS 60 / / HITACHI C12RSH2 / FESTOOL KS 60 E KAPEX / Metabo KGSV 72 Xact .
(This also is the case with the Miter saw without the slide rails).
If you want you can test it yourself at home if there is torsion in the aluminum housing.
Step-1. First you make a saw cut from +-5 mm deep in to a flat piece of wood. To this with the normal handle positioned on the right side of the Miter saw.
Step-2. Then repeat this by pushing the saw blade down with your hand (finger) on the aluminum protective cover were the saw blade is cased in. Just now only do this without the running engine.
Step-3. Now you can see if the saw blade will be positioned in or next to the saw cut. If the saw blade is (+- 0,2 / 0,5 mm) next to the saw cut then there is torsion in the aluminum housing.
Step-4. therefor it is much better to choose a Miter saw with the handle positioned vertical in line above the saw blade.
That's a load of crap. The only thing those handles do is mess up your wrist after using the saw a lot. People use the saws like the Dewalt Bosch, Makita, etc. with the horizontal handle all the time for precision work and finish carpentry with no problems. You just have to not be an ape when you use it. In fact, most of the popular brands of saws only come with the horizontal handle.
Your song got you the like! Lol! Many Blessings.. The Living God was here...
Is this good for cutting limbs?
I would use a recip saw
I know this is a dumb question, I’m looking to get this as a gift. What is this sitting on? Just saw horses?
Not a dumb question. Yeah, I think I had this sitting on saw horses for the vid
So does it cut a 4x4?
Decent tool
I dont like giving home depot money but its a good saw to bang around and make rough cuts for the money.
Sorry to disturb your musical number but, what model is this?
Have u reviewed any of the Kobalt miter saws? Lowe's is just closer to me lol
Screw it...I just ordered the Ryobi.
No, I haven't Nurz, but I hear they are pretty good
Ryobi makes great tools but I would whole heartedly advise against any 10” non sliding miter saw. I’ve had mine for years and it is the one tool I regret. Spend the extra money and buy a 10” or 12” sliding miter saw. Every time you need to cut board bigger than a 2x4, you’ll be glad you went the extra mile
I just sold a 12" "slider" I've had for 7 years, and bought this 10" Ryobi--in those years I think I crosscut something wider than 6" maybe 2 or 3 times..But, on stock that wide I'm pretty good with a SkilSaw with a decent blade...
Thumbs up for the song. lol
I really like how you showed how accurate all the cuts were with this...Oh, wait, you didn't do any of that. The only thing you did was praise a very crappy saw for being able to cut through pine and having a terrible clamp that absolutely fails to Keep your wood clamped down.
Damn, that is a serious amount of dust for a saw THAT HAS A DUST BAG.
Yea i have this saw the dust bag sucks but the saw itself performs wondfully
(I don't use the dust bag anymore, waste of time)
Lmfao love the song and I agree as well cop tool is wrong its RYobi
Anybody who can work "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" into a saw review deserves a LIKE and SUBSCRIBE from me! 😂 Awesome work and thanks for sharing your knowledge. I'm building my collection and I think I'm sold on this one.
I'm DIYer it works great accurate but the dust collection doesn't work at all
I thought I was going to see a serious review, then you started singing that silly song. Sigh... I clicked "subscribe".
Hahaha, welcome the channel Kevin!!!
Imagine it’s only for 135$ unbelievable
That's super cheap
"check this saw ow. please smeesh that like button" what accent is this?
I know some older guys that say "roebee"
I notice the dust bag is useless
Good bang for the buck but ryobi is built to price and uses plastic gears not metal
I wish it had laser
Perfect. I'm looking for a good saw for my bbq
DWS 779 would like to talk.
hah of course.. Dewalt people coming out thinking it is some sort of higher level, when of course, both produced in China.. same builds, different brands. Sorry dude
@@atom069 total nonsense. Ryobi is mid tier made with mid tier parts, regardless of where it's made. The DWS 779 is top tier, 1b to the 780. No other brand offers the level of performance or quality at that price. My original statement stands, and it has nothing to do with 'Dewalt people.' TTI produces Milwaukee to compete with Dewalt, so your statement doesn't even make sense. Dollar for dollar, the 779 beats any Ryobi. I have this Ryobi and my 779 is better in every way, including price point.
Hmmm.. this dude has a whole song related to the pronunciation.. when really.. it's Japanese.. which is pronounced.. "Lyobi" in English.. just saying.. my wife is Japanese, sh*t's real. Good saw though, worth the money.. especially refurbs on Direct tools outlet for $100
Actually "Japanese people can't pronounce R and L correctly. They don't exist in Japanese. It is not, as was asked of me once, a genetic defect. Japanese people who spent their childhood years in an English speaking country can pronounce both sounds fine ...The Japanese version of the 'rrr' type of sound, the ra ri ru re ro (ら り る れ ろ) row in the phonetic hiragana alphabet, is somewhere between R and L.
So, 'rice' gets pronounced 'lice', 'balloon' as 'baroon', etc.
-a Japanese blogger
So Technically your wife is right and wrong at the same time.
Dust collection sucks so badly..
I thought it was pronounced Ryobi.
Hmmmm, I think its actually pronounced (Ryobi) 🤣👊
Luis💰👎😭🙏💯
Ryobi = crap. They don't even have a quality control system to ensure their products are not shipped with defects!
Are u serious 🤣
Ryobi miter saws are terrible. None of the castings are machined properly. They will work okay for things like framing or flooring but with furniture or trim the low quality becomes obvious.
Yeah they are definitely not finish saws, but I actually really like them for those jobs.use mine a lot
If you work on a job site everyday, you would be laughed off the site with this. Nice saw but this is a home owner tool, not a professional tool.
I'm a contractor for home rehaps working with realities everyday I use Ryobi I love them never had a problem never got laughed off a job site yet difference of opinions I guess however my Ryobi tools have paid for theirselves numerous times I have had other contractors want to use my tools several times over their expensive tools it's a preference and opinions is all it is no different then Ford vs Chevy bullshit
In my experience, the only people that get laughed at on the jobsite are the people that don't know what they're doing. Maybe that was your issue? I've done thousands of cuts with this saw, and the only thing I laugh about is how I could have paid $2-300 more for a yellow miter with no slide and 1000 less RPM's.
If you're a contractor, you'll skip 10" blade saws. 216mm and 305mm saws are all you will need. Tested and proven by years in the trade. Don't waste your hard earned money on something in between like this.
Why?
@@Stay-vigilant For me it's straight forward. 216mm for small trim jobs and or 2x2's and such materials. 305mm for bigger crown molding, 4x4 or bigger materials. Something in between like 250mm saws will many times be too heavy or just too much for small jobs. On the other hand, 250mm or so saws maybe too small for bigger jobs or material. Having a 216mm and a 305mm saw for me just makes sense and saves time and money. I never have needed anything in between, but when I did, I needed a 305mm saw, not 250mm. In fact everyone I know who owns a 250mm saw is always asking to borrow either of my saws LOL.
Sounds like know your stuff. But I'd say this saw is geared towards DIY'ers who don't want to spend big bucks for a miter.
@@4seeableTV Good point.
Thanks Joe. So to cut 4 x 4s, what do you recommend? I'm a beginner and am just going to make a workout bench and a power rack.