The ONBOARD GUIDING BASE lets you keep precise control over your cuts even when you have both hands on the tool.
The bevel adjustment knob on the side of the machine makes it easy to cut a wide range of angles. You can use it to set the angle. Your angle should be up to 56 degrees.
Strong ABS PLASTIC makes the tool light and strong, so you can cut through wood with more control and speed because it’s less heavy.
The grip has an RUBBER OVERMOLD that helps you keep a good grip even when the ground is slippery.
One+: The P507 can be used with Ryobi’s 18V batteries, either lithium ion or NiCad, just like other tools in Ryobi’s One+ family. These batteries have the P100, P102, P103, P104, P105, P107, and P108 in them.
If you want one of Ryobi’s most powerful power cutting tools, the P507 is the one for you. This has the same power as corded tools, but it also has the mobility and convenience of cordless tools. There is a handle on the back of the board that you can use to control your straight cut. With that, as well as a rubberized mold on the main handle, it will be easy for you to cut. Having a small weight helps this grip system work. Make sure you don’t let its plastic fool you; it is very real. In many construction jobs, there is a lot of rough work that needs to be done. This ABS material will be able to handle that. Whenever the box is open, you can see for yourself. There is a 6 1/2 inch, 24T, thin kerf, carbide-tipped saw blade that can do a lot of work. It’s 6 1/2 inches long. Having an on-board blade wrench makes it easy to change the stock blade for one that’s better for your cutting style. With this powerful tool, you’ll be able to use it for everything from building shelves in your garage to help with professional construction projects. Ryobi gets it right with the P507, which is a great tool. Batteries are not included.
One of my Christmas gifts was the “Ryobi P507 One+ 18V Lithium Ion Cordless 6 1/2 Inch 4,700 RPM Circular Saw with Blade. The fact that I love Ryobi tools made me very happy when I got this package. As soon as I was done with all of my other tools, I put this one away. How about this? Two weeks after the return window closed, we found out. Yup. Screw is stuck. Can’t put on a blade. New. Then I called Amazon product support. They told me to go to Home Depot to get my car fixed, so I did. There were no employees at the store who had ever done repairs, but they tried to get the screw out so they could put on the blade. They couldn’t do it. It’s full. Then Amazon sent me to a Ryobi dealer or repair shop. When I got there, there was no such shop. What’s going on. It’s not just me.
