Excellent review. I wish more folks put in an honest review as you do. I'm glad you call it as you see it.

@matthewmeltonTEAMMELTONFISHING

6 ай бұрын

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Nice brother!

@matthewmeltonTEAMMELTONFISHING

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Buddy!

Thanks for watching guys!

Lol only 1 clamp wtf... and of course gotta buy 2 what a crock, maybe a secondary market will start of folks selling 1 ridgid clamp lol, im only few minutes into your video so far, festool 2 clamps is like $100 its a joke what theyre charging for track saw attachments. The new craze, im balls deep researching which one to buy... so far either festool or ridgid are my 2 favorites based on reviews... i have zero festool tools but i have many ridgid tools and they all work very well, all corded though so no batteries if i do buy this tracksaw 😢 thats another $150+ easily. I may comment again

@brucehansen7949

4 ай бұрын

40+ reviews and your the first to demonstrate putting tracks together, not a word from the other 40+ videos.

@brucehansen7949

4 ай бұрын

Alright I finished the video, 90 tools of ridgid daaaammnnn that's a lot. Loved your honesty, wasn't impressed how much it bogged down during the cut. I have a dewalt circular saw running 4 ah battery with 2x the power of that ridgid track saw and your running 8 ah wow that's pathetic, as I said all my ridgid tools are corded so idk they're battery power compared to dewalt or milwaukee, but I know milwaukee blows dewalt out of the water for power, and my dewalt blows out that ridgid based off the sound BUT I was shocked to see no burn marks on the wood after the cut. Got a follow up video after using it awhile? 8ah should do way more than it did I'm dumbfounded by the lack of power none of the other reviews really show real time cuts I just listen to their bias paid opinions. You got a new sub from me cuz of your honesty and the 1 clamp only is all about the $$$ cuz then you gotta buy 2 not 1 and seriously $50? They're $5-10 clamps at best. The track saw part bothers me too, not 1 is made and designed for cutting 8 foot boards and they all damn well know that's the standard length for using a track saw, otherwise we're dealing with 27 1/2" max cuts wtf? We can just use a table saw in them cases. If I wasn't getting into doing epoxy resin tables I would never buy a track saw based on how they scam us after the sale with all the extras that cost $500+