Jul 6, 2020
4:27:39pm
4:27:39pm
I have not regretted buying Harbor Freight. If I were a professional, it might
be different. Out of 20-30 tools only one hasn't been worth the money.
If you need a good table saw, I wouldn't buy theirs. Mine worked great for construction projects, but when I tried to build a butcher block countertop the consistency was not there.
I did not like my Ryobi router table. The adjustment on the out-take fence is not solid and lets the wood at the end go back into the cutter. I bought a few 1/16 flexible rules to slide behind the fence and that works pretty good.
If you need a good table saw, I wouldn't buy theirs. Mine worked great for construction projects, but when I tried to build a butcher block countertop the consistency was not there.
I did not like my Ryobi router table. The adjustment on the out-take fence is not solid and lets the wood at the end go back into the cutter. I bought a few 1/16 flexible rules to slide behind the fence and that works pretty good.
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7/6/20 4:09pm
Ryobi makes decent tools for the price. I haven't owned a Ryobi drill but I've have a Ryobi miter and table saw and
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