I have had the m18 fuel Sawzall for over a year now and while I like its power, its weight has been an issue. So I purchased a Ryobi p516 to see if it could replace the m18. While your findings may vary for my particular set of circumstances/tool use scenarios I will be going back to Ryobi. I purchased the m18 fuel Sawzall here [ Ссылка ] .
That being said if the weight/price is not a problem for you then I would say the m18 Fuel is definitely the better tool. That being said that old Ryobi sawzall I have had for probably 10 or more years now has taken a beating and done a ton of work, so hopefully the new much more powerful Ryobi will do the same but with much more gusto than the old tool.
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