Makita PC01R3 12V Max CXT Cordless Multi-Cutter 

It wouldn't surprise me if Ryobi got one eventually, and Milwaukee is basically just a red overpriced Ryobi these days that occasionally gets better versions of Ryobi tools that Ryobi tests on the market first. But to each their own.

You might be able to use the Milwaukee M12 Compact Cut-Off tool for this application >> www.acmetools.com/shop/tools/milwaukee-2522-21xc

You might want to look into Milwaukee metal Shears

Yes! It can cut cardboard, carpet, leather, rubber and vinyl up to 1/4" thick.

@@acmetools can it cut PVC sheets about 2 mm?

All of the tti lines are weirdly devoid of one of these.

But faster

Oh and less fatigue

I bet the forearm feels great after breaking down a pile of boxes with a Stanley. With the Makita, you can cut cardboard into spaghetti if you wanted and still be able to open a tight jar of pickles afterward!

Also, double or triple wall cardboard, the problem isn't the card but the damn glue, always a real annoyance to get that off a blade, not hard, but not fun either.

Thanks. You just saved me money. Criticts are always the comments of truth to look out for 👍

We use these tools on a daily bases for resizing card board. They are excellent. I am watching this video to see if there was a new model out for the third one I will buy.

I use this to cut carton boxes and i cut a lot of them, this tool is excellent for that.I dont know why you dislike this tool.

You know what I’m glad you like them and find them useful, to be fair I was really just thinking about my uses and actually didn’t consider resizing/reusing cardboard boxes that’s actually a really good reason to use this and I’m sure 1 battery lasts forever with just cutting cardboard , I was coming from a carpenters lifestyle and I didn’t even think about the shipping box factor

The purpose of this product is to save the user calories. Cutting cardboard boxes to throw away or to use for packaging material will burn calories; using a razor blade based tool will burn more calories than using this electric tool. What this tool has over a basic chainsaw or circular saw, is the weight and volume. You could use this in your bedroom without waking your family/roommates. You could use this sitting down, watching tv. The only criticisms that fundamentally make sense to have for this tool, if you're using it to save calories when cutting things, is the power output, the blade size, and the ergonomics.

You are able to turn closed captions off, if you'd like!

Or the same independent designer sold the design to a few companies... See it all the time, competition is how this capitalism stuff is supposed to work, can't have competition if a few companies hold all the best ideas, and never improve on them, but also never allow others to improve on them either.