Cutoff tool is useless, The Circ saw is useful but flawed, the other three, especially the impact driver, are just great tools, plain and simple

I actually have a slightly older version of this tool, but they're functionally the same. This saw is great, but has a few flaws. Like any 10inch saw, its not great for crown molding or big base. Also, the bevel gauge is pretty lousy, so you have to use an angle finder or a T-bevel to set any bevel besides 0 and 45 degress either way.

An absolute beast. I recommend it very highly. Spinning handle is suprisingly nice luxury. Tons and tons of power.

Way way way better than the Skil one I have, although far too early to tell in the durability department (about two weeks of use for this saw, 35 years for the skil 77. This saw is so light its unbelievable

Not very good. Jams all the time. Get the Hitachi or senco. Theres a reason those are the most expensive, and its becasue they are the best.

Garbage. Jams all the time. Get Hitachi or Senco if you are a pro and need your gun to work consistently.

Very solid tool, will take care of you as long as you aren't looking to do anything bigger than occassional foundation bolts and rebar. Not much use for breaking concrete, except in the most limited capacity. Works well for breaking lighter masonry, like brick or cinderblock. Works great for me.

Awesome if you have other XRP tools. good sound quality, I can plug in my Ipod, Charges batteries, and will run all day on a single battery charge, and very durable.

A great cats paw. Sharper than most, so it does less damage to the surrounding wood. Long enough to double as a small prybar. Worth the money.

Garbage. If you are a professional, bite the bullet and buy a tajima line.

A great buy for anyone. The self-feeding tip actually works, which suprised me, and they're very agressive cutting. The steel is very high quality, even if you run into a few nails the bit won't dull much, although it wont cut through them like a true self-feed bit would. Definitely worth the money.