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Take a company like Ryobi. Is that sold in the states? I know a gardener that uses their saws, and it isn't uncommon to see them having been purchased. I have done some basic repairs on one. I have a couple Ryobi drills and a flashlight that came in a three part rechargeable set. Ryobi is...

Chris, you make a good point. I just happen to think that there are more righteous ways to make a living than putting out poorly designed stuff, even if it satisfies a niche in the market. I have looked over those cheapos pretty good, and the basic premise seems wrong, at least imo. I can't...

That is probably only a US thing. Husky sells some junk here, have to wonder why, other than people will buy them. No EPA, no ethanol.

You never see them selling cheapos in the home centers either, not like some of the biggest names in saw brands....ahem... Pride is a nice thing.

For some reason, Shindaiwa never seems to get the attention it deserves. I agree with Willard, they are very smooth. Something good has been worked out on them. Haven't used any newer models though.

I'm not sure if this is a serious discussion about Shindaiwa or not, but if it is, have to say that they are some of the most reliable saws that I have ever used. A pro user tool, quite well made really. They are almost too smooth running to be interesting.