Ryobi fans

We operate a picture framing shop out of our garage and need a miter saw with excellent dust collection. We have a festool dust management system we can connect to it and are looking for something that sprays the least amount of dust in the air. We currently have a dewalt non-sliding which throws over 80% of the dust in the air making it impossible for us to use for framing projects. We need as little dust in the air as possible because it makes it difficult to pack a frame's glass without dust captured within. We operate a large box fan with a furnace filter on it to pull some of the dust out of the air so we can pack frames dust free, but if we don't throw dust up in the first place it's better.
We're in Canada, so are looking for a unit available in our market. We have good availability of Festool, Dewalt, Rigid, Milwaukee, Ryobi, and Bosche.
We ruled out a miter chopper because while they have nearly zero dust they're not versatile for when we want to do non-framing projects which come up regularly for us (building shelving, home improvement, etc). We're limited for space already and want a single unit that can do it all, which a miter chopper won't do.

. . . Home Depot has some decent Memorial Day sales on compact jobsite fans from Milwaukee, Dewalt and ryobi. They have a kit from ryobi that includes two batteries, a charger, and the fan for $100 (I think you can add another tool to the kit as well, but don’t quote me on that).
Those fans are super nice and powerful in the car. If it keeps you cool while working and moving around in hot af weather it will keep you cool while you’re sleeping in a vehicle. You need a place to charge your batteries during the day, that’s the only negative, plus they might be a little bulky for some.
Just thought I’ll let everyone know in case they want to check it out.

First 45min using the new Lawn Mower, it was supposed to be 60+ minutes for a 1/2 acre to 3/4 acre, but real world range is much less and I’m not a fan. I have about 9000 square feet, mostly flat land.
For an EV Mower I was surprised the manual said, “no water anywhere on the mower,” wait, what?” So, how did I clean the chute and undercarriage full of grass? I cleaned it out by hand and a wee sprinkle of water alongside a wet rag. After 20+ minutes of cleaning it I used the blow dryer tool (sorry, the name escapes me at the moment), for about 10min making sure I got any residual water out. 30min to clean a mower…
Because it’s made of mostly plastic and a very thin metal body it scratched very easily. And the grass bag collector is a paper thin material, it could easily rip if it brushed past a thorn bush.
After 45min I used the 5.0 & 8.0 packs on hand, it gave me another 25min as long as I didn’t use the self propelled motor.
The self propelled mower at its highest setting is fast, almost too fast in that you’re practically jogging behind it. The 1 or 2 level setting is too slow, you can walk faster.
For a $1600 machine (CDN) I’m dissatisfied. I will give it another go this weekend, if it’s still disappointing I’m returning it and will look into a gas mower that’s much tougher and can be rinsed off by a power washer, for example. There’s no way an EV based tool isn’t water proof per se.
The self propelled motor is very exposed to the elements, there should be a plate cover beneath it case of rocks or wet grass (like morning cuts).
There is a RYOBI version I saw at Home Depot, but I have to see now if it is also allergic to water lol.
I hope Milwaukee takes the next design a bit more seriously. At this price point it really needs to be tough.
Hope this review helped. I purchased it from Home Depot with a 90 day return policy. Damn, packing this mower back up won’t be fun.
Edit: I came from a regular, run of the mill gas mower w/o electric start or a self propelled function.
After the battery died I stopped using self propelled completely, this extends the range.
During the 45 min I had it at 3 setting for self propelled and used it about 75% of the time.
And level to adjust the height, it kept knocking back down a level or two on its own. I would have it level 5 (out of 8 total) and it would fall down to level 3 by itself. When it was level 3 it would fall down to level 2. I don’t know why it did that, wonder if the notches aren’t deep enough to hold the level setting in place?

So I am looking into getting a Dremel for future projects, while I am a big Ryobi fan, I don't know if I should go with an R18RT-0 or an RRT18, or even a different brand. it doesn't matter if it's corded, but I would like it to have speed adjustment and a base to hold the Dremel. any recommendations?

I want to get a fan that sits on a 5 gallon bucket and has a mister. Dewalt doesn't offer that but Craftsman, Ryobi and Kobalt do. I don't want to get more batteries and chargers so, here I am. Anyone have recommendations for converters that work good?

3-4 years ago I bought a lawn mower from Homedepot. Ryobi crosscut 21". This year I need to replace 3 parts. The Royobi website has the parts as out of stock. One part is no longer being produced. Alternative parts are not suggested. I've search the internet and this particular models parts are not common and if found listed as out of stock. My guess is they are drop shipping from Ryobi.
Ryobi lawn mower RY401015US and need to replace the plastic blade spacer / the metal stamp plate and the adapter fan blade. Parts 526920003, 639118002 and 535080004, respectively.
I've tried contacting Ryobi support during their listed hours via the promoted webchat and gave up after no response for I hour. I tried calling Ryobi support during advertised hours, using the advertised support phone number. The automated answer said the office was closed.
Anyone have any sugges ion to help me? Best place to find parts. Alternatives that might work. I actually really like the way this mower worked, and of course spent several hundred dollars on this only a fewyears ago.
In the meantime my garden becomes a forest.

I have had this mower a couple of years. I charge it when not in use. Then I mow my front yard. By the end of that mow, 75% charge left or so. Then I start on the backyard. About 1/4 through the back yard - the mower stops. Not the driving ability, the blades/mowing. It will beep really loudly if you start it back and drive again. If you take it off low speed mode it will not let you drive fast either without the whole machine stopping you and beeping.
If I leave it alone for a while (hours) it will work fine for a while again. I thought it might be the fan being clogged so I took a leaf blower to it.
That didn't fix it. Then I wondered if the battery is overheating. It's used 25% of its charge and is already overheating.
I don't know how to fix it. Ryobi website doesn't have authorized service providers in my area (northwest Arkansas). What should I do?

I recently bought the 18v mister fan, and love it. The other night, it was getting humid in my kids room and I wanted to put it on (without the mist) to keep the air moving. The battery only lasted half the night - so I’m wondering if there’s an adapter I can plug into the wall which makes 18v devices like hybrid?
(I have a couple of desk fans, but they’re noisy as hell for a quiet room - the Ryobi was perfect)

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-ONE-HP-18V-HIGH-PERFORMANCE-Lithium-Ion-6-0-Ah-Battery-2-Pack-PBP2007/317326866
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-ONE-18V-LITHIUM-HP-9-0-Ah-High-Capacity-Battery-2-Pack-P168/304740785
I want to get some thicc batteries for a few reasons. 1 for the power source in case the power fails for awhile again. 2. For the big ass fan from ryobi if my AC fails again. 3. Any other tool where I might need extended use, mostly probably the angle grinder and one other, but I probably have over 25 tools. It could come up for most of them. The highest Ah battery I own are 4 Ah. One HP and a few generic china cells
I need people to tell me just to buy the 9Ah ones. Esp bc this is the one thing that DTO doesnt do well in
Thanks