Cut-off Tools

Power through metal, tile and plastic with a RYOBI® cordless cut-off tool. Engineered for fast, clean cuts in the toughest materials, this compact powerhouse delivers the performance you need without the restriction of cords. Our cut-off power tools' ergonomic design gives you total control for precise results in tight spaces. Make short work of demanding jobs, from plumbing to restoration, with the ultimate portable cutting solution.

Using a RYOBI® cut-off tool

RYOBI® 18V ONE+™ cut-off tools are designed to make difficult cuts simple and accessible.

Powered by a high-performance brushless motor, the cut-off tool spins its robust cutting disc at high speed to effortlessly slice through a range of materials. Whether you're cutting ceramic tiles for a bathroom renovation, trimming copper pipes to size, cutting away old bolts or shaping plastic trunking, a RYOBI® compact cut-off tool provides the power and precision you need.

The unique forward and reverse blade direction of our cordless cut-off tools gives you greater control, deflecting sparks and debris away from your work area. As part of the ONE+™ system, the same battery that drives your cut-off tool can power over 200 other power tools and garden tools for every project around your home or workshop.

Why choose a RYOBI® cut-off tool?

Choosing RYOBI® means choosing cordless innovation that doesn't compromise on power. Our cut-off tools are built to deliver exceptional cutting performance in a lightweight, user-friendly package. The advanced brushless technology ensures maximum power, longer runtime and a more durable motor life, so you can rely on your RYOBI® cut-off tool for job after job.

We build tools that are made to perform and built to last. That's why every RYOBI® power tool is backed by a three-year guarantee for complete peace of mind.

RYOBI® cut-off tools FAQs

What is a cut-off tool?

A cut-off tool is a compact, handheld power tool that uses a rapidly spinning abrasive disc to cut through hard materials.

Unlike an angle grinder, it is specifically designed for straight, clean cutting rather than surface preparation. The small size of a compact cut-off tool makes it highly manoeuvrable and ideal for working in confined areas where larger saws won't fit.

What is a cut-off tool used for?

Cut-off power tools are incredibly versatile and used for cutting dense and hard materials. Common cut-off tool uses include:

Cutting ceramic, porcelain and stone tiles
Slicing through metal pipework, rebar, bolts and sheet metal
Trimming plastic conduit and PVC pipes
Making plunge cuts in drywall for sockets and switches

How to use a cut-off tool

First, ensure you are wearing appropriate safety gear, including safety glasses and gloves.

Select the correct disc for the material you are cutting and install it securely. Next, insert your battery or connect to your power supply, and adjust the guard to deflect sparks.

Secure your workpiece with clamps, then bring the tool to full speed before making contact. Use a firm grip and apply steady, even pressure to guide the cut-off tool through the material.

Can you use a cut-off tool on wood?

No, a cut-off tool shouldn't be used for wood. The abrasive disc rotates at a very high speed, so using it on wood could cause it to splinter and potentially burn rather than cut cleanly.

For cutting wood, always use the correct tool, such as a circular saw or jigsaw.

Browse RYOBI® battery-powered cut-off tools today

Take on tough cutting jobs with the confidence and freedom of a cordless RYOBI® cut-off tool. Powerful, precise and portable, it's the perfect addition to your toolkit