Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

Input:
Question: how long is the blade stroke?
Document: The blade sits very securely (which is more than I can say about my old saw). The trigger is properly responsive. It makes you feel like a man to saw through things, what more can you ask.
Great tool but definetly let down by the blades supplied. The fine tooth blade lasted all of about 5seconds before cracking. The coarse tooth blade is still going strong but lost its edge pretty quick in the piece.
man i like this has plenty of power and was fast to get here.. good job...
This was an anniversary present from my husband-best one he ever got me. I have used this to cut down trees. I have named it Killer. I used to use loppers to cut down all the invasive shrubs growing at the woods edge--real monsters--but I was limited as to what size I could manage. Killer pretty much does them all.
This is a great little tool. I bought it after my old one died after several years of abusive use.
The tool works great using the One+ lithium batteries. I was cutting large exposed roots and pushing and pulling very hard on the tool in a horizontal position and it never slowed down or had any problems - until the batteries went dead. After recharging the batteries I was able to finish the job. It's a great workhorse.
I purchased this tool and then the weather 'went south' so to speak, so have only tried it to be sure it works. I have several other Ryobi tools and am sure that I will be as pleased with this one when I am able to give it a real workout.
I love this saw and all the Ryobi One tools, this is my fourth. This 18v saw is not huge on power like a 120v SawsAll or some tool like that. But, I have used it all over my home. I've cut 4 inch tree roots, lawn irrigation pipes, and the green 1&#34; steel posts used to support newly planted trees. I buy high quality blades and let the saw do the work. I would recommend this to any homeowner.
I like how easy it is to change blades, and I use mostly The Axe and Wrecker, which get dull after about 3 hrs but so would a chainsaw, and I can just pop a new one in, so what! I did just break it, so be careful of pulling hard to back it out of a pinch if you get it wedged while cutting a trunk that is leaning. I broke the chuck out of it. I've used it hard for a year so, not gonna complain about that.
I keep a lot of ryobi tools at work both blue and green . i let my crew use the blue ones but not the green those are mine only.
Answer: yes