Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is the blade included?
Document: I have other Ryobi tools that use the same battery, so I ordered this saw.It works great, good price, and it does come with a blade.
this saw is not much good for cutting lumber. the only thing i used it for is to turn the blade backward and cut siding.still the motor burned up in 2 years.
I love my saw, unfortunately so does my daughter, who in her refurbishing business, seem to be expanding her skill level. We did a project together which exposed her to my Ryobi tools. She now has my sander. This will be hers and she can quit eyeing my saw. Comes with a blade, no guide tools no battery
The saw itself is fine. The picture is highly misleading. It shows a saw blade while the saw itself does not come with a blade, requiring an additional purpose.Amazing that they got the picture right by not including a battery, but still took a picture that includes the blade. I just wish these vendors would be honest.
Overall this is a decent saw. It runs through batteries so buy a couple extra & a charger. One huge drawback to this saw, for me, is that it will barely cut through a 2x4 because of the size of the blade and the battery will not last long when cutting 3/4 inch plywood. Also, be sure to have a saw horse or something to cut on and you will get a lot better results.
With a sharp finish blade, this saw is just unbeatable. The impact driver is also amazing. It will go all day driving 2 and three inch screws and I still had battery left after my co-workers makita went dead. I have left it out in the rain and beat it up worse than any of my other tools (because I was expecting it to fail and be a piece of junk) and it just takes a licking and keeps on ticking.
I even purchased a finer blade (more teeth) to see if that would help. I found that I can cut wood the thinkness of luan. Before you purchase this item, ask someone that has it, to show you how it cuts through a 4x8 3/4 inch piece of plywood. Unless my saw or batteries are defective, I can guarantee that it can not cut it in half on one fully charged battery.
I already own a Ryobi P501 circular saw and was interested in purchasing a second one so I can have two circular saws for cutting different woods. My original Ryobi has 24 tooth blade which is good for ripping. My current Ryobi was fitted with a 100 tooth plywood saw blade. Now I do not have to swap blades out when cutting various woods.For those people complaining the battery does last long, this is a trim saw, not a contractor saw.
Ryobi circular sawI love this saw. I took it to work, and it worked great. It cut 2X4 with easy. I also cut plywood with easy. This saw has power, punch and you can easily control it. Ryobi's 5-1/2" 18volt circular saw is a great buy. It has a place on it to store the wrench for quick blade changes. It has a cutting depth at 0 1-9/16" that's deep enough to cut thru 2x4s.
the p501 is a good value for the price. this isn't a heavy duty tool. if you rip 2x4s expect the motor to burn out. it's excellent for diy or light duty jobs. It's great for over head work due to its light weight.
Answer: yes