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Well, it really doesn't matter if Hitachi and Metabo are compatible or not, this is what I ended up getting: DEWALT Saw Thanks all for your suggestions. How did I do?

What should I be looking out for? The saw I have my eyes on comes with two batteries. Are these good?

So, if this is the saw I want, DeWalt DCS578B, and I want to get it as a set, will it be significantly discounted during Black Friday? It's currently around $339 at HomeDepot and most other places.

I think this one is more appropriate (it rates 7.25" saws):

Shoot. Ok.

Which saw do you have?

Isn't that what the saw I posted about has?

So, This DeWalt goes for $329 at my local Lowe’s. is that a good price?

With so many brands being recommended, I was going to let what brands I already have to determine which brand saw I would get. I have some DeWalt tools already, so I was going to get a DeWalt saw.

What is the difference between your cordless saws and the one without a cord? Wouldn't all these be cordless? Why would your Bosch saw that doesn't have a cord have a feature that requires a cord you don't have to be attached to the tool? What does this do? It doesn't sound like much of a...

Is your DeWalt saw powerful even though is cordless?

Just as the title says. What brands should I look for? How much should I spend? Corded or cordless? It is my understanding that a corded saw will be more powerful than a cordless one, so, besides it being more portable than a corded one, why should I buy a cordless saw? I don't "do jobs" outside...

I understand, but, as I said in my response (post #3) to your post, I only have a hand saw. I don't have any electric saws which this would require, so I need to overlap it. I have no other choice.

Okay. I went to HomeDepot and bought the plywood, caulk, caulk gun, and screws. I'm pretty sure I bought these screws: Tapcon Now I'm thinking, do I need a special kind of drill bit to drill into stucco? Remember, these screws need to go through the plywood (1/2"), stucco (~3/4"), and into a...

WHOA! Well, all the patching work is temporary. The 4 small holes, both holes under the windows, and the main opening below the 4 small holes. Nothing about this is permanent. The main area that I want to cover is under the 4 small holes you see in the third picture. It is about 10' long and...

This is in a lightwell. There are holes on the walls. There is damage behind the stucco (the framing), these holes were made to make some repairs and to determine the extent of the damage. Here are some pictures of the holes: I need to cover these holes before it starts raining. My plan is...

Well, this is the sidewalk so it is a public right of way. In any case, I'll investigate with the county.

For the sidewalk? Will the county let me do this for the sidewalk? I have to find out but my guess is they probably want concrete, not pavers.

Where did you buy yours? Online or at a store?

Thank you.