5 New RYOBI tools you will probably want

[@markkempton4579]

I love the 18V stapler. Possibly the biggest surprise in my Ryobi collection. I use it frequently for assembling furniture (staple those particleboard backs to that IKEA furniture!) and recarpeting cat trees and scratching posts. It's never jammed or failed me like the nailers. I will be picking up this 4V, since I have a battery from the useless inflator.

[@sv-et7gq]

That 4v staple is able to drive up to 5/16 staples! I'm impressed especially coming from Ryobi.

[@Griffinwoodworks]

A link compatible trapper keeper for my spare blades and sandpaper? That makes my gen x heart happy. 😂

[@jameshorigan3322]

Thanks for another awesome video Clint! Here's one for the algorithm! 🙂

[@jackies_world]

I'm really happy about the stapler!

[@grampasmurf4761]

Thank you for you reviews !!!! Have you ever seen the Ryobi 18v Brushless Pruning Shear ? This is a scary tool !!! (You may just enjoy this one!)

[@james2042]

I have one it's awesome but will take off fingers. Easily one of the most dangerous tools I own

[@flattop223]

I love mine, I just wish you had the option of having it lock in the closed position, without having to hold the trigger and take out the battery. It just seems like having it closed to store would be a safety option/standard.

[@mikeevans565]

Now I gotta get the wife the 2 new 4v tools since Santa Clint hooked a brother up lol.

[@james2042]

For the angle grinder, its usually rebar. Literally everyone uses rebar as the gold standard for cuttoff tools for some reason

[@kirk422]

Nice! Good video informative and funny AF thanks

[@rob-toolsandtech2521]

Dude, you're making want to get into their 4v line. lol. Right now I go for M12 when I want something compact, but it's like you said, Ryobi comes out with stuff that no one else seems to. Maybe they'll do a 4v version of their bug zapper. If that grinder is like my old Ryobi grinder, that wrench is stored in the handle. It did look like from the picture that it was a handle for it, but if it's like mine, it just gets stored in the handle.

[@codyhoward6509]

I use the 4v hot glue pen from ryobi. It’s awesome.

[@rob-toolsandtech2521]

@@codyhoward6509cool, what is the battery life like?

[@james2042]

​@codyhoward6509 the hot glue pen is my least favorite 4v tool. The tab is so flimsy it's a pain to use. I'd prefer to use the mini 18v one with the heated base you pick it up from.

[@james2042]

The 4v line is neat but it is very limited. Avoid the screwdriver, like straight up. Only get the finish driver if you don't have the m12 (the m12 is better in every way but is 4x the price). My favorite 4v tool, the cutting tool, I found out recently that skil 12v actually has that, and it's 12v. Skil just seems to want to throw hands with ryobi in every segment, and it's really tempting me to pick up some of their 12v tools because they're not quite m12 good but they have real power unlike the ryobi 4v

[@codyhoward6509]

@@rob-toolsandtech2521 I rarely ever need a hot glue gun. On a fully charged 3ah battery I can glue on about 30 IR emitters to TVs and directv boxes lol

[@dave-yeahthatsme3925]

thats real nice like clint, thanks

[@flattop223]

7:32 I'm really hoping that they also have a tool only, I've already got 24 of these batteries I don't need any more of them. The batteries are very nice in that they can also be used as a power bank so if you're going on a trip or something toss a couple of them in your bag and you can charge your phone off of them. I'm sure that what it comes with for charging the battery is just a USB charging cable. But again I really hope that I don't have to get the kit if I want this because that will kill it I'm not going to buy another kit, I have too many of these batteries, and the kits always come with the 2Ah battery, I've already got at least a dozen of the 3Ah batteries. If Ryobi listens to you tell them we want a tool only option!

[@JENNA9039]

Got cut off in middle video from stupid ad's 😡. My old brushless ryobi angle grinder died now time for the hp model 🤣🤣

[@2012Viking]

Any info on the new tri-power (1+, 40v and ext cord) tripod light? I saw Ryobi video but no mention of price, coming later this summer.

[@RidgidRon]

Senor' Clint, There anyway you can oddly and randomly roll in some tips and tricks on rare occasion of different days of the week. Once a month-maybe of the occasion of having a good day of Philly cheese steaks?

[@Demorthus]

Lol it's like they saw the TTC video about the crappy LED lights & voila. Probably a happy coincidence though, because it'd take time to first draw out the plans & mass produce them but still nice to see nonetheless. Most brands have left theirs stale for 5+ yrs & the LED tech has advanced in that time (smartphones & vehicles are a perfect example). The inflator is interesting because it actually can (possibly) help replace some corded blowers for desktop/PCs - as powerful? no. - compact and light? - yes, lol.

[@jeffreybabb277]

Ryobi needs a cordless romex wire stapler like the one Dewalt has.

[@BURNETTWEALTHGROUP]

Stapler, inflator just what I’ve been 👀 for. Clint my wife said she wants you out of my pockets 😂

[@Thegaming_husky]

dammit i just bought the full size stapler and now the little one come out.

[@techfournine2730]

We need a 4v circular saw 🪚

[@order6676]

I just wanna know when the hell RYEDG expand it edger is coming out. It's been like almost a year and it just says coming soon.

[@meagaindave2049]

Other brands are compatible with the Ryobi Expand-It platform. I know because I have a few. Such as Craftsman, Troy-Bilt, ClickLink, and Trimmer Plus.

[@james2042]

​@meagaindave2049 any universal attachment will fit. Ego seems to be the proprietary one.

[@james2042]

You can find the old version of the edger still floating around, it's mostly the same it works just fine, they even share blades

[@order6676]

@@james2042 I have the old version it just gets caked with mud around the guard and I have to stop and unclog it about every 10 feet. The bottom side of my sidewalk is always wet. The grass will burn before the dirt is dry there. So was just thinking on taking a saw to it and making my own version.

[@RobertLowry-f8f]

Wtf ? Why haven't you tested out the dcf860? I want to know if it's real nice like

[@RayKnutson]

I didn't think it was Rye-oh-bee, or Ree-oh-bee. I always said Ruh-yo-bee, emphasis on the Ruh, like it was a Japanese word.

[@joereeper666]

As a full time maintenance contractor I use Ryobi all the time and absolutely love the tools they build however it's been a year and a half where are the hand tools Ryobi we already have a grinder and staplers lol

[@1977bjhaas]

Direct tool outlet has anything available.

[@james2042]

Well hand tools don't have to be ryobi, but I did get a good deal on their screwdriver kits and they have a nice little 1/4th ratchet kit. I also have a level and a stud finder. But I know they have hammers and other handtools as well. They're just simply rebranded tools from an oem somewhere, don't look too deep into hand tools I only have them because of dto sales

[@GeradBarron-n5z]

There is a 90😊$ model, I have one

[@steelvalleysportsmen7737]

Nice

[@andrenesterenko53]

Ryobi doesn't have a 5ah battery.

[@flattop223]

They definitely do in the 40v line and I think I have a couple in the 18v line too, I did not go and check, so I could be wrong but I really feel like I have 18v 5mAh batteries

[@johnallen7367]

​@@flattop223in Australia, 5ah in 18v is very common size.

[@NukePooch1]

Nice, but there's one tool that'd get me into the USB Lithium line... screw gun with variable speed.

[@james2042]

Unfortunately you'd need to be in either ryobi 18v or m12 to get variable speed. With that said the rpms on the USB lithium isn't exactly high

[@NukePooch1]

@@james2042 Yeah, I know. I've got a ton of Ryobi 18V stuff. Having a tiny USB Lithium driver would be great -- I work with a lot of computers/tech and a lower-speed small driver would be great.

[@james2042]

@NukePooch1 eh as someone who works with computers and industrial electronics, a ratcheting screwdriver is fine too (ltt screwdriver is actually really good). But if you insist on a powered one, metabo hpt sells one that has 2 speeds and a clutch. It's basically a 4v drill.

[@Eightball2516]

Ryobi is starting to get expensive with their tools something like this grinder would normally be 89 dollars I wish Ryobi had a better warranty 2 or 3 years is not very good compared to the competition

[@james2042]

And you can get the brushed version for 59 dollars, they still sell a ton of cheaper tools. The hp brushless tools are commonly detuned milwwukee/ridgid tools, which is not a bad thing. The hammer drill is a ridgid standard output detuned, all the impacts are detuned ridgids except the 3/8th. The sawzall, 6-1/2 inch circular saw, rotary hammer. I can keep going but it gets the point across

[@olumsezbey]

Ok, I’ll ask here. What does everybody do with those stupid little chargers? I’ve got a whole tool bag dedicated to just these things.

[@DigitalAnvilTube]

One for the car, one in the garage, one for the basement, one in the laundry room, one on my tool bag....

[@Imtheonewholetthedogsout]

After 3 I just toss them, them and Milwaukee should have a deal with HD that you could turn them back in brand new for credit towards their tools

[@mickgts]

Ryobi offers a lot of their tools in two options, with battery and charger, or tool only option that is at a cheaper price.

[@nettater]

I’ve converted a couple of them. One is a usb charger and the other has a cigarette lighter socket.

[@WompWompWoooomp]

Reverse engineering them. Say you want to upgrade your kids' Power Wheels from 12V lead-acid to 18V Ryobi lithium. Rip out the internals, wire the charger case up to the toy, and use it as the receptical for Ryobi batteries.

[@james2042]

Im really tired of usb tools not being sold tool only, i have like 9 usb lithium batteries i dont need more

[@flattop223]

I have 26 of the USB batteries, when I first got into the system I bought several extra batteries, not anticipating that every tool would be sold Kit only. That and all the kits seem to be the 2Ah battery and if I was going to have them I wanted the 3Ah batteries

[@chakagillis]

Cmon Flint! Nobody wants any of that garbage!!! 😂😂