Are Ryobi Bits any good?

[@petes_ventures]

19 piece HSS drill bits. Used 6mm to drill into a 50x50mm fence zinc/steel post. Drilled 1 hole - On second hole the tip melted. Used cordless drill at 500rpm. Took them back right away and paid $5 more for another brand - which still are going strong. When it comes to ryobi drill bits, I wouldn't waste my time. I do have a ryobi cordless and also a ryobi hedge trimmer which have both lasted a long time.

[@RYOBIKING]

Couldn’t agree more

[@Joe-jf6ur]

Your Highness, nice little video. You're right about them not being made for everyday/pro use, but good low-cost for Diy'er/homeowner. I'm on the lookout for deals on HP batteries this spring. Also, looking to maybe upgrade from the 18 volt mower to a 40 volt. Y'all have a great day!

[@RYOBIKING]

Do you have the 18v mower that lets you fit 2 9ah?

[@Joe-jf6ur]

@@RYOBIKING No, I have the older model. I bought it last spring right before the newer model was available. Although, I did get it at a great price. I think, I paid $149 for the mower, charger and (2) 4 amp hour batteries. Have a great day!

[@RYOBIKING]

Joe 247 awesome watch my video on the bigger newer one and that will kinda show you the capability for it maybe that’s the route you will want to go thanks for coming buddy!

@@Joe-jf6ur even for home use, youre better off spending the extra $5-$10 for DeWalt/Milwaukee/Bosch bits.

[@Joe-jf6ur]

@ Ok, your opinion, and maybe you've got the extra $5-$10. The DeWalt/Milwaukee/Bosch bit sets about double the cost of Ryobi. Ryobi bits have served me well and I'm more than a light-duty Diy'er homeowner. I'm practical with my tools and my money. Maybe you're a DeWalt/Milwaukee/Bosch vendor and just want to push your products or maybe you're just a DeWalt/Milwaukee/Bosch snob. Either way, I and many others are happy with their Ryobi bits. Btw, I have multiple tools and accessories that are not Ryobi. I'm just here supporting the channel, I don't knock anyone else's opinions unless prompted to. I was only agreeing with the channels "content creator", your response should have been directed to him and not my "opinion/post" from 4 months ago. Also, when you reply/post to the "content creator" your opinion is more visible to all. Stay safe and have a nice day!!

[@KareemHadee]

Very helpful video, and very helpful channel!

[@RYOBIKING]

Thank you

[@lordrichard8184]

I like the Ryobi bits. I love the price point. The way they look. But they don’t hold up like you were saying. I posted on Facebook that I recently bought the 3 pack of 6” hart impact bits and they seem to be the same quality. For diy/home use they’re great. You can have lots. When you wear one out you throw it out and grab a new one. And you don’t feel bad. If you lose one, which happens when you’re working. It’s not a big deal. If a helper accidentally steals a few, whatever, they were cheap enough you’re not gonna worry about it. I agree go with Milwaukee bits. They’re expensive but worth it. Also project farm did a video testing out different impact bits. That’s worth a watch before you spend some $$ on them. Bauer (from harbor freight) did well in his test and was at a reasonable price point too

[@RYOBIKING]

That’s cool I will have to check the video out thanks!

[@felixf5211]

Good review. Enjoyed the video.

[@Pro1er]

"You guys know the drill." 🤣

[@RYOBIKING]

Pun intended

[@randyf834]

Whom do you suggest for higher quality? Keep up the great vids, learning more & more.

[@RYOBIKING]

I use the Dewalt like I said in the videos I think they fit the best

[@christaiki]

Your video helped me make a choice. Thanks

[@RYOBIKING]

Glad that I could help Leo have a great day!

[@junky9]

im done with phillip screws. i went through 5 bits in one job because they would start skipping or break. all the other ryobi bits are decent

[@RYOBIKING]

junky9 vary true

[@gcodered]

Yeah, I have not had good luck with Ryobi bits. I like Bosch bits and Dewalt brad and twist Drill bits.

[@MrRubenrivera9649]

4 handymen at home and D-I-Y-E-R-S IN SAME PLACE THEY R OK but 4 serious people milwaukee, Dewalt, irwin, metabo, (h-t-p) bosch, kobalt, menards master force, bits even impact-x and x-t-p (makita), r great and as 4 makita bits sorry have not busted 1 yet

[@RYOBIKING]

Ya I am not a fan of there tools so I have never wanted to try out the bits lol I may have to try one

[@billyhill101]

U da 👑

[@RYOBIKING]

Thank buddy