10 New Ryobi Tools You DON'T Want to Miss!

[@meagaindave2049]

I always appreciate your no-nonsense announcements and reviews. 👍

[@NGMonocrom]

There's also a basic 3/8" drill/driver as well. Ideal for when you only occasionally need a tool like that.

[@johnl3487]

The chainsaw is a beast untill the battery overheats!!!

[@THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY]

Looking forward to the new EDGE BATTERY with TABLESS CELLS it's going to be 4 AMPs when is it coming out

[@seen48]

Good stuff

[@DeserTech]

Your stated prices frequently don't match the price you're showing on their website.

[@chrisis429]

gotta be hard with the stores changing them week to week

[@DarksouIjah]

I have that laser level and it works great.

[@johnallen7367]

Its only going to work as indicated if the bubble is accurate. I normally wouldn't trust a 6"level to be accurate over any long distance?

[@joebelair]

It shows as it sticking to the wall--how does it stay?

[@DarksouIjah]

@@joebelair By an air pump. It sucks air in through the bottom causing a suction

[@JRL244]

I think you crossed the Wet/Dry Vac with another product. You showed to promo for the wet/dry vac but then showed the kit and webpage for a different stick vac.

[@Crlarl]

That screwdriver doesn't have all adjustable clutch unlike the Milwaukee M12 screwdriver.

[@augustinerangel3265]

exchanged 3 different times a Ryobi brad nailer 18 ga model p321 and all 3 did not shoot the nail. The nail would only come out half way out. The batteries are fully charged and still did not shoot the nails

[@Corbin-kq3ho]

Did you change the nails depth mine works great and on the right side towards the tip of the nail there is a thing that you spin to change the depth

[@dmo848]

Vacuum and deck nailer i want just 2 damn expensive

[@cafecybernz]

Vacuuming a raw egg? With a rotating brush that has thousands of little bristtles? Hummm, not sure about that...

[@martinmiller7623]

Three stooges making scrambled eggs,

[@eileenbrodie7686]

They show the vac being put into its docking station afterward, and a ‘self clean’ button being pressed? Not sure about it being able to fully sanitize a raw egg though…. I’d use a paper towel to capture 99% of a raw egg before I’d use any kind of vacuum on it… that looks like a case for manually cleaning the roller w/boiling water & bleach…

[@David-yf9gy]

Lol agreed. I feel like the marketing team were "one upping" each other till someone said "a whole raw egg"

[@johnnyjrotten59]

Ryobi needs dual 18v battery tools

[@greenthumb8170]

Shame on Ryobi for the price of that inverter 😂

[@maxpolaris99]

Good luck getting parts for Ryobi tools

[@JohnDavis-yz9nq]

You don’t look for parts. They are cheap so just get a new tool. The Ryobi tools that I have I never need parts. They last forever.

[@maxpolaris99]

@@JohnDavis-yz9nq replace a $300 tool because a cheap little part they list for $7 snapped . Ok genius

[@JohnDavis-yz9nq]

@@maxpolaris99 you should take better care of your tools and you won’t need to be looking for parts. I’ve got a Ryobi drill that I bought in 1998 or 99 and I use it every day. I bought a Ryobi drill for a friend and he broke it in less than 6 months. Difference in people.

[@edcat6587]

Why the totally obnoxious "music"?PLEASE NO!

[@dave5176]

It's rYobi, not REEobi.

[@Protoolreviews]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX7Ti6pphJ1_oas -- 14 second mark, you're welcome. 👍🏻

[@dAzFivefoUr]

It's still RYE-O-BEE

[@someoneelse6934]

@@dAzFivefoUrI am pretty sure the company knows how to pronounce its own name. REEyobi

[@silverminer1]

Give away the tools, make money on the batteries.

[@genecrawford397]

I just had my first encounter with Ryobi customer service. It was horrible. I will slowly be switching to another brand for my main tools

[@Tom-x3m9g]

No thanks. I will stick with my Bauer and Hercules tools. Ryobi lost my business with their high prices and dead batteries

[@AdeptSports]

No thanks I will stick with Ryobi much better.

[@jam5158]

Battery chainsaws are just for people that putter in their yard and are not meant for real wood cutting unless you have 5 batteries or more and a way to charge them.

[@FamousMovieScenes09]

I thought it was common knowledge that Ryobi tools aren't meant for tradesman or professionals? Nobody is taking a Ryobi chainsaw into the Canadian wilderness to fell trees for a lumberyard. They're meant for occasional DIY jobs by everyday people

[@silverminer1]

Hey, I love my 40v Ryobi chainsaw. If I have a big job, I hire a tree guy but 90% of the time my Ryobi can do the job.

[@Smuja]

Ryobi tools are not good enough for diy nevermind anything else