Ryobi PCL480 Rotary Tool, Better than Dremel!

[@dodotech]

Love your niche videos! Never would have thought to shop for something other than a dremel.

[@Koolbob2]

Thanks, I'm definitely a niche kind of guy!

[@vintage76vipergreenBeetle]

Nice information.👍

[@mmInPA]

'Painter used too much paint and clogged all the holes... thousands of them'... hmm, sounds like i'd be on the phone and having the painter fix his mistake (Why not just put masking tape over the vent holes in the first place?)... Anyhoo, great review and timely for me as I am in the market a replacement for my 30 yr old dremel that now whines like the Concorde. Question - i assume the ryobi allows for the use of the Dremel EZ402 EZ lock mandrel and its accessories, does it not?

[@Koolbob2]

The painter and his crew did a great job painting the house after we bought it, but years later when we had him back his workers didn't do nearly as good a job. I noticed some paint spots on the brick front porch and some on the brick facade, but I didn't notice nearly all of the vent holes were painted over until after they were paid. Needless to say I'll never hire them again! "my 30 yr old dremel that now whines like the Concorde" LOL, I loaned my first Dremel to a friend who used it to cut slots in the front and rear strut towers on his Datsun 280Z race car to allow him to lean the trust inward for a more aggressive negative camber. He also cut out the spare tire well so he could install a light weight fuel cell. When he returned it it screamed and vibrated so violently I was afraid to use it! Every 1/8" Dremel bit I've tried works with the Ryobi. As far as I know none of the accessories that screw onto the end of the Dremel tool housing (drill press, router base, etc.) can be used with the Ryobi since .

[@showersdpn]

Can you please call them ree-obi? That's what they call themselves anyways and it makes sense to call them that. Thank you very much.