RIDGID Cordless kit

[@satchmodog2]

We did 3 exterior restorations this year and the same concrete company followed us around and did new stamped concrete for our customers. These guys were using nothing but Ridgid and Bosch and they don't baby their tools. I was so impressed that I bought a Ridgid table saw when my Dewalt took a crap.

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

I just picked this kit up and everything is incredible. Great review gentlemen.

[@Toolsinaction]

Great to hear! Thank you! it impressed us

[@deanfirnatine7814]

I have yet to see any Ridgid's new Max line in any stores in my area or even on line.

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

@@deanfirnatine7814 I had to go rafter hunting in order to get my kit and the guy that was "helping" was acting like I was killing him to do his job.

[@hubert-williams3379]

I am a huge rigid fan.. I have the 7.1/4 cir saw , router, recip saw, hammer drill, heat gun, impact driver,18guage nailer.. The set that you all are featuring looks great..

[@wigsplitter830]

unfortunate

[@danielsharkoff4013]

Do they make a right handed version of the 7. 1/4 inch saw though I was really disappointed when I saw that thing

[@carravagio16]

IMO we are living in the golden age for cordless, you almost cant go wrong for the average homeowner buying anything from one of the big manufactures

[@loganp7043]

Starting to see a lot of ridgid on the job site

[@einsteindisguisedasrobinho717]

diablo is the reason....im a RIDGID OWNER too.....

[@deanfirnatine7814]

I own Ridgid, a mix of Gen5x which was there top line like 4 years ago and Octane which was the top line for what just like 2 years? I assume this new Max line will be really great because the previous stuff was great. Some Ridgid tools can compete even with Milwaukee fuel. Glad to see they are not jacking prices up, I think $399 was standard before for their 4 tool kit and $499 for 5 tool. I have yet to see Max stuff in any stores though.

[@jameskish4044]

Last summer I moved into the RIDGID Sub Compact set from Ryobi for work, I do love them, although I may have one 'lazy battery' in that it charges fine, runs strong, but, seems to suck the fuel gauge down a little faster.

[@bigmikez3128]

Not bad... not bad at all... Thanks for the video guys!! TIA#1!!!

[@4673962]

So far I like the stuff. Going to get them.

[@brianf9619]

Those Spadle bits are Awesome....

[@chrisr.986]

I own Ridgid brushless tools. I like them.

[@charlesking678]

I'm a Ridgid man, but the best bang for buck is kobalt xtr. Top quality tools for not much more than ryobi prices

[@deanfirnatine7814]

I own some Kobalt XTR stuff along with Ridgid, absolutely great, only issues is they need to build the line up out more and most other brands have far more sales than Kobalt, their "Buy more save more sale" rarely covers the good stuff.

[@GodGunsGills]

FLEX

[@williamw3501]

Funny I'm a kobalt guy but I was gunna say the same thing about ridged. Great tooline, and they have a better variety then kobalt.

[@charlesking678]

@@williamw3501 I disagree. Kobalt lineup is pretty complete. Ridgid it seems keep reintroducing "new" drills and impacts instead of coming out with truly new products. I'm a plumber and kobalt makes everything I want and need. Kobalt is a Fantastic value and great product.

[@jadenearh12]

I stumbled across this set; plus a 7 1/4 circular saw and 2x extra batteries. All in for $389 with my military discount. 5 tools and 4 batteries for that price?!?!? Of course I pulled the trigger immediately. What a deal!!!!

[@gregorymandile2321]

I tried to take a bolt off my new Ram 1500 too install some foot rails with my new Milwaukee impact gun ,couldn't do it,just for the heck of it tried my Ridgid octane and too my surprise the nut came right off.a lot of power in the Ridgid

[@6548ww]

RIDGID took the rubber padding off the bottom on the new batteries they need to put it back it does offer some protection to the batteries taking the padding off makes the batteries feel cheap and I just don't like it

[@AlexGarcia-vv4ux]

Can’t say spanks Milwaukee until you put them head to head .

[@_EDWARD7777]

you are rigth but also dont forget quality/price should be compare also

[@mmzz773]

I got this kit on clerance for 175 im pumped

[@chrisr.986]

RIDGID tools have not let me down yet.

[@712criminal]

TTI owns Milwaukee tools, licenses Ridgid.. which is better? By both

[@johncarmichael4698]

If Rigid simply upheld their lifetime service agreement in a timely turnaround time. Streamlined there process making the submission of repair or replacement easy / no hassle ,,,,,, including batteries now !!! Even if you did not have a huge line , concentrating on the basic everyone needs tools. They would take a huge sector of the market. Good , outstanding customer service hopefully will be there new policy ❤

[@bggreg3717]

When is gen 4 Milwaukee hammer drill comming out? I have been waiting for like 3 years.

[@darrenporsch]

The rigid Max output batteries use 18650 cells not the 21700 cells. only the six and eight hour max output batteries which are not out yet are supposedly going to have 21700 cells. The only other rigid battery with 21700 sales is the octane 3 amp hour

[@michaelmarkle6080]

Would you recommend these over the brushed Milwaukee or Brushed Dewalt?

[@Plumbhardliftharder]

100%

[@JoseMGomez-hg1hh]

Never have I Owned brushed tools but they say you have to switch brushes every 50-60 hours of use so I’d go with brushless because my job requires me to use it everyday and battery life

[@Techprep23]

I think the wood he's cutting through is more expensive than the tools given the times we're going through

[@mattek519]

Ridgid is professional quality like it or not. Spectacular tools. Emerson tells TTI what to make so people who think milwaukee is better just because they're TTI's baby are justin denial that lots of ridgid tools are better.

[@russwebster3302]

I can't say anything bad about the Ridgid tools I own. Looks like a nice set. Thanks for the video guys. #TIACREW

[@Toolsinaction]

yw

[@MIKEC2000]

Just picked up this set for 398.00. What a bargain

[@thedodgefather3078]

Just picked this set up at homedepot for 215

[@mikeharvey6061]

Any ridgid tools bought on Amazon will not get the LSA (Lifetime Service Agreement..

[@flyyxmke]

They will not but if you buy at Home Depot or Direct Tools Outlet factory Blemished only they Qualify for the lsa

[@shiweicai4872]

Good stuff.

[@shawnwaterssw]

Great Video

[@Toolsinaction]

Thanks for the visit

[@theMekanik]

I don’t need a bunch of tools 🛠 just the good ones.

[@bobthebuilder6315]

I've been a rigid guy for 17 years I still have 2 peace's of the original kit gen 1 however I just had to replace the hammer drill on my dime because rigid somehow said they have no records of my purchase funny thing is they have done repairs and replace of batteries in the past and now they say I never was in there records and I still have my records. I really wanted to jump ship however I had all rigid platform to costly to jump. I've always registered all of my tools through rigid if this happens again they will lose me forever. As far as the tools themselves they work Wonderful however there warranties suck. One very disappointed customer I hope rigid reads this 😤😠

[@glenarseneau4796]

I disagree that it’s on par with Milwaukee but ridgid is a good tool

[@bggreg3717]

Can't help it but got to ask tords end did you say shurcular saw? Ha. You guys have great reviews have been watching long time. Good info.

[@deviousrooster136]

My corded rigid orbital sander was 10x better than the equivalent makita.

[@audreyyurko2686]

Flagship tools

[@theMekanik]

Are the Batteries 24 Volt? They need to make 24 volt / Brushless & Double Stak to get 48 volts. I wouldn’t even waste my time making anything less than 18volt & brushless.

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

They are 18v and brushless.

[@Taylormade2350]

Oh well if YOU wouldn't do it then by golly it shouldn't be done. I mean how many tools have you personally designed and engineered?

[@89dhvac]

Ummm no. If it were on the same tier as Milwaukee, the impact would not have started leaking grease in another video lol not saying they are bad, but they are not on the same tier as Milwaukee Makita, or DeWalt

[@tedmcdonald3377]

😎🤯😎🤯😎🤯

[@McGregorsPlumbingandHeating]

Lol no chance. Milwaukee is way better in my opinion.

[@deanfirnatine7814]

In many tools yes you are correct but not all, go around YT there are tests on certain specific tools where even Milwaukee fuel gets beat by specific Ridgid or Kobalt XTR tools, for instance look at Ridgid Octane 1/2 inch 6 mode impact wrench and compare its numbers to Milwaukee fuel, unfortunately it along with everything Octane and Gen5x is being discontinued for the new Max line. VCG Construction on YT are Milwaukee fan boys but in testing by them some Kobalt XTR tolls performed slightly better as well.

[@dtester]

It has to be better since it is TTi's premium brand and they charge more. I do find that Ridgid is pretty darn close for the money.

[@glenarseneau4796]

Milwaukee is absolutely better

[@carlossalazar2358]

got it it is better but still not as powerful as Milwaukee

[@theMekanik]

They $ouldn’t (shouldn’t) make any 2.0 AH hour batteries it’s a waste of manufacturing time, & distribution. The lost to make them all 3 or 5 amp hours is minimal & the battery paks are still light.

[@stevevinas]

I have Ridgid and like them. They are loud as fuk though. They also are larger and heavier and the impacts are weaker. And fuk that warranty that never seems to work. That's a joke. For the money it's great otherwise buy a better brand and get more for more money

[@theMekanik]

21700 Batteries 🔋

[@Taylormade2350]

Sorry but these tools are nowhere near milwaukee. That new hammer drill is a copy of milwaukees older gen 2

[@dtester]

Not sure about "nowhere near" but Milwaukee is definitely a step up. Milwaukee will always be a step up since TTI makes both. Milwaukee has to justify the slightly higher prices. Just like Ridgid will always be a step up from Ryobi which is the TTi's cheaper entry level.

[@Taylormade2350]

@@dtester yup, nowhere near

[@dtester]

@@Taylormade2350 and I'll repeat, not sure about that :)

[@Taylormade2350]

@@dtester repeate as much as you want, they're nowhere near them.

[@dtester]

​@@Taylormade2350 I guess you don't see the humor of your response. I assume we're not kids (at least I'm not) yet you want to go with the "Is not! Is too! Is not!" dance. You can have your opinion dude, but feel free to present yourself like an adult. If you can present some examples to support your opinion, that would be great!

[@davidpetrusewicz8172]

Just put hole in $$$ plywood

[@theMekanik]

12 Volt is shit.

[@intheshopnyc849]

There really not as good as the OCTANE SYSTEM

[@creeplife2802]

No

[@jessiegarvey8634]

Ridgid is and probably always will be trash unless your a weekend warrior.

[@4673962]

Well your wrong. Tons of pro's use and love them. Just read some of these comments. I'm in construction and I use Ridgid. We've had more Dewalt crap out than Ridgid.

[@Toolsinaction]

RIDGID is actually a very good brand. They might not have the most tools but they are solid and you cannot beat a lifetime warranty on a power tool.

[@kevanryl]

another one judge you by the brand of tools you use lol! met a lot use machine fitters uses milwaukee or dewalt doesnt even know how to drill or tap. especially drilling on an stainless steel. I use rigid.

[@mattek519]

Jesse is a weekend apprentice

[@profcastle]

Just finished building a house with my Ridgid tools. Not really a weekend project.

[@justinbryant6676]

Shills crack me up...