5 Exciting New RYOBI Tools Even the Hater's Will Love!

RYOBI makes amazing tools in 2024! Don't let the hater's fool you. These 5 new RYOBI tools are amazing!

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[TheGreatChrisB]

Ryobi is really killing it lately. They're just trying all kinds of things and making stuff regular people can buy. Like those lights, tons of commercial versions exist, but they're very expensive. Ryobi is truly making a 1 battery platform. I don't know if any other brand offers as many things on the same battery.

[ronswoodshack]

Dang!! Ryobi is killing it!! Makes it worth all the hate I get for using this line of tools! 😂

[carbonunit]

I’m quickly becoming a Ryobi fan. They are killing it.

[copperhead]

That tower light with removable head is actually really impressive. So many uses for something like that. More brushless tools are always nice too!

[mikec]

I’m so glad you put the drill on that tower. My dumb brain went straight to “would that work?”

[rickcimino]

People make fun of Ryobi but let me say that in the late 80's I bought their chop saw and it still works fine. I trimmed entire houses with that thing (before slide miters came out).

[OneWildTurkey]

Ryobi must have competitions for their designers to see who can come up with the wildest ideas for their One+ family.
I started with Ryobi cordless tools in the 90's when they came out with the Tim Allen special 12v drill that came with the tool bag, too. The drill kept on working and it was only the batteries that gave up - NiCad's were the best cheap ones of the day, but they couldn't hack it. Eventually, the soft grip stuff on the handle started to get the mange, after about 20 years.
The One+ tools got me to stay with Ryobi and they've never let me down.

[DarksouIjah]

I have over 40 Ryobi tools and absolutely love them all. They have great customer service as well.

[keithkester]

That tripod light is the cats meow bro. Gettin me one of them.

[stevenhawkins]

I just bought my first router and it is the ryobi PCL424B Trim Router. It is the brushed model which I am ok with even if brushless is nicer but only need it to round off edges. I also bought my first router bit after a ton of research. Wanted something that would last so I got one of the round over bits from woodpecker tools along with one of those fancy 24 inch edge rules.

The Ryobi Router is a little top heavy but it is not bad. It is a nice router with the variable speed and comes with the dust collection port attachment. My buddy gave me a routing table years ago that is just sitting in my garage. He was getting rid of stuff after he had a nasty divorce from his wife.

I been helping him out with storage, he is a real good battle buddy of mine from the Army. So I have one at the ready. I have a pretty huge shop outback that could easily fit 4 vehicles in it. So I cleared out a front area that I don’t use so he could store his stuff until he can get a new place. It is gonna take some time because of the housing market being unaffordable right now

[mikem]

Ryobi is probably the best platform for DYI and hobbyist due to their cost and vast amount of tools and accessories. Their brushless drills and impacts are very good. Their miter saws, corded and cordless, seem a bit cheap; but they are light in weight making them handy to store or transport. Supposedly, they will be coming out with a bunch of 80 volt items. I imagine that line would be for the tools that require a lot of power.

[Rood]

Excellent video for some great tools. I got into Ryobi years ago for the cost; now I stay for the quality.

[mnicastro]

Would be nice if they made a plunge base for their router

[milododds]

I’m getting into Ryobi big time and your videos are incredibly valuable to me. I just subscribed to your channel and liking all your videos. Thank you 🙏

[jimrosson]

Very cool tools from Ryobi they are really making some great new stuff. Thanks for sharing Matt

[EspoB]

I'm sure Ryobi made sure they wouldn't get sued because somebody used that big tripod as an adapter for their 40v batteries and routed a chamfer all the way down their leg.

[ryobiguydiy]

I just got the HP Brushless Router yesterday. It’s a lot nicer than I had expected!

[rockygrindstaff]

The light would be perfect when jetty fishing

[RenegadesGarage]

731 Woodworks.. Nice Ryobi tools. I have several Ryobi tools and so far I love them. I know a lot of people hate on them but they just work. Are there better tools than Ryobi out there? Maybe but that's true with every brand. No one tool brand is the best at everything. I don't have any of the tools in this video...Yet!! But I'm sure I will. LOL