NEW Ridgid R92082 Drill Kit Is INSANE!! You're Gonna Want This!

NEW Ridgid R92082 Drill Kit With R862312 Impact Driver And R861152 Hammer Drill // Here's The Latest Ridgid Hammer Drill and Impact Driver For 2023!! Ridgid R862312 Impact Driver!! Ridgid R861152 Hammer Drill!!

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In this video I go over my new purchase of the Ridgid R92082 drill kit which includes the Ridgid R862312 impact driver, the Ridgid R861152 hammer drill, a 4Ah and 6Ah max output battery set and a hard plastic case to carry it all.

This video shows my unboxing and first use of the drills and impact driver.

00:00 Intro
00:30 Unboxing
01:15 Using The Impact Driver
06:09 Using The Hammer Drill
08:05 Conclusion

[DiligentDave]

I’m no expert, but I have tested the drill against Dewalt, Milwaukee and Flex. The Ridgid is definitely legit. It’s also very comfortable to use.

[WHATDATTOOLDO]

That impact might be the best on the market the hammer drill is good not the best but more than enough

[boosted._sky]

Jimmy...for my money Ridgid is the best bang for your buck 👍

[woofman]

On 12/29/23, I got the rigid hammer drill, r86115k, there is a pause/delay when I first press the trigger, I read the literature and it says to press the trigger to turn the drill on, so maybe this is some kind of safety thing or whatever, I am not a fan of it, but I am retired so I will just have to get used to it, I'm loving the quality so far and the lifetime service agreement is hard to beat, I have owned dewalt for decades but having 2 drills fail in 5 years, both of which are almost 300 bucks each, kept inside a spare room, never dropped or abused, and after the 3 year warranty expired, I'm starting to not like dewalt anymore, we'll see how this new rigid does, I'm in west central Florida by the way, I noticed the chicken walking behind you, I'm wondering if you are in Florida as well, happy new year

[DiligentDave]

The drill will perform even better with the 8 amp battery because that battery has 21700 cells.
I’m hoping the kit goes on sale for Black Friday.
Either Ridgid or Flex.

[timsawyer]

Imagine going to a construction site back in 2005 with this kit. Someone would kill you and steal it haha

[DiligentDave]

Every impact driver I’ve seen on display has a lot of collet wobble. How is yours?
I’ve also heard that the drill cuts out randomly.

[Group_Anonymous]

This kit was released in Australia under AEG brand around 2016

[ericnauman]

I have this set, it’s pretty great, but the oil impact drivers are king. Rigid made thei stealth force oil impact and it was supreme. Anyone out the know why rigid stopped making their oil impulse?

[dalepete]

I am a rigid guy would love to have that set but my rigid tools I have are still running great what is the cost for that set

[THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY]

Have the KIT USE IT SOMETIMES with FLEX BATTERIES

[scual]

What are those yellow extension tips called?

[rmmccarthy]

Wow, indeed. These guys aren't playing around.

[TonyNelson-bp]

As "The General Expert" It is not practical to compare a 12V tool against an 18v tool as done in this video. Professionals and DYI's want Apples to Apples comparison. It is good to see Rigid stay relevant in this competitive tool market. Makita and Rigid both manufacture good reliable tools.

[scottyboy]

I want the 12v back. F these heavy ass drills

[PFPTHEGREATEST]

Idk, you didnt really drive the screws at enough of an angle. Next time see if you can drive them at 90 degrees so they go off screen into the neighbors yard.

[tasseryasser]

You should try both types from the same year

[johnitomartinez]

I wonder if vcg construction will see this video

[Akuma-jxdr]

I’ve used ridged for a while, I’ve burned out a few drills of the older models, but these two drills are on another level then the older ones.

[doggindan]

RIDGID does not stand up to their Life Time Warranty if they don't want to. I bought a combo kit 13 years ago before the registration LSA but still life time and it had 24v XLi batteries, they will not charge so I tried to get them to replace them and was told they were not registered, I register everything from toasters to tools, and they don't make 24v anymore. I have 3 power tools that collect dust because RIDGID doesn't care about their long time customers.