Hi Bruce, see you found another handy tool. Nice review.

@BruceLyeg

9 ай бұрын

Hey Nick, thanks!

Very nice tool have a great week.

@BruceLyeg

10 ай бұрын

Thanks Danny, you too

I'm saying it was a review , as a reviewer on reviews it was an awesome review too 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

@BruceLyeg

10 ай бұрын

I’ve got a video planned updating a few things I’ve reviewed before, now that I’ve used them more!

Not a bad idea for dash work or interior work hmm might look at it for the tight spaces 9:41 @Bruce L.

Wish the ryobi 4 volt batteries could be charged while in the item or Tool they run think ryobi should give both charging options charge battery while out of Tool or charge battery while in tool

I think this would be pretty handy for little jobs around home. I could have used one of these a few years ago when I was assembling a plastic shed that had a bucket load of fasteners. I put them all in by hand as I know that the plastic is thin and easy to strip out. This seems to have just enough power to get the job done and I assume that the last bit of tightening can be done manually. Thank you for the review.

@BruceLyeg

4 ай бұрын

I agree with you 100%. It get used the most on projects around the house or doing interior work on vehicle. Low torque applications. Yes, it can be used manually

Awesome B🎸《☆》Aircraft interiors do have a Million Screws👍🏾🥤🤳I never saw the need for a Cordless Screwdriver. One of my Colleagues got one when they first came out. I figured the batteries were too small. For some reason most of the screws require a lot of torque to remove😂Dam guy who zipped em in last time..likely me☝️$39.97 is like 40 dalla to me but that fine plastic ain't no cheap shiz✌😎☯️

@BruceLyeg

10 ай бұрын

Fo shizzle! Cordless screwdrivers really did kinda suck when they first came out and I rarely used them. Battery tech was pretty lame back then too. I’ve still got an old B&D cordless drill with a massive 12V NiCad battery that still works! Doesn’t hold a charge very long but still works

@bdogjr7779

10 ай бұрын

@@BruceLyeg I found a brand new 9.6V battery at Home Depot a few years ago for my 1st cordless 1991 vintage Makita👍🏾😁🤳It still doesn't have the Torque or RPM of my Dewalt but it's a Family heirilume now I guess. I still also have my 19.2V KAWASAKI cordless drill. Ya it was a PepBoys Special Circa early 2000s & it's RYOBI/KAWASAKI GREEN🌵👽🌵I made a KZread video with it a few years ago but I wasn't happy with it so I never posted it. I'll probably re-make it. It should be funny in a goofy way✌😎☯️

@BruceLyeg

10 ай бұрын

@@bdogjr7779 I remember those 9.6 battery Makita tools. They were the industry standard, all the professionals used them. I remember the Kawasaki cordless tools too! They usually came in a kit, the drill, a saw and something else

How's she goin'? Why doesn't it surprise me that you found and bought another Ryobi tool!! LOL Looks like a nice little screwdriver and for the tasks you talked about, it should be ideal!! Take care!!

@BruceLyeg

10 ай бұрын

Hey Mike. What can I say? I like Ryobi stuff!

@GrampiesWorkshop

10 ай бұрын

They should sponsor you!!@@BruceLyeg

Manuals? we don't need any stupid manuals!! 😂 great find Bruce. We are enjoying Labor Day long weekend here in the East Coast Cheers!! 🍻 🇨🇦

@BruceLyeg

10 ай бұрын

Glad to hear you’re having a good long weekend! It’s been nice but smoky over here! Cheers 🍻

Looks handy but seems a kinda big for a 4 volt. I'll bet my snapon 14.4 volt is the same size although the snapon doesn't convert to pistol grip. Of course we all make compromises when adding tools based on the batteries we already have.

@BruceLyeg

10 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly. It is kinda big and I’m not sure why. The battery isn’t huge and it’s not weak but certainly isn’t gonna be snapping any screws. You’re also correct about the tool choices based on batteries. I’m trying to eliminate different chargers. These just charge with a small cord, I’ve got the Ryobi 18 and 40v charger and also use the Milwaukee M12 stuff. It was also a price decision, for $39 with the battery I wouldn’t really find much in other brands. Maybe when it dies one day I’ll take it apart and see why it’s so big

I’m sure I’m I. The minority, but I would just as soon have the charger just plug into the wall. I don’t have but a couple usb ports I. The shop, and never seem to have a spare adapter when I need one. Other than that…. Looks like a cool tool

@BruceLyeg

10 ай бұрын

I can understand that. When I had the garage built I had receptacles put every four feet at a height of four feet. I should have had usb ports put everywhere too

How do you like the 4 volt ryobi tools I want to grab some nut I have so many Milwaukee REDLITHIUM items I have over 30 of them are they good @Bruce L.

@BruceLyeg

9 ай бұрын

They're alright for what they are. I only have the flashlight, rotary tool and the screwdriver. Not terribly powerful, kinda feels like the 4V is just barely enough power to run the tools. Stick with the Milwaukee if you already have that many. I just like Ryobi for the huge variety of tools they have and the price.

@AntonioClaudioMichael

9 ай бұрын

​@@BruceLyeg I appreciate the feed back I was looking at the rotory tool from ryobi because it's smaller then the 12v Milwaukee but if it barley has power then okay I appreciate the information and your perspective

@BruceLyeg

9 ай бұрын

I have the M12 rotary tool too and it’s much better than the Ryobi for sure 👍🏻

@AntonioClaudioMichael

9 ай бұрын

@@BruceLyeg I thought you did I swear I seen it on the bench on a few videos love the Feedback Thankd Bruce

Another ryobi hey wow now you have to find more of that brand lol

@BruceLyeg

10 ай бұрын

About the only thing left that I kinda want (for now) is the cordless drain snake. Our kitchen sink is kinda slow to drain and I think snaking it might help. Just not sure I wanna spend $110 on it

@DIYVariety

10 ай бұрын

@@BruceLyeg Oh im sure you well lol

@BruceLyeg

10 ай бұрын

Maaaaybe

@DIYVariety

10 ай бұрын

@@BruceLyeg You can put a cat toy on it and entertain the cats

I can't believe you have a Fram oil filter for your Miata. :(

@BruceLyeg

10 ай бұрын

The Fram is a leftover that came with the car! I didn’t buy it!

Too much jibber jabber.

@db4152

4 ай бұрын

Right... Mannnn I'm thinking to myself the title wasn't what Bob the builder did on Sunday! The f...

Biggest piece of junk I ever bought. Waaaaay better off with the $13 Drill Master cordless driver from Harbor Freight.

@georgemanlol3028

5 ай бұрын

how much is it cause where i live i bought the ryobi for $9