I've been a Ryobi customer since Ryobi Blue. Still have all of my tools brushed and brushless. The reasons I have remained customer, consistent quality, durability, reasonable battery cost and their commitment to maintain the 18 volt platform. My blue tools love their Lithium batteries.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

I love my Ryobi tools also! They are always solid and get the job done.

The more I hear about the Ryobi one+ system the more I'm pretty sure I need it😁🤘🏻

I've been a Ryobi fan and a collector for years and as DIYer of auto/home and a detailer, they have yet to fail me. I honestly haven't turned on my air compressor in years.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

I agree they are dependable tools.

@angelseliteautodetailing

3 жыл бұрын

What have you use for Detailing? I use ryobi Brushless hammer drill I do scrub and anchor canopies on concrete

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

@@angelseliteautodetailing The vacuum, tripod light and drill for carpet cleaning

In 2000, I bought the big Ryobi kit (the old blue and yellow tools) and still use all of the tools today. Only thing I've had to replace is batteries. Due to the combo price of tool + battery I've added several tools because it was cheaper than batteries alone. BTW, having 2 drills is a time saver for when you need to run a pilot hole and then screw something in. I really need to get the 3/8" ratchet. Hopefully, it's included in Ryobi Days (right before Father's Day) as those tend to be the best bargain of the entire year.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Ryobi tools are just flat out dependable. I don’t know why people tag on them so bad. That’s a great thought for having 2 drills that way I don’t have to keep putting different bits in. The 3/8 ratchet is awesome and surprisingly powerful.

You sold me on the inflater and the angle headed driver and 1/2 " impact. I love Ryobi tools myself and have used them from the time they were blue. I have a trim saw and a chainsaw from that era that I use the heck out of,along with a 3/8 drill that I'm not real crazy about, because the chuck is weak. I feel good about buying their One+ tools because, when they went to lithium batteries they made sure that all the tools we already owned would work with them. We weren't forced into replacing the older tools to get the benefits of the new battery system. They improved some of their tools at that time and are still improving them, so you may want to get the latest model because it's better, and that's how innovation works, but you don't HAVE to buy new tools to use the better batteries and I feel comfortable that any tool I buy today, they will make sure I can use it until I decide I want a better one in the future. I sometimes vacuum my car/truck, but not often, they're both 25 YO and kind of ratty looking, LOL, but I also have a camper that I take better care of. If you like that little Dustbuster style vacuum and the wet dry model, as a detailer and RVer, you will absolutely love the Ryobi Brushless vacuum that has the rotary brush and extension tube. I think the model # is P718. it's an EVERCHARGE tool just like the smaller handheld and it has tools that let it do all the things that that vacuum will do, plus it has a long shaft so you can do tasks at a distance (like vacuuming the dust on the wall molding down by the floor in your house) as well as a powered rotary brush head that lets you use it like a Dyson style home carpet vac. I'm always amazed by the amount of stuff that the collection chamber has in it when I open it and it gets way more use than our full sized plug-in vacuum. It really sux, so to speak. The only complaint I've ever had with using it is that it is so good at getting up hair that I have to frequently cut the hair from the rotary brush's bristles. It's easy enough to do with a pair of scissors, I just hate doing it, but then, our main vac requires the same process, just not as often, because it doesn't work as well as the Ryobi. It works great on bare floors like vinyl and concrete also. If you get one for the shop, don't let your wife ever use it in the house or you will be buying a second one. One other Ryobi tool that I think is very useful and a great value, is their power sprayer. It's so much easier than pumping a conventional bug or weed sprayer. I'm always fighting what I call Crack Weeds that grow out of my cracking and crumbling concrete driveway and patio along with the Virginia Creeper vines that my neighbor decided to cultivate over an arbor he built in his back yard. That stuff pops up out of the ground 20-30 feet or more away from the original planting and would grow all over my fence and garage if I didn't spray several times each year and the Ryobi works great for that pain in the butt of a job. Finally, the little DC to AC power inverter they sell is handy as hell also.

Superb review! Great work.

Cordless wet dry vac is perfect. I love it for maintenance clients on details.

The 1/2 drive impact tool. A is for autostop for preventing stripping lug nuts threads

This is Kool! Love the 1/4 inch ratchet swivel idea! and that 1/2 " Impact driver is well Engineered with all the settings! Light is Nice, all in all a Great Kit , Great Quality Tools!

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! The adjustable head on the ratchet is awesome. I was really surprised by the 1/2 power and feel of the tool. The light is fantastic.

Awesome of Ryobi to send you that haul! I'm a Ryobi guy too and the tools have never failed me👍 I also use the little inflater to pump up the tyres on the ride on😁 The 5" da polisher just arrived in Australia so I think thats on the list😁 Great review 👍👍👍🇦🇺

@FatLittleOldLady

Жыл бұрын

We bought the inflator for our neighbor's bike, as one of his Christmas presents, but my boyfriend told him he may need to borrow it from him for his truck tires some day if he ever gets a flat. We get him Ryobi stuff and I got him a Dremel 4300 and gave him my old Ryobi reciprocating saw because my boyfriend got me a new one in a 6 pack.

Awesome video brother!!! Bunch of awesome tools and that 1/2 inch impact packs a PUNCH!! Love the light.. Ryobi is awesome for hooking you up. 👏well done video.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother. The 1/2 impact was a big surprise to be honest. They have been great to deal with. Thanks again

Glad to see your channel growing the way it is. Best reviews on YT. Take care.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother I really appreciate that.

I have Ryobi’s tools, the P262 is awesome especially if you have a 9ah battery. You can upgrade the light bulb to an led on that older flashlight.

Great review Brian👍🏼👍🏼 I gotta get me some more Ryobi tools. I have a few & I love them❤

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! They have always worked great for me.

Really been looking into the ryobies and almost certain im going to go with them, especially love that 1/2in impact! Thats something i use in the shop multiple times a week and would love to get one. All there tools seem amazing and exited to get some... Not so much spending money on them but looking forward to nice tools, although for what you get and quality wise they seem like a great deal. Only thing i wish Ryobi would do is have the shop-vac be a hybrid as well, if it was hybrid then i would be more inclined to spend my money on one, ive used the DeWalt brand vac before (smaller 2 gal i think) and it was nice as it also had a cord built in the plug it in but if they put just the adapter of the extension cord... They got my money! Great video!

I'm still on my 1st impact drill from 6 yrs ago .and I'm a full time handyman decks to drywall just picked up 2.5 SETS worth of tools =$1500 for $500 at a local shop . And the 6 pack battery charger is a must have .

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

Жыл бұрын

I have a friend that he is also a handyman and has used these tools for years! Thanks for watching

I really like the light! That's cool!

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

The light is really awesome

That Impact Wrench is BEAST does 600ft lbs. Love it. Use it on our Chevy SUV and Mercedes C300.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I really like it so far. Definitely had plenty of power

Just subscribed! Very good reviews. I've had a very old Ryobi Tek4 cordless for many years, it's still working. Also did all my kitchen cabinets repray with Ryobi paint sprayer. Love that shop vac, can be used anywhere. Going to pickup their One+ impact & drill driver bundle.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks and welcome to the FAB Family! Ryobi tools have never let me down they just keep on working no matter how I abuse them.

I bought that 1st set you were talking about. When I worked at home depot.. lol.. I sold my circular saw. Cuz I don't need it.. but 4:55 I bought the tire/ ball pump.. I've already used it a bit. On my jeep. My grom and a gardening wagon.. so handy. And it was like $25.. worth it.. oh and I have the 6 battery charger. Changes 6. One after another..

I'm gonna steal part of John mony comments and add. I work construction. power tools are mostly supplied by contractor . My personal preference is heavily leaning to Ryobi. Started with Dewalt. Gave those away!!!!! Bought a good starter kit from Rigid and Ryobi . Rigid at one location in the city. Ryobi out in the country. I'm gonna swap out where I keep them . Possibly cut out the orange and go GREEN for both locations! RYOBI IS IN THE LEAD!!!!!

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a good choice. I have a friend that’s been in construction for over 20 years and Ryobi is all he uses and has never had a problem.

I just had to replace my first gen Porter Cable EX lithium drill and driver set. I landed on Ryobi 18v and could not be happier. Already using them for multiple projects.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! They make great tools

I use the Ryobi inflator for our bicycle tires. It is awesome, and super quick with bikes

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

I take it with us camping and love it!

I need a new drill, probably switching to the one+ line because it is so versatile. Thanks for the review.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

You won’t be disappointed especially with that brushless drill in the video. You are welcome

I keep my impact and air compressor in a bag with a couple of batteries in a tool bag in my truck, along with a set of lug nut flip sockets. Works great.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

Жыл бұрын

Always good to be ready for anything that may pop up.

I've been using Ryobi tools since they had the dark blue exterior casing . I still use the 7-1/4" power saw .

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

They have great tools!

Glad you like ryobi 🙂😇

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! They have never let me down

Im soo happy with my Ryobi and Milwaukee brushless too. I dont even use the air tools anymore. That Vacuum is gonna be a game changer No more cord Yeehaaw.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Ryobi makes great tools! I vacuumed my truck with it and it did not disappoint.

I have the earlier tyre pump with the analogue gauge, it works well if slow and a little power hungry, BUT the gauge was around 12 PSI out - I have good tyre pressure gauges I use anyway.

Great, THANKS, thanks a hell of a lot. First it’s Eric(PapaSmurf) and now it’s you. Everyone’s trying to break my bank account. Ring ring, ring ring. “Hello mrs visa lady, can I get a credit increase please? Fab just showed me a bunch of cool stuff I gotta get” 😃😉

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

You are welcome! 😂

It seems that everytime I am working on the cars, or gardening or doing yet another project around the house, I wish I had kept more of my husbands or father's tools. Even with a masonary bit installing a camera mount on an exterior brick wall last week took forever. And the air compressor? Biggest mistake letting it go. Good tools make the jobs so much easier and the lack of them are aggravating. I just didn't think I would use them that much and I don't use them like they did, but boy I miss them....the tools and the guys!

Ryobi is fine!!! A lot of bang for the buck. Thank you for the video. I just subscribed

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

They have always been good for me. Thanks and welcome to the FAB Family

Fwiw i use my Worx “inflator” on my modded IK9, and Sureshot sprayers... works amazing for this purpose.

Holy Grial set up bro. I cant wait to buy some ryobi for Christmas. Cheers.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I love my Ryobi tools

FAB I have the 10" cordless buffer. It is a sweet kiss on top of a coat of Carnuba!

Another great test of the new power tools from Ryobi. I've purchased the new HP drill a few months ago. Oh yes, it just deliver. :-) I've notised that most Ryobi tools is available for the American market before it reach us in Europe. And also another price setting. and some other differences in specs, Strangsly enough.. :-(

I just bought the Ryobi 3/8 Ratchet even though I'm on the ridgid program, as I had a Ryobi charger. Good video Brian.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

I love the 3/8 ratchet. It has way more power then I thought it would. Thanks man

@mangeload

2 жыл бұрын

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing i just found one with a 1.5ah battery & charger for $45

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

@@mangeload That’s a good deal!

By now you discovered how good the shop vac is. Love mine.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I use it all the time and love it!

Nice cordless tool collection Brian.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

super cool of ryobi to send all that stuff! my only gripe is the ratchet. Even with the rotating head it just seems hard to fit into tight spots with modern cars having very littler space in the engine bay.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

Жыл бұрын

Yes it was awesome of them to send all of it. The battery makes it difficult that’s for sure.

I started my arsenal with a Ridgid drill and planned on just being a Ridgid fan boy but after these reviews im going to sell it and start my arsenal with One+ Ryobi LOL.

Id recommend getting the HP batteries especially for the HP tools. 4AH or bigger

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I have a few 4AH batteries

Great video. I still have the old blue Ryobi tools!

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! This are some old tools but I bet they still work!

@ddautodetailing

3 жыл бұрын

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing They sure do!!!

The sound of the tire pump is madness inducing. It might work well but it sounds like hell.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

I agree it is loud and obnoxious

What a great video

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Hello@FAB Automotive Detailing, would you like to review the new MJJC foam cannon pro? Thanks.

I have the p262 and I have the HP Brushless batteries so yeah set on 3 the impact can go up to 450ftlbs ...

The ridged filters fits in the 6gal vac if you are wondering.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

That’s good to know! Thanks

The standing light is awesome, it's one of my go to's it's a much better deal than what dewalt and milwaukee have

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

I agree I find myself using it all the time

The regular impact driver can handle 120 foot pound lugnuts with ease. You don’t even need the 1/2”. Mines been destroying any other cordless for five years now.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

I have never tried the impact driver on lug nuts but might have to see what it can do.

Dude that’s awesome, curious what you think. I need to cost effective tools. I’m no mechanic or pro detailer, but always need some decent stuff that doesn’t break the bank.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

You can’t go wrong with the Ryobi One+ tools. They have never let me down and the prices are great.

Any word on the Ryobi power cleaner 600psi 18v, right angle die grinder, and the 3 inch polisher that were announced as new for 2021. Ryobi announced the products months ago and they are still unavailable. Thanks for the video.

I have been using ryobi tools for at least 20 years,i have all these tools you have here except the pressure washer and the dual action polisher.I bought the led light,and tyre inflator just recently. Ive never had a problem with any ryobi tools ever,20 years of buying and using electric and battery powered tools and not once did i have to return a single item for exchange or refund. Ive been in the construction industry on and off over a 35 year period,and now im retired and do home automotive mechanical work on my wifes car and my car. The next ryobi tool im buying is the magnetic work light for when im under our cars doing maintenance and repairs.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

They are great tools that have never let me down either. I appreciate your comment and experience with Ryobi tools. I don’t understand why they get so much hate.

I recently bought 12V Milwaukee tools. I wish I had went with Ryobi. I realize they are made by the same company, but the add on tools are much more expensive with Milwaukee. My Craftsman C3s are still going strong too. Once they die, I will switch to Ryobi. These are much more pro-sumer friendly. You are certainly right about Honda crank bolts. I've done 2, when replacing timing belts. Had to put one back together and take to a shop with better equipment. Luckily the last one I did a couple years ago, came off with my large pneumatic impact.

@richsmith3120

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, all made in Thailand and China.

@bhall7025

3 жыл бұрын

I've been stewing about these all day. I think you have convinced me to upgrade soon.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah Ryobi is very pro-Sumer friendly and are very dependable tools. I have done hundreds of Honda timing belts and almost always have to use a 3/4 impact to remove the crank bolt. Sometimes even that doesn’t work and I have to get the huge breaker bars out.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

@@bhall7025 You won’t be disappointed!

So funny to see the little girl’s hand double checking to see if all the waster was sucked from the floor.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah she is my little shadow!

I also have their power washer. I ended up using it less than I thought I would. But I never thought of winter washing my car with bucket draw. Would love to see a video on your system for that! Also what is the difference between the regular and HP+ 18v batteries?

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/laSBqspqYLPfiqw.html Here is my video on the EZ Clean pressure washer

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

The HP line of products and batteries are suppose to have more power.

The only Ryobi 1 tool that I regret buying is the small car vacuum cleaner. It is noisy and not really up to it for me. I wonder if they have improved it since. Otherwise I am a great fan. The one I use the most is the nailer followed by the impact driver. The huge range is the real selling point. I’ve no regrets about going Ryobi.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

My impact driver is also my most used Ryobi tool. I have no regrets buying their tools either.

I have the compressor. Put a hair tie on the handle slide it over the trigger when you want it on hands free.

Tigger on inflator. Fit a zip tie loop you can slide over trigger. Black and decker inflator. Same deal. Zip tie loop. My after inflating my 4 rv tires finger gets tired. Little cheat for things you want to leave on.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea! Thanks

When I first looked at the lineup, I thought "oh wow, FAB is going to use a circular saw on a car." Great vid.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Gonna make the truck a T-Top! 😂 Thanks man

Ryobi One Love !!! My entire chip as chips , good as gold mobile detailing is set up by Ryobi one + ( Only fan has died after 1.5 years of use) Imho one step smaller vac is better cause it is more compact and does not kill batteries that quick. It takes 4-7 batteries 4 ah to vac whole car and comes as second best cordless vac in the world overall, considering sucking power, power consumption , price and reliability That bigger vac will take about 33 % more ish but it does suck better by the same amount ish Fan Vac Da polisher Drill Tire inflator

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

Actually I vacuumed my truck out yesterday with a fully charged 4 AH battery and had one bar left when I finished. It wasn’t a quick vacuum either because we had just been camping and hiking so there was a lot to pick up. Thanks for watching

@maximolotov

3 жыл бұрын

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Wow It takes me at least one hour almost every time to vac whole car Floor, fabric mats , boot , seats Under seats , inside doors. Basically everything while using brush to agitate. It is my biggest pain at the moment My one step smaller vac kills 4 ah in 17 minutes Would change my life if I could do it in half an hour. P.S. Largest vac is not sold in my country :( Buying from abroad would be like not having warranty

I have some ryobi tools. What I don't like about them is the batteries and chargers. Other than that they're not bad.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

So far I have had no issues with batteries or chargers! 🤞

I use a rubber band on the tire pump

Bro! How do I get Ryobi to send me stuff? I respect 😂your hustle! ❤

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

Жыл бұрын

I have no idea they reached out to me because of KZread. Thanks

At 2:29 I noticed the camera cut after you showed the stud finder…. Lol. Should’ve left it in! Hold it up to your chest and make it beep? Lol. Classic

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

😂 I always do that and my wife just rolls her eyes at me.

@BighnicHnicBAWSESTATUS

2 жыл бұрын

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing but you did do it but edited it out. Lol

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

@@BighnicHnicBAWSESTATUS I know but when I was editing my wife said it shouldn’t show it. 😂 You are the only one that caught it.

I smoked the analog version of the inflator...

Those are nice. Isnt Hart also made by Ryobi? Hart has been catching my eye.

@jamesv844

3 жыл бұрын

What I just found out when I went to home depot to purchase some more Ryobi tools and the Milwaukee rep was there and started asking what Ryobi tool I was interested in and I ask him but don't you work for Milwaukee , he told me he represents not just Milwaukee but Ryobi and Ridgid. So assuming that all three are from the same manufacturer.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

I honestly have no idea.

They got DPC too haha

Any Fab discount codes?

I Use My Fan All Night One 4 Amp Hour Battery & It Works Awsome. If You Think A 4 Amp Hour Battery Last's So Long Try A 9 Anp Hour Battery For You'r Powertools I Use My 9 Amp Hour Battery To Run The Miter Saw & It Works Awsome Also.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

8 күн бұрын

That’s good to know! Thanks for watching

whole else started with the same exact tool bundle?

i cant make up my mind. if i should buy into the Ryobi systems or the hikoki 36v systems which is made by Hitachi I will only use it for home projects tho

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

Ryobi has never let me down in all the years I have been using them.

I would love to get free products and promote them too.

yeah great.. love how powerful that hoover was sucking up polystyrene before a very slight draught of wind blew it away! Ofcourse hes gonna say Ryobi tools are the best! He got it all for nothing! lol

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

Жыл бұрын

Not true at all but believe what you want.

Aw Hell naw! Ryobi made me BUY mine!

How do you get Ryobi to send you products to try out?

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

They contacted me after my review video of their new dual action polisher.

Honda crank bolt, haha. Wrong I pull and pull apart engines daily with that 1/2 600 ft impact. Including axle nuts, what do you think 600 lb is for? , I literally beat the hell out of that impact, it's fallen off of countless numbers of cars! Just make sure you have a 4 amp hour battery or better!

I'm not impressed by the brushless HP drill. The specs show it having more torque than the brushed...but my 5yo brushed drill can spin over a 150cc engine...but the brushless drill cuts out on the compression stroke...the speed control cuts out anytime the torque gets to high I guess. Using it to put in screws or drill a hole, it works fine...but considering what it cost, I could have bought 3 or 4 older drills. If the tool needs safety cutoffs that cut power for anything I am trying to use them on, then they are not worth $150. I have the brushed 3/4 impact gun...I was thinking of getting the brushless version until seeing how the brushless drill acts. My brushed impact gun has never let me down, so why replace it with an expensive brushless version that might decide it needs to shut off? I recently got the cordless vac...it does drain batteries fast and the onboard storage could be better but it does work as a quick and simple vac without having to mess with cords/storage.

Wish ryobi would send me some tools.

that 1/2 impact driver will undo any bolt you have on a vehicle, youd need a 6ft bar to even come close to how effective they are on a ful battery, also your comment about over working it doesnt fly with me, im an engineer and impact drivers are designed to rattle off bolts, ive had mine unmoving and rattling away on some daft stuff i should have been using my 3/4 stuff on, 30 seconds later the bolt comes off. no overheating nothing, mines the brushed version and its stood up to 3 years of abuse so far.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

I agree the 1/2 inch is great. They just sent me the brand new 1/2 that is 1,100 breakaway so double this one and it’s a beast. Video coming soon on that. I get what your saying and I hammer on bolts also but what I meant was don’t buy like a 3/8 for jobs you should use a 1/2 on. I see people on KZread all the time that review 3/8 impacts regardless of brand and some won’t remove lug nuts. Then the comment section is full of people saying the tool is junk because it won’t. Well that’s not what a 3/8 is intended for. That’s what I mean by that. I appreciate you watching and commenting!

@evolution0016

2 жыл бұрын

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing no totally understand. The smallest impact gun id buy is 1/2. Although im considering the 3/8 ratchet after i saw you show the head swivel on it. Id more than likely crack the bolt by hand then use it to run up the nuts/bolts in difficult positions. Cheers for the reply and loving the videos.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

@@evolution0016 Buy the new 3/8 HP long neck ratchet you won’t be disappointed. The head also swivels on it. I will be showing that in a video soon. You are welcome!

Ryobi must stop including a charger with so many of the tool packages, buy it separately if you need one.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

11 ай бұрын

I think they are starting to offer less chargers on most products.

Tell ryobi we need a spike gun stop f ing around

I wish Ryobi would send tools to people who actually need them but might not be able to afford them instead of influencers who have the same tools in every brand name and then some.

Been using Ryobi tools for years,(my circular saw and first drill have the blue casing) I've since added many more with great success. On the job as well as home projects. The only people who bad rap Ryobi are the ones who don't use them every day.

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

Жыл бұрын

They have been great tools for me also.

I just call em robbies

Ryobi can no longer be put in the “diy” category.they keep proving themselves time after time. At this point I would call ryobi “entry level”. I have had dewalt and Milwaukee fail on me but I don’t recall ever having a ryobi fail on me and have only had battery issues.IMO dewalt just sent made like they used to be,the older dewalts could take a beating and still tick

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

Жыл бұрын

I agree! I have a friend who does construction work for a living and he switched over to all Ryobi about 5 years ago and has yet to have a tool let him down. He was a big DeWalt guy and used to bad mouth my Ryobi tools but got tired of the tools breaking down on him so he took a shot with Ryobi and was glad he did.

1st

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

3 жыл бұрын

🏆

GARBAGE, LMAO

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

I have never had a single issue with any of my Ryobi tools

The 1/2 impact will take off a toyota tundra camery and Tacoma crankbolt in like 1.3 seconds love it

@FABAutomotiveDetailing

Жыл бұрын

Yes and the newer HP version has even more power. Ryobi is killing it