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I've never had a Ryobi tool or battery fail for over 10 years on room additions and remodeling work. (Dewalt though did fail on me.) Doubt I'm just the lucky one.
Driving screws, cutting wood. Turns out there is more than one tool brand on earth that can do these exceptionally simple tasks. Or can you look at a screw and just TELL that it was a Ryobi driver?
I have this Ryobi combo kit, it is perfect for a weekend warrior like myself, if you are more of a heavy duty user, you may want to consider a different brand, or a brushless kit, but for the rest of us who fix or build things here and there, you can't go wrong with this.
It may not fail but I'm saying if you want the job done right then I would get real tools
Driving screws, cutting wood. Turns out there is more than one tool brand on earth that can do these exceptionally simple tasks. Or can you look at a screw and just TELL that it was a Ryobi driver?
I really could use a couple of new batteries. It seems I'd end up spending close to the package price just to get the batteries. Thoughts?I don't really need the charger. the cordless multi tool might be nice but I already have a corded Bosch.
It may not fail but I'm saying if you want the job done right then I would get real tools
10 years ago I'd agree with you but anymore Ryobi, Hart, Kobalt, etc. are more than good enough for DIY'ers.
I recently sold most of my Dewalt 20v tools and switched to Metabo, mostly cause I got some really good clearance deals on their tools (cordless framing nailer, finish nailer, hammer drills, etc.) from Lowe's and they tend to run better deals on Metabo.
I also have some Ryobi and Hart stuff. Ryobi has an excellent selection of tools. I bought some on the Direct Tools deal and have been happy with them. I also got a bunch of Hart stuff from walmart cause they clearance that stuff regularly too. 20v hand vacs, shop vacs, LED lights, inverter, USB chargers, stuff that's handy to have around the house for typical home use.
Point is, tools have their purpose. Ryobi is great for homeowner's and fine for contractor's that may only sparingly use a particular tool. Dewalt, Milwaukee, Metabo, Ridgid, Flex, etc all have their purpose as tools that are built to be used daily. Give it a rest.
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I really could use a couple of new batteries. It seems I'd end up spending close to the package price just to get the batteries. Thoughts?I don't really need the charger. the cordless multi tool might be nice but I already have a corded Bosch.
In that case, the 2 batteries plus a free tool for $99 is probably a better deal for you.
I really could use a couple of new batteries. It seems I'd end up spending close to the package price just to get the batteries. Thoughts?I don't really need the charger. the cordless multi tool might be nice but I already have a corded Bosch.
You can always sell off what you don't need. I sold my extra charger, one of the 1.5h batteries, and the duplicate reciprocal saw as a package on CL. The tools and batteries I'm left with from pervious deals are just about perfect.
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I recently sold most of my Dewalt 20v tools and switched to Metabo, mostly cause I got some really good clearance deals on their tools (cordless framing nailer, finish nailer, hammer drills, etc.) from Lowe's and they tend to run better deals on Metabo.
I also have some Ryobi and Hart stuff. Ryobi has an excellent selection of tools. I bought some on the Direct Tools deal and have been happy with them. I also got a bunch of Hart stuff from walmart cause they clearance that stuff regularly too. 20v hand vacs, shop vacs, LED lights, inverter, USB chargers, stuff that's handy to have around the house for typical home use.
Point is, tools have their purpose. Ryobi is great for homeowner's and fine for contractor's that may only sparingly use a particular tool. Dewalt, Milwaukee, Metabo, Ridgid, Flex, etc all have their purpose as tools that are built to be used daily. Give it a rest.
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