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Post #121679956 added 11-15-2018 1:55 PM by daddyscientist in Deal Talk
Hey Jeremy- how about you stop citing online resources and actually take into account the people who use their tools? Congratulations on your new Ryobi bit set. You don't need to continue to...
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Post #121663162 added 11-15-2018 7:50 AM by euuser18015973 in Deal Talk
perfect for my collection.
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Post #121635586 added 11-14-2018 2:31 PM by JeremyA7449 in Deal Talk
It's mostly just people pretending to be experts because they think more of themselves than they actually are. If it was a power tool I could understand, but for drill bits? You're literally...
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Post #121641211 added 11-14-2018 5:07 PM by bpwarren in Deal Talk
I do not recommend. I love Ryobi tools but their drill bits are not good. I went thru almost an entire set when building some stairs. For about the same price, $10, I’d go with the Dewalt set. I’ve...
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Post #121613659 added 11-14-2018 5:26 AM by LilFlippeR in Deal Talk
This ..will last for life for the 95% users 😁 Good deal .thx sir
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Post #121624540 added 11-14-2018 10:14 AM by johkell in Deal Talk
I bought the same set a couple months back for about $5 bucks at Home Depot..
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Post #121614133 added 11-14-2018 5:46 AM by JeremyA7449 in Deal Talk
If you knew as much about these as you claim that you do, then you would know that these aren't impact bits, and will break if used improperly. Read the packaging and use them the way they're...
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Post #121607824 added 11-13-2018 9:57 PM by scdealer in Deal Talk
That set does not appear to be for impact use, but would work in any regular drill.
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Post #121608460 added 11-13-2018 10:28 PM by poorgrad in Deal Talk
I picked up a set the other day. It's part of the pile of stuff they put in the front for holiday sales. So I don't think it was another price.
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Post #121609891 added 11-13-2018 11:40 PM by SeanD1497 in Deal Talk
Hmm, I don't need all those drivers, but the drill bits look like the same bunch I bought a couple years ago, and I'm sure I paid at least nine bucks just for those. Not the best deal in the history...
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Post #121612747 added 11-14-2018 4:38 AM by ArunA3711 in Deal Talk
This or...
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Post #121612387 added 11-14-2018 4:07 AM by Coop1979 in Deal Talk
This set has been this price since the early summer, at least. I made the mistake of buying it. Very low quality set of bits. Would NOT buy it again, especially at this "full" price.
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Post #121680472 added 11-15-2018 2:10 PM by JeremyA7449 in Deal Talk
I don't actually own this set I'm just pointing out BS where I see it, and hopefully saving people some money in the process. I say get whatever set you happen to like -- there is a DeWalt set for...
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Post #121680817 added 11-15-2018 2:18 PM by daddyscientist in Deal Talk
I was the one who actually suggested the DeWalt set along with the Milwaukee and Bosch sets. Look back a few posts. Great job letting everyone know you actually know nothing about tools and you've...
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Post #121685170 added 11-15-2018 4:09 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
Edit, because I'll try to play nice...
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Post #121681507 added 11-15-2018 2:35 PM by JeremyA7449 in Deal Talk
Well if Google so quickly shows that you're wrong about a few things, maybe you should consider that you don't know as much as what you claim to know, and instead try to learn something instead. I...
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Post #121610053 added 11-13-2018 11:50 PM by SeanD1497 in Deal Talk
Ryobi drivers and bits, like Ryobi tools, are perfectly fine for 95% of people. I've used all sorts of brands and I honestly feel there's barely any difference between any of them, as long as you...
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Post #121617472 added 11-14-2018 7:37 AM by davelikesdeals2 in Deal Talk
Case wise, the design is better than my DeWalt case or any of the others I've seen that cost 3x more (on sale too). Just remember, this doesn't compare to those kits though, you're missing some...
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Post #121617484 added 11-14-2018 7:38 AM by fandrew7 in Deal Talk
I’ll echo what others have said. I have a ton of ryobi tools and they are my preferred brand because I tinker with cars and home projects on a daily basis, but I don’t do any commercial grade work....
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Post #121611502 added 11-14-2018 2:08 AM by Newday12 in Deal Talk
You don't sound like you are part of the 95%. They use their tools a few times a year to express their creative side or build Ikea stuff.
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Post #121611565 added 11-14-2018 2:23 AM by gfunk4698844 in Deal Talk
I thought the 95% used their tools once every 10 years when the winds pick up to weigh their picnic napkins down.
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Post #121611985 added 11-14-2018 3:34 AM by PowerfulGorilla460 in Deal Talk
Wow, nice deal, thanks.
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Post #121614724 added 11-14-2018 6:08 AM by JeremyA7449 in Deal Talk
Then I'm guessing daddyscientist doesn't realize that he's talking about a different set (that or he's just being purposefully dishonest). I actually went and looked up the difference between the...
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Post #121666336 added 11-15-2018 8:54 AM by JeremyA7449 in Deal Talk
The dewalt set ranks quite a bit lower than ryobi (largely because of the case, assortment, and number of spare bits -- the quality of the bits are exactly the same). ...
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Post #121615084 added 11-14-2018 6:21 AM by magneticmagnum in Deal Talk
IMO the "95% of people" argument is a bit silly... In all due respect, 95% of people buy this and never use it. So it "works" for them perfectly! Snark aside, funnily enough I do keep buying...
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Post #121616836 added 11-14-2018 7:21 AM by taylork07 in Deal Talk
Agreed. The impact set is junk. Several shattered within a few days. DO NOT BUY.
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Post #121624753 added 11-14-2018 10:20 AM by JeremyA7449 in Deal Talk
More information about drill bit durability: https://www.familyhandyman.com/tools/drills/how-to-choose-twist-drill-bits/view-all/ High speed bits are less accurate, but in general, most steel...
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Post #121624186 added 11-14-2018 10:08 AM by MX400ex72 in Deal Talk
I am not going to speak to this set specifically, but will just echo that its worth paying the few extra bucks for a quality set of impact drivers. And when you buy quality, you don’t need 50...
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Post #121607230 added 11-13-2018 9:27 PM by sikwit in Deal Talk
Does the 117pcs work with a craftsman impact drill? Or regular drill
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Post #121622815 added 11-14-2018 9:40 AM by JeremyA7449 in Deal Talk
Ryobi makes professional sets that are every bit as good as Milwaukee, and Milwaukee makes cheaper sets just like this one. It's not the brand so much as the type of set that you're buying. I just...
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Post #121610251 added 11-14-2018 12:01 AM by daddyscientist in Deal Talk
To each their own. I own this set as well as the drill bits. They've all snapped in half and the majority of these sets are softer in metal than the screws they're matched for. As it is with the...
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Post #121756570 added 11-17-2018 6:58 AM by craveman1 in Deal Talk
I bought the impact set last year, and they really do snap when torqued by the impact driver. That part is disappointing because the Ryobi tools I own work well. That being said, I'll probably pick...
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Post #121677772 added 11-15-2018 1:05 PM by Sc00b3rt123 in Deal Talk
Have these. Horrible quality. They snap very easily.
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Post #121628659 added 11-14-2018 11:42 AM by Newday12 in Deal Talk
Haha, even better response than mine.
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Post #121686451 added 11-15-2018 4:44 PM by daddyscientist in Deal Talk
Great point, Jeff. Exactly what I was trying to point out. The same person telling everyone else to do "research" is out here spewing his own misinformation. Why would anyone who knows anything...
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Post #121665412 added 11-15-2018 8:34 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
Yep. These multi-bit sets are great to have a variety of bits on hand, but there's a reason why contractors literally buy dozens of the same bit at a time. They all wear out and break, even the...
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Post #121614541 added 11-14-2018 6:02 AM by mpc11 in Deal Talk
I haven't used either set, so I can't comment on quality. But, there are now 2 separate sets linked in this thread. Initially, which the see deal button goes to, it was just for the 44 piece set at...
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Post #121614676 added 11-14-2018 6:07 AM by brianlovesmoney in Deal Talk
If we're talking about the 44 piece set it says it's impact rated.
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Post #121614052 added 11-14-2018 5:43 AM by theexception in Deal Talk
Got one of each. Thanks OP.
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Post #121617685 added 11-14-2018 7:43 AM by D15AV0W3D in Deal Talk
I’m with you on this one. Used a Ryobi philips driver bit to run some wood screws in predrilled lumber, and the bit got chewed up so bad after 5 screws it wouldn’t drive a screw through butter after...
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