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Post #133091390 added 12-06-2019 11:57 AM by mnsurfer in Deal Talk
Very tempting for the warranty. This made me look into how much better are brushless vs brushed versions. Found great youtube review. One eye-opening test showed that brushless is able to do twice as...
Post #133113665 added 12-07-2019 3:47 AM by drezhere in Deal Talk
If you’re a homeowner that does DIY projects, these should be great. If you’re a contractor, then you may benefit from the brushless. I got this set and have no regrets. By the way, Military can...
Post #133079519 added 12-06-2019 7:04 AM by RugerRedhawk in Deal Talk
The lsa is the main reason to buy ridgid imo.
Post #133141004 added 12-07-2019 7:16 PM by scarpozzi in Deal Talk
I don't know why you got negatives for that comment. My dad got a Ryobi 8 years ago and I picked one up the next year. I've basically used mine to build multiple decks and add 1900 square feet on...
Post #133238948 added 12-10-2019 11:44 AM by Evann89581 in Deal Talk
Ignore the battery, the only reason I posted was to show the massive size of the tool.
Post #133156517 added 12-08-2019 9:32 AM by natevn in Deal Talk
I am looking for a set to do some stuffs in the house. How is this set compare to the Ryobi set for the same price? Thanks 18-Volt ONE+ Lithium-Ion Cordless 2-Tool Combo Kit with (2) 1.5 Ah...
Post #134069519 added 01-06-2020 3:15 PM by asianowl in Deal Talk
Found same deal in Los Angeles/Alhambra. There’s 2 left in stock.
Post #133126109 added 12-07-2019 10:39 AM by smeltdipper in Deal Talk
Ryobi tools are great for the price and the fact that they have a ton of tools, but Ridgid tools are on another level. Even the Gen4 are decent capable tools. Other than the battery life I doubt...
Post #133240178 added 12-10-2019 12:14 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
They are normal sized tools. That other higher-end tools which cost significantly more are smaller does not make these big and heavy. But it is pretty ironic that the person who was mistakenly...
Post #133750157 added 12-24-2019 10:10 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
535 in.-lbs isn't bad for a drill, but 1400 would be a gargantuan drill that would likely twist your wrist in two. You must be comparing this drill's torque to the impact driver torques of others....
Post #133214897 added 12-09-2019 7:14 PM by Evann89581 in Deal Talk
Ok we can take the fit and finish part off but they 100% are larger and heavier tools. Look at the size of the batteries alone. ...
Post #133114838 added 12-07-2019 5:13 AM by mcl5000 in Deal Talk
It’s a good price but I don’t really know why anybody would buy rigid over ryobi unless you’re obsessed with the warranty. Ryobi tools are just fine for almost everybody and the batteries work...
Post #133157408 added 12-08-2019 9:58 AM by Evann89581 in Deal Talk
There are 2 things better about ryobi than Ridgid and that is the price and the selection, everything else goes to Ridgid. Quality and warranty set ridgid apart if they have the tools you need.
Post #133055249 added 12-05-2019 2:36 PM by eboebo in Deal Talk
If you have no impact driver , I would say yes
Post #133048334 added 12-05-2019 11:55 AM by B16Drag in Deal Talk
Ryobi 2 tool kit or this Ridgid 2 tool kit? Both are at $99 Thoughts?
Post #133081661 added 12-06-2019 7:59 AM by nitroused in Deal Talk
Register the set in your Child's name, then it's their lifetime!
Post #133146827 added 12-08-2019 12:18 AM by Evann89581 in Deal Talk
Why would you replace Makita with Ryobi or Ridgid?
Post #133159010 added 12-08-2019 10:55 AM by infin8007 in Deal Talk
cool.. I need batteries.. i'll get this kit and sell off the guns. needed a kit with the lifetime warranty for batteries.. I have this old dual charger with a fan built in.. can it charge...
Post #133479026 added 12-16-2019 7:20 PM by gunthonungo in Deal Talk
That's what she said.
Post #133035395 added 12-05-2019 7:14 AM by psharkauburn in Deal Talk
Is a very solid deal, but for anyone seriously looking this is a generation back (x4) and not brushless. Definitely a good value at this price though, and about $70 or $80 cheaper than the newer...
Post #133035761 added 12-05-2019 7:23 AM by brinox in Deal Talk
This is almost 3 generations back when you consider it's X4 and brushed. There was a Gen5x brushed set, Gen5x brushless, and now the Octane brushless set. It's not a bad deal for Lifetime Service...
Post #133030481 added 12-05-2019 4:08 AM by eboebo in Deal Talk
This is a great deal for anyone who wants a drill and impact driver combo and does not need the hammerdrill.. Includes: Drill, Impact Driver, (2) Batteries, Charger, and Bag $99.00 shipped free...
Post #133125632 added 12-05-2019 4:08 AM by SubZero5 in Deal Talk
Home Depot has Ridgid 18V Lithium-Ion Cordless Drill/Driver & Impact Driver 2-Tool Combo Kit w/ 2x 2.0 Ah Batteries, Charger, & Bag (R96021SB) for $99. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store...
Post #133132505 added 12-07-2019 2:08 PM by smeltdipper in Deal Talk
That is precisely the reason I bought this exact set several years ago. Two extra batteries. I believe I paid $129 back then and it was a deal at the time. I already had an impact tool and a...
Post #133039055 added 12-05-2019 8:36 AM by sobeit69 in Deal Talk
I have have several tools from Ridgid, and buying the bundle was a great deal...every too I added comes with lifetime warranty’s.... the Orignal batteries x2 have been replaced a couple times in 8...
Post #133240574 added 12-10-2019 12:23 PM by Evann89581 in Deal Talk
I was referring to the batteries in the OP's picture..... I am not mistaking anything.
Post #133093379 added 12-06-2019 12:44 PM by eboebo in Deal Talk
Harry Homeowner would never wear out one set of these brushes and changing the batteries is'nt that hard .... I bought a set for my Uncle not Mike Holmes:)
Post #133090961 added 12-06-2019 11:48 AM by anarkie13 in Deal Talk
No worries. The ryobi one with the extended lead is great though for a standard dremel style tool. I'm on the fence about the soldering iron. Wish ridgid had some of those unique tools as well. Then...
Post #133177502 added 12-08-2019 9:14 PM by WisePollution2401 in Deal Talk
Love my 1/2" Octane impact wrench.. and was going to stick with Ridgid and and get more tools but the other day I noticed there is play in the battery, I noticed it when I picked up the impact wrench...
Post #133213451 added 12-09-2019 6:39 PM by Evann89581 in Deal Talk
Obviously I was referencing the Makita, Milwaukee and DeWalt. Hyper tough? Like what?
Post #133309244 added 12-12-2019 5:02 AM by Hammer66 in Deal Talk
I have owned this very kit of tools/batteries for several years now. It is subject to nearly daily use, as I'm a carpenter. I've had zero issues. Both batteries still charge fully and discharge as...
Post #133158077 added 12-08-2019 10:24 AM by catso in Deal Talk
Menards has their 11% rebate sale this week and Home Depot usually matches that (In competing market areas) so that may be helpful if they apply it to this purchase.
Post #133128197 added 12-07-2019 11:41 AM by chapstick321 in Deal Talk
I've had this set for 5 years and it's been excellent for my basic uses.
Post #133155371 added 12-08-2019 9:02 AM by Evann89581 in Deal Talk
If and when the Makita's die then if you want you can buy some Ridgid tools but imo replacing Makita with Ridgid is a downgrade even if they are brushless.
Post #133235636 added 12-10-2019 10:25 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
Dude, that's a 9ah battery on the Ridgid. And as far as the comparisons in the accompanying review, yeah the Milwaukee Fuel impact driver sunk that lag faster, but how much of that was due to the...
Post #133238378 added 12-10-2019 11:31 AM by Evann89581 in Deal Talk
Are you kidding me? I didnt post it to show it's faster, i posted it to show how massive it is compared to proper tool. Also that dominant hand bullshit is just that, bullshit.
Post #133238861 added 12-10-2019 11:42 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
Yep, the 9ah battery is massive...as are other brands of 9ah batteries (the M18 battery in your pic is not 9ah). And you're the one who posted a pic from a ridiculous review which compared a...
Post #133080185 added 12-06-2019 7:23 AM by anarkie13 in Deal Talk
Really counts on your use and need. Ryobi is a little weaker and the warranty isn't nearly as good. BUT... If you plan on getting a few of their special tools, like the rotary tool (Dremel), Glue...
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