BOLTR: Ryobi Nail Gun 18V cordless
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2016
- We'll talk about how Ryobi, Milwaukee and Rigid tools all come from the same factory and we'll have a look at the mechanical components that make this cordless brad nailer work.
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I'm just a Yorkshire man in is shed watching another man in his shed half a world away 🤘🏻👌🏼🖖🏻
"I got a job I don't give a F#@%"
Best line in the whole video. THanks I actually enjoyed the no BS review
NO NO NO That award goes to "Some clams needs more massaging" 😆😆😆
I agree with Yagi Productions. I have this much :💩: respect for "professional" TH-cam'ers and/or "Influencers".
Prosumer: "It's almost like these guys just sit around and make up new words! And no, the irony is not lost on me." Masterful.
I just took one of these apart with some confidence thanks to having watched this a while back - and I actually managed to fix the thing. It had been in use for about 3 years already. As best I can tell, it failed because the oil inside had gotten so sticky and old that the motor was going into overload protection due to the increased resistance.
I oiled everything back up and it is back to work! Thanks for the video!
I've had mine working for 2 years now. Still going strong. I do alot of floors and trim.
Silicon grease works the best .
@@interman7715 is that silicon or silicone, just asking for a friend.
Hey The11thNickel I’ve been debating on getting this same ryobi brad nailer , after you tuned yours up is it still working to this day ?
@@johnkey1682 There is no such thing as silicon grease as far as I know, so yeah.
For those Aussies (not Austrians) playing along at home... Techtronics have done the same Ridgid deal with Bunnings, except that they're branded as AEG. So Bunnings are the exclusive distributors of both Ryobi and AEG/Ridgid here.
Could be worse than Ryobi, though. Could be Ozito. Or 909. Or Worx. Or Wesco.
+w0mbles I thrash my Ozito 14v drill and never had a problem, had more issues with my Dewalt 14v drill. Their palm sander is pretty good too so I got nothing bad to say about Ozito and if something fucks up, instead of warranty they will usually just straight swap you for a brand new one.
After seeing this video... Your better off with a Ozito, properly made in the same factory as Ryobi but half the price.
TheKodiak72 I've got a few Ozito tools myself. The heat gun is quite decent. The screwdriver does the job, but is pretty dodgy in terms of build quality and drive run-out. The rotary tool is OK too, though the ergonomics are rough. The glue gun is bare-bones, but it works well enough.
But overall, they're definitely at the bottom end in terms of parts and build quality. I wouldn't want have to rely on them. Weekender stuff.
I do agree that it's dead easy to replace the Ozito stuff it goes bad. Same can be said for almost anything bought at Bunnings. Even the high priced stuff.
+TheKodiak72 yeah I've got no problems with Ozito. 909 stuff on the other hand, absolute garbage, literally made of fecal matter I'm pretty sure.
+w0mbles Yeah pretty easy to replace anything that breaks in Australia thanks to the Australian Consumer Law.
I generally stick to the Makita stuff for tools I use a lot, but bought an Ozito rotary hammer for a small bathroom demo job that came up.
The first one fried (magical blue smoke feature) and I took it back for an instant replacement. No 2 finished the job and I've still got it for the next reno some time down the track. For a tool I might use a half dozen times it's cheaper than hiring one.
+w0mbles Thanks for the info. I bought a Ryobi vacuum cleaner from Bunnings. Worst. Purchase. Ever. It is so damn loud its not funny. Even with hearing protection on you get a headache after a few minutes. I'd forgive it if it actually worked. But it sucks .. If you get what i mean. I end up using the damn thing as a broom then pulling the head off and hoping the thing sucks the stuff up just through the hose. I should have taken it back complaining about how useless the thing is, but oh well. That's what $80 gets you.
Having said that, I've also got a Ryobi C1 brad nailer. Seems to go alright so far. Very rarely does it jam.
I grabbed one of these for $119.00 with a gift card. I had the 18v hammer drill with batteries so.. I figured it might be worth trying yet I doubted it could make me happy... I can now say that after trimming a friends' house, I did my mothers, another friends and my own. All new baseboards, doors, you name it. I'm blown away that this Ryobi is so damn good!
bullyakker do you have the hammer drill that's about 130$ with the 4ah battery? I was thinking of getting either it or the 99$ makita lxt compact drill. How do you like yours
last christmas i got that drill and the brushless impact on the "buy the brushless hammer and get one free other tool btw you wanna pick the brushless impact" sale
That's every day use for my tools, and my co worker uses ryobi and always has to borrow my DeWalt tools to get his job done...
I'd rather get barely used Makita mid compact impact driver, regular driver, reciprocating saw, 2 batteries and chargers, and two bags for $160. 😁
Wow. Nigh 10 minutes-ish before he actually broke open the tool. Longest "intro" I've ever seen by AvE. Please don't jump the shark. This has become my favorite place on the Ytube.
XZ i watched so many of these vajayos over the past week it’s amazing. Somehow just found out about him ~week or so ago. Needs more cooking content and fabrication with that flowery language imo. Tear downs are good, but I don’t wanna buy crap chinesium. When I buy a tool I like er to chooch right skookum for a long while
Ive been using this brad nailer for 6 years now. Ive done a lot of baseboard jobs. Its still holding up 🤞🏻
Someone needs to make an "AvE Camera Troubles" compilation video.
It'll just be a techno remix of him shouting "focus, you fack!"
^^ What he said @@MrSplic3r ^^
@@MrSplic3r Hmmm, a DJ could put that on a loop and I'd listen... Focus, Focus Focus, you Fack, Fack Fack.. Focus
POM is Polyoxymethylene also known as Acetal (trade name Delrin) in case anyone was curious.
Sincerely, a plastics and polymer engineer.
+AvE Hey there AvE,
I frequently use www.matweb.com/ is has a lot of great info on material properties for polymers as well as metals, fibers, and semiconductors. It's free to use but I think you get a few other goodies if you register.
+AvE I think you may find it very useful trying to determine if something will "chooch" or not haha.
James Schwede would delrin be able to be used to create super tight lattices based on long strands only a few molecules across to create a very tough material much like kevlar or ultra high density molecular weight polyethylene that they use in bullet proof gear?
@Nuovoswiss so delrin is just the polymer version of formaldehyde?
@@sarchlalaith8836 I think that is a bit of an oversimplification.
You are a human version of an unbiased google search. Also the only person that is truly over qualified for 99% of any employment opportunities
Rule of thumb, never buy a tool AvE hasn't dismantled. At least that way you know what you are really getting.
then you will never buy a tool
That’s real talk. Know what your in for is what my uncle jack burton use to always say.
Exception: If AvE can't dismantle it, it means it can't be dismantled, and is therefore skookum as frig.
Unless it's a Makita
mhmmmm. That's why I'm afraid of Rigid. He hasn't reviewed very many.
I'm am so thankful for your style of reviewing products. I'm not very mechanically inclined and in a week I've learned more about tools, the motors that run them and I'm simply far more knowledgeable than I was just 7 days ago. The power of not being controlled by sponsors of course flows into all aspects of our lives. The marketing of everything from music to pet food falls in the same category. I don't wanna make this a novel. I just wanted to say THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing what you know, think and believe.
yea, you should always assume anything on the internet with a positive review is probably paid for - then, if you find out that's not true, all is well.. but if you go around trusting greedy content creators inherently from the get-go, you could potentially get bamboozled
the internet is a lot like jail, 9/10 times, if someone is speaking they are lying.
I'M THE WINNER OF THE FEIN GRINDER!!! just received it a few days ago and its skookum!
thanks alot AVE!!!!!
Moshe Galimidi so... two years on... she still grindin?
The lack of his commenting says to me the grinder aborted his lifespan
@@collisiontech_nick399 clearly
He died
@@abelramirez7762 im alive!!!!! And its still running great.
In my years working as a tool repair technician, I've actually seen the "o-ring behind the wear ring" trick fairly often. It provides a steady pressure against the cylinder wall to ensure maximum performance and maximum lifespan of the wear ring. Kinda smart, if ya tinker on it. 😉
As to the filled *pits,* I believe that if you ground that thing apart, you just might find some ballance weights in there.
We had a big Gaylord (reinforced cardboard box) that was full of those *aluminum* housings which we would, upon its filling, take to the recyclers for a pretty penny. There's a lot goes into those housings and, your correct in that it's the strength of the whole tool, giving reinforcement to the shell and everything else. Anyway...
We had one fellow who, upon his second trip to the "Doc in the box" to have a nail removed from his hand (you'd think he'd learn to keep the pointy end pointing elsewhere, by then...) was informed that if it happened a third time, he need not bother returning to work in the afterwards. Twice in as many months, I believe his sneaking out the back door before taking the mandatory drug screen just might have had something to do with it. 😆 🤣
"Clinker" makes me think of two things... 1, when I'm working on my coal forge, the fellow smith's out there will commiserate and 2, the infamous scene from "A Christmas Story" when Daren McGavin is fighting with his great nemesis, the coal heater in the basement. 😀
I love these Ryobi One+ tools for around the home. They are affordable and have a decent warranty, and they get the job done. For work, I tend to gravitate toward SnapOn and Makita.
I've purchased this nail gun last year... Stop working after 4 months... After watching this master piece.. I tore it apart.. found that the o-ring on the cylinder head was off and torn... Easy fix...
In your calculations you forgot to account for volume of flow, the strong magnet on striker means it can have a break pressure of 40psi, then accelerate to a rediculous level while consuming the volume of air available.
There is also the Heat of Compression, since the compression stroke is fairly quick, about 1/6 second.
I use one of these all the time. Great for jobs where you need to do trim work but do not want to drag around a compressor, hose and pnematic brad gun. Boss had to send it off for repair once when he first got it but no issues in years.
This guy is speaking 6 lenguages intermixed into a bean soup of words
beatiful
Kinda like a fancy Alpha-ghetti with lentils...
when i run out of things to watch on youtube, i come back to this channel. thanks ave
I don't need any power tools, I am not in the power tool industry, I am not an manufacturing engineer... but I find these videos fascinating.
knowledge is your power tool. there may come a day when you need a tool such as this and you will know where to look for a non biased honest review. AvE is great for this.
At least get an impact driver. It's a pain in the ass when you need a tool but don't have it.
Montygo true story...always been meaning to get an impact driver, never ended up doing that, and I'm going to end up doing a ton of hand work because of it.
"When you got the 'meat hook abortion' goin there, it doesn't feel so nice."
I subscribed for the commentary alone, the educating bits are just a bonus.
true
It’s really funny when you’re drunk and tryin to unfucker somethin of your own.
Thanks to you, you have changed the way I look and see things. Thank you for that. Now I look to see how it was milled or what it was made of.... Thanks
listening to AvE is almost like listening to Richard Feynman. An entertaining explainer.
Uploaded a video during the Super Bowl. My man.
+AvE Howdeh there sir. not relevant to the comment you posted under. But I figured this would give a better chance of your seeing this.
Just wanted to say thanks from south east side of Texas, USA. Thanks for all the very entertaining videos and amusing technical terms. Hell I've adopted a few if them, cause I watch so much it seems.
Also thanks for the great information to help decide and/or know what I'm getting into when I buy or contemplate buying a tool. You don't need me to say it but please keep up the amazing work! Yer a great pass time while I sit at the lab here at work with nothing to do. Hope ya have a goodn fer the rest sir.
+MCRmechanic whats the super bowl?
+tonymengela the long and short is that it's a really big American football game day.
+AvE Amen
It was basically a smart ass comment about a useless game that men watch other men man handles each other,,, basically gay porn with cloths on
Don't know if anyone else has menched, but Double Boost has the classic Geordie accent. Newcastle would be his stamping ground. Cold as a nun's heart up there, rains every day of the year and twice on Sundays but LOVELY people.
I've got no use for tools like this, nor am I looking at buying one. but these videos are soothing. best videos on TH-cam hands down man
Sorry...didn't go through the thousand comments to see if this has been answered: at 22:05 the question about the potting in the piston asked, and it's there to increase the compression ratio....an old trick in the airgun business to increase performance on a piston gun. VERY entertaining video...thanks for the education.
I've got got a Ryobi compact drill driver and for the occasional bit of DIY I do I'm perfectly happy with it.
For around the house that Ryobi has been flawless 3 years no issues
My Ryobi drill and impact driver have been going strong for 4 years with regular use. Zero complaints.
I have excellent luck with Ryobi 18 volt tools and have used them for 10 years without a problem. I get about two years from the batteries and I send them back and the three year warranty covers the replacement all you do is pay a small fee and shipping.I have not had a problem with any of the tools that get used almost everyday. The guys that work with me have gone through almost every brand over the years except the Ryobi.
the small fee is not right but what the hell. between the two it is far less expensive than buying them at retail in he store. On second thought, the fee is likely a pro rate and allows them to continue to offer the warranty without having it eat their bottom line out.
German company I used to work for almost always uses o-rings behind their wear rings. They use the o-ring to push out the wear ring a little bit, and keep a bit of pressure on the cylinder as the part cycles back and forth. would get somewhere around 2-4 million cycles (or more depending on the customer) before they needed to be replaced.
Please design something... doesn't have to be a tool, ANYTHING. You have genius in you my friend. Much love from the UK.
I had this unit for 5 years and it's working fine
Take a drink when he says Buna-N. You know it's coming.
+DoItYourselfMusician IT'S JUST NITRILE. AAAAARGH.
+DoItYourselfMusician I've been trying to figure out what the hell he was saying. Couldn't tell if it was actually the name or another word perversion he does.
+Godfrey Poon Where are you from? I've seen buna-n on some US datasheets, and nitrile is something we call a glove up here in the frozen expanse of northern Europe. Standard O-rings are made out of NBR around these parts.
Australia. I should be more specific, "nitrile rubber".
NBR is "Nitrile Butadiene Rubber".
Initially, I thought he was saying "booner end".
We need Ave Dictionary Edition 1
I am a carpenter / builder and have been using the 16 gauge version of this for 2 years and am very impressed, comes with 6 year warranty.
Nothing like a your tube edumacation... Materials science is normally such a hard pill to swallow, it's amazing to see under the plastic skirts and learn their composition and purpose. Thanks...
Thats why i watch this guys reviews hes straight up and has nothing to gain plus he is a trip to watch and listen to
🤔 That steam wagon looked like a hell-cat spitting out a hairball
Priceless puns all day long 😂
Thanks for the vid!
This thing has put in thousands of feet of quarter round for me on the job. Probably one of Ryobi's best offerings.
Thanks for all the recommendations to other channels, you've increased my desire to learn more about the world surrounding us and for that, I thank you kind sir!
Jesus. I didn't know I wanted a steam driven truck
lol I've owned one of these mailers for about a year now. honestly I've dropped it many times and it's held up nice. when I bought it I assumed it would last a few months the and then I'd just replace it. I've been pleasantly surprised. also I only paid $79 at a local refurb dealer. that helped the decision. lol
I used that Ryobi nailer professionally for 2 years doing finish carpentry every day. I know this is anecdotal information, but its cheap and its worked fantastically. No air lines = happiness on the job site.
Just watched it again a few weeks later, there is always something you missed the first time. Coriolis joke at 9.20. loved it.
Double Boost sound like Yorkshire men
They say never do math on TH-cam. Meanwhile AvE is like “hold my beer”
Never had a problem with the Ridgid warranty procedure. Go to HD with your part, they look it over, do some documentation, take it, and you get a new part mailed to you directly. Took about 3 weeks to get a new battery, but beats having to personally mail it in on your own dime, or buying a new one. :o)
+Ira T Bought a Ridgid kit which included a recipro saw, 7" skilsaw, hammer drill and an impact driver, plus chargger and two batteries. $400.00. Thought it was the deal of the century. found out the batts heat up enuf that they shut off at the half way point (they have a gas gauge) won't run the tool till they cool, and won't recharge either. I bought an extra battery ($99.00!) because I thought that three would be about right...two could be cooling while I was still working. THEN, I found out that the lifetime warranty did NOT apply to the new battery. The two that came with the tool had it, but not the extra one. I called Ridgid...customer service rep said "tough shit" in so many words, so I used the tools for their intended purpose, then returned them. No more Ridgid for me.
It clearly states on the HD website that none of the individual battery kits have the lifetime warranty, only the ones in kits do. Even the HD employees know that.
Out of curiosity, why did you not want to keep the deal of the century? Why not spend the $99 and get a drill and battery combo, sell the extra drill, and keep the battery? They literally have the best warranty in the industry, and who else even covers batteries that come in kits?
The warranty is the reason I keep going with Ridgid. The cost of replacing a tool or battery is one less thing I have to worry about.
AvE keeping it real on these streets.. he has conviction, that’s why I stick around. Cheers mate 🥃
Brilliant! I've just latched onto your humorous presentations accompanied with your technical skill and insight. You are now on my favourites list.
My modifying that magnet setup I'm wondering if you could make a fully automatic nail gun...brrrrappp!
"The tool has a very solid feel in the hand. Confirmed, woodworker."
"..."
As a cabinet maker turned 5 axis machinist... I can confirm the sentiment behind this statement. Machinist tools are just better in general.
that pv diagram was beautiful. learned about those 2-stroke diesels in a launch vessel. thank you
My experience with Ridgid, I found a shop-vac on the curb for trash, well I was checking it out for the no work issue, 1 of the brushes wire was broken and I contacted Ridgid and yes I paid for shipping, all I sent back was the power unit, it costed $20 too ship, but they gave me an extra filter for my shipping cost, well in 2 weeks I received a big box at my front door, I opened it up and man O man they sent me a completely new shop-vac, a complete unit, so yes I will send back a tool to Ridgid, at time it was a win win, thanks again for sharing your thoughts and great videos
I know they're not pro quality, but for the price point, these ryobi tools last pretty good. I know a guy who remodels homes for a living, he uses this brand because they're cheap and tools sometimes get lost. He says he gets a couple years out of the ones which don't get lost. I've got some around the house that I bought for my dad, and they've been pretty good. A lot better than the craftsman and black&decker stuff he had before. Only issue is that a couple years later one of the batteries quit accepting a charge.
The nice thing is that they all take the same batteries. I know the other brands are doing that now too, but ryobi was doing it first and even the older ones will accept the newer batteries, and vice versa. I've been happy with them. They certainly outperformed all my expectations based on the price point. Once they do break, I will buy more, because we already have a bunch of batteries for them, they're inexpensive, and they work just fine for non-professional use. They seem to be the same quality as the low-grade cheaper dewalt tools. Actually, the drill chuck is better on the ryobi than my cheap dewalt drill.
Krankie V the same battery for all was a big selling point for me. I have tools that I got for free that are 20 years old (blue) that had dead ni-cd batteries. I put my lithium battery in them and they work like new. Plus quality isn't that bad. As a hobbyist they're perfect for me. Plus they have many odd tools that are nice in a pinch
msa1985 How about you take care of your stuff and not drop them?
@msa1985 we use these exact nailers at work and they often get dropped off ladders etc and they keep on going. One of the better ryobi tools and you canèt beat the price.
@Brandon S lol no but I dont work with tools everyday. It's crazy how poorly people treat everything then complain that it doesnt work
@msa1985 I have dropped my Ryobi screw gun hundreds of times off of roof tops and so on. I never had any problem with them breaking until just last week when my ladder gave way I have to fall to the ground on top of my Ryobi screw gun and broke it in half along with breaking my back literally. It's me being stuck at home watching silly videos on TH-cam
Hey!
Our kangaroos are skookum
Robert, Melbourne via Austria
After retiring from Black & Decker “Owner of Dewalt” I was there when they were going down the shitter management decided to put yellow plastic on there tools and put Dewalt on them and jack up the price. People went ape shit over them and paid huge amounts of money for the same Black & Decker shit. I build custom car now and don’t own a Default tool but use Ryobi tools because of they’ve price. Great videos keep it up. Love me some of Double Boost.
AvE: you just ripped in there and dropped info left and right. I love it. This has helped me understand the tool that I already owned so much better. Thank you.
i just watched a man molest and disect a nail gun for 40 minutes... and i dont regret it
WHAT! Brad was molested by AvE?
You watched a hand. Lol
Welcome to the brotherhood.
He ripped apart das nailer
My god your humor kills me
RIPMSSSS.
love you grandpa
I was given this as a gift and i use it every time i build something
Thats about the cleanest I've seen the healing bench in a long time.
musta moved em to the fuckit bucket
I heard "been anodized" as "bananadized"
underrated comment.
They actually mean the same thing
I pretty sure that's the ryobi impact and drill I got from hd a year or two ago now. I needed to replace some stolen tools asap and was strapped for cash and they were under 100USD for the combo. I've been pleasantly surprised by them and the batteries. They finished the job I was doing and have held up to a years worth of fairly rigorous farm service. Picked up compatable bare recip saw from eBay for like 20 bucks and used the hell out of it. I know they're cheap crap but they've been shockingly good cheap crap.
Never had one fail in 15 years.
Hang all tool thieves.
Need yourself a boomstick for those tool thieves
Nice breakdown as always...Thanks! I like my RIDGID tools and the Lifetime Service Agreement, which I've used several times. We have 3 shops in Toronto that service RIDGID tools, so I've never had to ship any back to RIDGID. The RYOBI AirStrike 18 ga. brad nailer is my first RYOBI tool and I've been quite impressed with it. The price was right, compared to others and I've put about 10,000 nails through it and never had a jam. That same Honeywell microswitch behind the trigger appears in a number of RIDGID tools also. Amazon sells a 6-pack of that microswitch for ten bucks so I keep a few around.
By the way, your videos have a great deal of infomation and i really apreciate the time and efforts you put on them in order help consumers to make educated choices. Thank you.
AvE > Super Bowl
i dare you to open up a 20$ walmart black and decker drill.
+The Punisher i dare you to put it back together
+AvE How bout a teardown of the multi head attachment tools. black and decker matrix or craftsman bolt-on they are interchangable both batteries and attachments.
one motor for many types of chooching
Interesting tear down mate, thanks for taking the time.
Matt
I just tried to imagine kangaroos jumping around in the Austrian mountains ;-)
Always wondered how these things work. The magnetic retention for the piston saves is a brilliant idea. It wouldn't work without neidymium magnets thoughbut.
Just got around to this video. I wasn’t expecting to see the tarmac truck or beamish in the middle of the video. That’s my neck of the woods!
Here I am at prime time Fri, night watching this Canadian dude taking apart a power tool. What does it say about me, that I find it way more entertaining than any episode of '' Friends.''
Trivai: Vulcanized rubber is technically one ubermassive single molecule. You just endlessly join atoms in the vulcanizing process. Your car tire is a single molecule.
Uuu... It has wires in it.
A tire is made up from strings of rubber and stuff like that. How that can be single molecule?
@@PeterM0911 it has stuff embedded in it, but the rubber is all crosslinked
@@MFKR696 is it fully crosslinked? If yes, than what is your definition of molecule that excludes any hunk of properly vulcanized rubber.
H3R3T1C Vulcan was the Roman god of fire and forge, Hephaestus was the Greek version.
Thanks for the mention Interesting tool that nail gun John
doubleboost First commercial I've been happy to sit through.
Got you one viewer at least
Torque oozing
Good thing you specified
I'm as surprised as anyone how good this thing is. Best tool I ever bought!
I'm interested in seeing you tear down the impact. I got that same set with a toolbox 5 years ago and they still work!
''so you'll understand the magnitude of forces plus or minus 50% , something like that.'' LMAO!
I love coming back to these classic videos ! This was the golden age ..... before ave became the anti wank Jesus he is today ! Thank you for the good times sir
Became the what!??
Anti wank Jesus is what he said. Hope that clarified it.
I have been using Ryobi tools for 13 years, but I do mostly residential work in HVAC, so they only see relatively light to moderate duty. I still have the first Ryobi drill I bought 13 years ago and it works just as good as day one, although not as pretty. Favorite part about Ryobi is, although they've changed batteries, the connections have stayed the same. I can use the new Lithium batteries in my old Ryobi drill and I can use my old batteries in my new impact drills/sawzaw etc.... although they don't last long anymore. Good tools, maybe not for heavy duty work, but for my trade, can't beat the value.
This has quickly become my favorite TH-cam channel.
"He was born at a very early age".
Hat off and a bow.
Best TH-camr Alive!!!!
Can you do the hitachi brushless framing nailer????
They work well for the diy types. My house is nearly 100 years old, was a rental for years, and I was able to half-assedly restore the house with just these tools.
I believe this Ryobi tool was one of the first battery operated nail guns to be put on the market. Although there are many other brands out there now we have talked to contractors who have stated it will still buy the Ryobi as I've never had any issues with them
Had to pause at the Double boost ad so I could go sub, looks interesting. Thanks for the suggestion.
Hopefully you'll be around more often, now that you got rid of gonaherpesyphilaids.
Where have you been, I've been subscribed to doubleboost for like half a decade now, back in the day with the jet powered go kart.
snoopdogie187 shoot, I just found AvE a year ago on one of my automotive forums..... Way behind times.
ymmv but we have had amazing luck with Ryobi 18V OnePlus tools. Beats the heck out of all the others we have had that run down in minutes and bog down even on a freah charge.
The Ryobi 18V weed-eaters, blowers, hand-vac, and 2-speed cordless drill are amazing...the circular saw is a bit underpowered but does nicely for the occational 2x4 here and there.
Even the dewalt tools don't do that well in the ones I have tried, when I worked at a college we went thru 4 batteries just taking one door off its hinge screws and reattaching it and still had to finish by hand.
Caleb Edwards
It does seem to do better on the "big" batteries (silver ones that are lithium but physically as big as the old NiCad)...but yeah it's pushing what batteries can do.
Ideal for an apartment or minimal DIY though -- the only time I've really put mine to work was sawing an old broken desk in half to fit in the dumpster more easily. That took 2 batteries but I was quite content since I only use it maybe twice a year for very light work.
I think you bought some dodgy dewalts mate as I have used dewalt for 25 yrs now and only ever had one problem with one cordless drill /driver but dewalt sorted it all out with in 5 working days and it never cost me a penny
I think you have to charge those batteries before you use them, lol
Not sure if it's your candid nature, or simply the fun camera antics (and non focusing fracus), but you sir have a great channel and I am hooked!
Tell you what, I’ve owned this brad nailer for about 4.5 years now. I’m a general contractor, not only does this tool get used almost everyday, it has never gave me a single problem. I’m not kidding when I say this, this little brad nailer has make me over 15k usd. I wouldn’t have a problem replacing it once a year at the small price it sells for but I haven’t had to replace it once.
I own all the air strike tools, and they are among my favorite tools.
luv the words he makes up while going through his vids. just worth watchin for that lmao!
Did he say "been anodized" or "bananodized"?
"Exceptionally stiff and self-lubricating, so it's a perfect choice for somethin' that's gotta chooch back and forth real fast"
wow love this channel...love these explanations and descriptions of how this stuff works and the engineering behind it and the smartass comments with it.
I just bought one of these, now they do 1700 nails. I already had the batteries for a 15 year old Ryobi drill. Not a professional carpenter but needed a nail gun. Worked well. The thing I like about Ryobi is they all use the same battery and their charger will charge all types of batteries.
The o ring behind the sealing band is for tension...
Its very common practice
I'd like to see you dig into the 24v max Kobalt tools.
Here we are 3 years later and he still hasn't touched any of them. But other less in depth reviewers think highly of them.
I have some of the older Ryobi tools...and they still work perfectly fine.
The pack came with a drill, circular saw & flashlight with 2 battery packs & charger for $50
Added a small table saw & drill press (mains voltage) for $35 each.
Had to recondition the batteries a few times but the tools themselves are great.
im not gentle with my tools , the budget green machines have far surpassed all my expectations. no failures , no diminished performance , no warranty needed
My nailers always make me look good for pennies per job! love em almost as much as your videos.
no dog in the hunt makes for a much better review . funny as hell too does not hurt either.