Ryobi 4v USB Lithium Rotary Tool Unboxing

This is an unboxing video for the recently released Ryobi 4v USB Lithium Rotary Tool Kit.
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[@andyprairiedog4829]

How does it work with the cut off wheel when modifying small metal or aluminum items like door latches, strike plate small modifications, small screw cutting etc? Thanks for this video on your new tool.

[@davert3938]

I have the 18 volt rotary tool but this one looks more maneuverable. I also saw one of these tools that was kind of like a chisel and I'm really interested in it because i do a little wood working.

[@davert3938]

Just found it. It's called the power carver! I need one!

[@DIYDadOfficial]

I may pick that one up too. It looks interesting!

[@j.s3591]

how much was it? was it on sale?

[@detroitdan8487]

quick change BROKE on first use, could not get bit out. Comes with a standard bit change. Tool worked great for me. No problem with charging.

[@jeremynoakes]

Use pliers to loosen the nut if you haven’t got it off yet
Cheers

[@detroitdan8487]

Yep. That's what I use on the corded Ryobi. I have used this battery tool a dozen times and the only complaint is battery run time. I like my Ryobi tools. Except for that snow blower I bought 3 years ago. I only buy Ryobi and Harbor Freight tool bits. But I am not a talented handyman.@@jeremynoakes

[@rodjos5463]

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[@ACommenterOnYouTube]

Just got mine, NONE of the accesories fit at all. The hole is too small and the accesories "rod" diameter is wider than the hole

[@Mark-yb1sp]

Why is it that no one shows you how to use the USB port? Mine doesn’t fit.

[@KillerRaptorr]

What usb port? The port on the battery is a USB-C. Not the Micro-B port that old stuff used. Most things have converted to C now. Their more larger then micro but a slight with rounded edges.

[@pemtax557]

Not a bad review, but your dog makes this a very hard video to view.

[@asoto157dude]

Can the battery be charged in a 18v ryobi charger ? Or only usb C ?

[@nickeckhardt1168]

The answer to your question is generally a no. However, I use several of the 6 port multi chargers for my 18v batteries, and each of these includes a 5v usb port (two amp), and the charging cable that is included with this tool plugs right in, and I have used it to charge this style battery, which is also used in the FVD50 screwdriver.

[@sush35]

@6:25 Mom telling Dad to "Get to work" was hilarious 😂