Four Unusually Awesome Ryobi Tools for Makers

Drills? Boring. Saws? Dull (pun alert). The Ryobi One+ lineup is huge and diverse. Check out these tools that are great for electronics enthusiasts, cosplay builders, foamcore aficionados, or anyone else who likes to make cool stuff!
Ryobi One+ High Volume Inflator:
Home Depot - www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-18-...
DTO - N/A at the time of publishing
Precision Inflator nozzle: www.thingiverse.com/thing:442...
Ryobi One+ Glue Gun:
Home Depot - www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-18-...
DTO - www.directtoolsoutlet.com/Bra...
Ryobi One+ Soldering Iron:
Home Depot - www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-18-...
DTO - www.directtoolsoutlet.com/Pro...
Ryobi One+ Rotary Tool:
Home Depot - www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-18-...
DTO - www.directtoolsoutlet.com/Pro...
Ryobi One+ Heat Gun:
Home Depot - www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-18-...
DTO - www.directtoolsoutlet.com/Pro...
Ryobi One+-based Bench Power Supply:
Thingiverse - www.thingiverse.com/thing:458...

[@lordrichard8184]

I love the cordless heat gun. I bought it specifically for unfreezing/de-icing locks on gates and trailers. It comes in handy since you don’t have to worry about a cord. And it’s way safer then a blow torch to de ice

[@fabulousityblog]

As an artist and small business owner I am always look for ways to work faster and more efficient. I have all of these tools (except the blower) and they are fantastic! I have owned 100s of glue guns and this one is by far the best.

[@691tommyc]

WOW! I been a Milwaukee tool guy for ever and just bought my first Ryobi orbital sanders and it works great. Now that I already have Ryobi batteries, I just realized where have I been all this time when Ryobi have so many batteries operative tools. Especially some tools that Milwaukee and others don't even make. Thanks for the ideal video. A MAJOR GO for Ryobi!

[@jonathangriffiths2787]

I'm a maintenance manager of a nursing home and I literally own most of there entire line up and there odder tools like glue gun, heat gun etc are down right a god send

[@tony5006]

All you need is a nozzle from a caulk tube cut down so it pushes inside the original jet. Then you can cut the end off to whatever size you want. I use mine to blow dust and rubbish off my bird feeding table.

[@Platinum1812]

I love the idea of this video. Hadn't seen these tools previously

[@justkurt7716]

Very nice video Love Ryobi and look forward to your next one! Also love your back ground

[@hobbiesfordays499]

Great video. Thanks!

[@davidparadis490]

I buy tools from ryobi that nobody else makes, or they make and charge a fortune...I have the cordless air compressor...great for filling up tires on bikes, etc...I have cordless weed sprayer...works great, and when you buy weed killer in concentrate and mix yourself, you save a ton of money over those round up jugs...I also have water misting bucket fans, and my favorite, the cordless caulking gun that cost 1/4 of the dewalt one and works absolutely great...the caulk stops coming out the second you release the trigger.

[@munk1177]

Love the last one

[@normanrandle2376]

Awesome video

[@aarondemar2546]

You should definitely check out the mini hot glue gun. It takes the smaller size glue sticks, and is better for doing crafts. Also the newly released mini 4" fan is a great buy as well.

[@timraber6575]

I have the blower and the glue gun. The next time i get to Tools Direct, I will buy the soldering iron. I am so vested in the line with lots of batteries. Thanks for the video

[@markday3145]

They make a smaller version of the rotary tool, too (PRT100B). The cord is just power; the motor is in the handheld part. It's not as powerful as the larger one you showed, but it is quieter and much more portable. I like it much better for light duty detail work.

[@shadowbanned5164]

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[@sdriza]

Always suspicious of tool reviews where the tools look like they've never been used, but it looks like you keep a pretty clean shop...

[@salohcinrekucm2119]

I know so many people who change their minds about Ryobi after getting the glue gun.

[@patrickellis3205]

Does the little soldering iron get hot enough for a wood burning pyrography machine?

[@johnstockton9349]

I been using ryobi for 7 years originally cuz it was affordable but after experience I have no problems keeping up with the dewalt , Milwaukee fan boys. Ryobi usually works great when you use the correct battery which I see youtubers do incorrectly and blame the tool.

[@leonardo29098]

I grab the little station