I don't use this tool a lot but you can see the potential just buy using it a little. I pull this out to help with little odd jobs. And trim work. And for the Low Price you cant beat it.
I watched a video like this one and was so impressed that I went out to Home Depot and bought a Ryobi Multi-Tool. The first day I found three different uses for it, and within a week my son-in-law borrowed it twice! (I got it back in one piece) However, I bought the Ryobi because I already had the One+ batteries and I liked the idea of exchanging heads with the Rigid tools. One of the first things I noticed upon unboxing my tool was that Ryobi makes more than one Multi-Tool and - Ta Da! - the one I bought does NOT have a removeable or exchangeable head. Well, shit, but I am still really happy with my tool's capabilities and performance.
Sometimes you can get more life out of your cutting blades by reshapening them with a triangle file. They have to be the stamped steel ones, not the ones with the offset teeth. Good info in the video! Didn’t know about the storage on the tool
I just got the 6 tool piece for only 200 bucks. All brushed but still it's perfect for my town house which is my first ever home. Balling on a budget and Ryobi is far and away a great deal
Not a bad video, i would have mentioned the different heads you can get for it, their right there on the tool, and mention the forward and reverse leaver for the right angel drill head.
@@jonathanschmidt417 Milwaukee is not the parent company, Ridgid is an American company, Milwaukee is owned by Techtronic Industries. Milwaukee multitools do not have detachable heads.
I got the same deal on a 12 volt milwaukee not brushless with 2 2ah batteries and charger. I'm sure they are both great but I already have milwaukee stuff
I just invested in a bunch of new tools from Ryobi, Hoping they don't let me down. I will basically be using them for jobs around the house and what not so they will be plenty for what i need rather then forking out a million dollars for Dewalt or something lol
RIGID is owned by Emerson and Ryobi is owned by TTI. Ryobi and Milwaukee are owned by the same company. I have no problem with comparison, but please make sure your accurate. Stanley Black and Decker own DeWalt, Porter-Cable, Bostitch, Craftsman, and IRWIN. I love the Ryobi tools, but never the less none of these other than Klein and IRWIN are made in the USA anymore. Even Snap-on is making some of the tools now in China. Hence I usually stick with either older tools I can refurbish, or Klein, IRWIN or older 60's Craftsman. Sorry to say I am stuck with today's power tools. but I do like the flexibility of the battery on Ryobi for some reason, maybe because my garden tools are Ryobi as well.
Depends on the blade that you have and if you are constantly running the tool I would get something else these tools need time to cool I would try s brushless one
Sawing into wood takes a lil technique as those tiny teeth will pack with sawdust and leave burn marks or worse take the temper out of the blade I have a project in mind a post and beam chicken coop that involves Half lap joints and dados for boards I will use a circular saw to make several cuts to the depth and width of the board and break out the wood between the kerfs the use a chisel to clean out the cut a multi tool would be perfect for this since all the kerf cuts will allow the sawdust to escape
speakers are busted on computer all I saw was you talking and holding the tool Sir I wish you could have did some demonstrations whether it was to compliment the tool or insult a feature even as I skipped through to see some action
Sorry buddy really wish you had speakers. The people that follow this channel really respect my opinion about these tools that’s why In most videos it’s me just describing what I think and what I’ve done. A two minute test of a tool really doesn’t show it’s true potential thanks for the input 👍
Anyone else watch in suspense around TS5:30? Thought for sure the drill to the left was going to commit suicide if he had to deal with that vibration one more second
Makita is better than ryobi. Just look at their 40 volt XGT tool line and 275 tool LXT line. One+ sucks. I'm thinking of buying this for my kids. Thanks for the video :)
the velcro covering the sanding head wears out very quickly, in fact the velcro wears out faster than the sanding pad itself forcing you to buy new heads, it's rather a design problem, and it just shows how crappy this brand is, consider buying a decent brand unless wanna play like kids
@Zen Coder not at all, I'm a simple home user, but very frustrated to see how quick those velcro heads are wearing out; meanwhile I realized there are not many differences between manufacturers in this regard, so I kind of chilled down. I have also managed to salvage some of the heads; they were not really destroyed, rather clogged with lint from the sanding pads, but nevertheless, very difficult to remove; I used a pressure washer
I watched a video like this one and was so impressed that I went out to Home Depot and bought a Ryobi Multi-Tool. The first day I found three different uses for it, and within a week my son-in-law borrowed it twice! (I got it back in one piece) However, I bought the Ryobi because I already had the One+ batteries and I liked the idea of exchanging heads with the Rigid tools. One of the first things I noticed upon unboxing my tool was that Ryobi makes more than one Multi-Tool and - Ta Da! - the one I bought does NOT have a removeable or exchangeable head. Well, shit, but I am still really happy with my tool's capabilities and performance.
Awasome!
Would have been good to see a variety of demonstrations of what this tool can do
Ryobi tools are very handy....I got a few and it works for me every time...Multi tool can be as useful as a drill or a circular saw..!!!
Something tells me this guy likes Ryobi
Amer Fiaz Ahmed lol you would be right there buddy :)
Thanks for the tutorial. I learned more about the tool than the manual can show.
Me (a Ryobi fan): let's see what TH-cam has in stock for me today...
TH-cam: how about a channel dedicated to Ryobi tools?
Me: oh boy
Glad that I could be of assistance thanks for coming stay tuned for more videos!
Sometimes you can get more life out of your cutting blades by reshapening them with a triangle file. They have to be the stamped steel ones, not the ones with the offset teeth.
Good info in the video! Didn’t know about the storage on the tool
Thank you. I seen a video A while back on someone sharpening them that is a good idea
Before: I still don't understand what this tool is for.
3:46: I need this.
easily my favorite tool. i do a lot of sound systems with fiberglass and baltic plywood
Awesome I a found a lot of uses for this tool
Your drill sliding to the edge of the table was giving me anxiety lol
FJD GAMING I see that when I was editing I got lucky lol
Who knew a tool could photo bomb ?
@@waltlars3687 that's a drop resistance test!
The ryobi tools are great and really enjoy your videos...keep posting!
Thank you I have some videos coming waiting for 3 tool to be delivered
I just bought the Rigid impact drill head for my Ryobi multi-tool. It worked fantastic!
Joe Gilbert awesome buddy glad it works great!
I just got the 6 tool piece for only 200 bucks. All brushed but still it's perfect for my town house which is my first ever home. Balling on a budget and Ryobi is far and away a great deal
That’s awesome the tools will serve you well!
Thanks for the info I just found one for $2.50 at a thrift store a bit beat up but works perfect
Awesome
ryobi make good tools in an affordable price I have circular saw jig saw cordless drill all from Ryobi they r working very good
Not a bad video, i would have mentioned the different heads you can get for it, their right there on the tool, and mention the forward and reverse leaver for the right angel drill head.
Vince Moser good input
Two of the tools printed on the head have long since been discontinued.
Ryobi Inc mentioned useing rigid and Milwaukee tool heads in the launch video for they multi head tool
Makes sense Milwaukee is the parent company of both and it's easier to make them universal instead of rebranding them
@@jonathanschmidt417 Milwaukee is not the parent company, Ridgid is an American company, Milwaukee is owned by Techtronic Industries. Milwaukee multitools do not have detachable heads.
Got one last week I got the 2 4ah batteries for 100 and got the tool for free cant beat it
How about the charger?
I got the same deal on a 12 volt milwaukee not brushless with 2 2ah batteries and charger. I'm sure they are both great but I already have milwaukee stuff
Thanks a ton for this video, I haven't worked with multitool before but now ima buy me the ryobi combo pack.
Awesome glad I could help
It is very cool. There is a brushless version as well.✌🏽
Correct I just haven’t got it to review it yet
I just invested in a bunch of new tools from Ryobi, Hoping they don't let me down. I will basically be using them for jobs around the house and what not so they will be plenty for what i need rather then forking out a million dollars for Dewalt or something lol
They will do all you need and more
Have owned the same Ryobi drill/saw set for 13 years. Bought at HD. Use heavily weekly. Still going STRONG👊👊👊
waiting for tool-free changer to come out. TTI can do it for Ridgid they can do it for Ryobi!
RIGID is owned by Emerson and Ryobi is owned by TTI. Ryobi and Milwaukee are owned by the same company. I have no problem with comparison, but please make sure your accurate. Stanley Black and Decker own DeWalt, Porter-Cable, Bostitch, Craftsman, and IRWIN. I love the Ryobi tools, but never the less none of these other than Klein and IRWIN are made in the USA anymore. Even Snap-on is making some of the tools now in China. Hence I usually stick with either older tools I can refurbish, or Klein, IRWIN or older 60's Craftsman. Sorry to say I am stuck with today's power tools. but I do like the flexibility of the battery on Ryobi for some reason, maybe because my garden tools are Ryobi as well.
Dave White just seen there are to RIGID community and one is owned by TTI FYI
I need to pick one of these up.
richard mantooth I love it
My favorite tool
Bought the Set since it's on sale at home Depot, blade adapter was missing for the fine tool. Just my luck like ordering food from Taco bell. 😂😂
😂 facts
@@RYOBIKING glad to see they are $6 on Amazon not available anywhere else as far as I've seen.
Good Video. Great Information.
Great video ! Added from Facebook!
Thank you if you want a chance to win the inspection tool make a comment on my renovation #2 video thanks for watching
Great video! On the Multi tool, is there a place to store the Allen wrench?
I am afraid not sorry
The problem with the whole jobplus/jobmax system is that the different tool heads cost almost as much as simply buying another dedicated ryobi tool
I have seen them go for good prices at direct tools
hey buddy can we get a link for those cheap Chinese blades you were talking about? Please sir
There you go sir
www.amazon.com/Vtopmart-Oscillating-Multitool-Multimaster-Craftsman/dp/B07C3RRV8T/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?keywords=multitool+blades&qid=1566506446&s=gateway&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&smid=A337Q4QUKR2UGS&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEzT0RQSE9HSFM2VEJIJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwNTU5MzIzMTM5M1NETTkwUDdRSyZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwOTMwMjA5MjYxVldTWjE3SUdZTiZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX3Bob25lX3NlYXJjaF9hdGYmYWN0aW9uPWNsaWNrUmVkaXJlY3QmZG9Ob3RMb2dDbGljaz10cnVl
Could this cut through alot of nails all day?
Depends on the blade that you have and if you are constantly running the tool I would get something else these tools need time to cool I would try s brushless one
thanks for posting this!
Of corse!
Thanks...I'm trying to justify purchasing one, I don't have a pizza cutter...so...yeah, I'm OK with it...lol
😂
Hahahaha 🤣 his blade is upside down 🤣🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
There is no upside down they make the blades like that so you can get them in to different tight spots you can put them on both ways
thanks
No problem always glad to know my people are 😃
Sawing into wood takes a lil technique as those tiny teeth will pack with sawdust and leave burn marks or worse take the temper out of the blade
I have a project in mind a post and beam chicken coop that involves
Half lap joints and dados for boards
I will use a circular saw to make several cuts to the depth and width of the board and break out the wood between the kerfs the use a chisel to clean out the cut a multi tool would be perfect for this since all the kerf cuts will allow the sawdust to escape
speakers are busted on computer all I saw was you talking and holding the tool Sir I wish you could have did some demonstrations whether it was to compliment the tool or insult a feature even as I skipped through to see some action
Sorry buddy really wish you had speakers. The people that follow this channel really respect my opinion about these tools that’s why In most videos it’s me just describing what I think and what I’ve done. A two minute test of a tool really doesn’t show it’s true potential thanks for the input 👍
Can you use it as a grinder?
No
Where did you find that banner?!
weeaboomarche I had it made
Can you tell me where you had it made
I need to do one for Milwaukee
Elcubanito a local shop sorry
I need to explore more blades. I tried to use it for making half lap joints on 2x4 deck project and was slow. Returned to saw n chisel method.
Jon Dickinson yes they are ok
At most things but are not good at anything lol
My OCD is mad tripping that the cut bit is upside down hahahha
😂
Isn’t it Milwaukee that’s the same as Ryobi not rigid?
They all are connected but the tools are different
Is this better than a jigsaw?
They. Both have there place
Damm u are the ryobi king!!
StArFX91 thank u buddy glad you enjoy the videos and the channel new videos will be coming when I get the money to by some more tools
What did you think of the vibration through your hands? I just got mine and it seems to be excessive.
ChrisNYPilot I agree it is a little much but i can control it it’s not bad for $65.00
Your lucky UK the bare unit is £80
Safety first wear safety glasses
Do as I say not as I do
Mine packed it in today. Over heated and stopped working under normal use.
Wow really I have used the same one for over 3 years now and it’s still kicking
The hexagon key lock sucks...loosen up while in use
I haven’t had that happen to me
@@RYOBIKING am bullshiting either
Anyone else watch in suspense around TS5:30? Thought for sure the drill to the left was going to commit suicide if he had to deal with that vibration one more second
Brandy Seagraves ya lol I seen it in editing
Makita is better than ryobi. Just look at their 40 volt XGT tool line and 275 tool LXT line. One+ sucks.
I'm thinking of buying this for my kids.
Thanks for the video :)
I use it all the time works great for me and only half the price
@@RYOBIKING I was kidding. Ryobi is great. Keep making videos. 👍
@@axelsprangare2579 ❤️
Cutting TOWARDS yourself is not very safe. 😮
It’s a multi tool it’s vary hard to cut your self with it
the velcro covering the sanding head wears out very quickly, in fact the velcro wears out faster than the sanding pad itself forcing you to buy new heads, it's rather a design problem, and it just shows how crappy this brand is, consider buying a decent brand unless wanna play like kids
Cool story bro must be using the tool wrong i haven’t worn it out once you seam a little butt hurt
@Zen Coder not at all, I'm a simple home user, but very frustrated to see how quick those velcro heads are wearing out; meanwhile I realized there are not many differences between manufacturers in this regard, so I kind of chilled down. I have also managed to salvage some of the heads; they were not really destroyed, rather clogged with lint from the sanding pads, but nevertheless, very difficult to remove; I used a pressure washer
Isn’t really about what it says it is and too much extraneous editorializing.
I don’t even know what this comment means lol
Makita King 👍⚡ Ryobi King 👎😋😛😝
Cool story 👌🏻
Fuck that RYOBI GANG GANG!!