May I make a suggestion? I was excited to see you "test the Ryobi!" and take a lug nut off with it! Usually u guys don't get to the ACTUAL TASK (in this case, "testing the Ryobi") for a moment or two. But after 7 minutes of talking, I started to get frustrated. Then...at minute 7:04 you said you were SUPER EXCITED to test it out" and I'm like ...FINALLY! And not until 7:38d...U said.... you were "SUPER EXCITED to test it out!" AGAIN? By this time, I'm about to hit the back button to watch someone else's video. Not until minute 9:18 did u actually pull the trigger! Now multiply that x 3 or 4 videos, 2 or 3 subjects and how ever many times a week??? Ugh!! So Frustrating for me (maybe not others')!! But, I figured out WHY it took so long!!! M A R I J U A N A!!! Lol! Sorry....but I JUST HAD TO VENT !!! KIKO
Yeah there's not a lot but there is a lot to test. Like that one group had a suspension spring setup. Another had a bunch of bolts on a board and he put the nuts on/off. I would get it to take blades off the mower. I'm sure its a one case scenario but it would be easier than dragging out the air hose and running the air compressor for 3 bolts. What about 10 or 12 inch lags? Or something from ikea that has 1000s of bolts and nuts?
That's like saying you're waiting for Chevy to make a Suburban as luxurious as Cadillac's Esplanade. GM won't let that happen any more than TTI will let Ryobi match Milwaukee. One is the flagship brand and the other isn't. It's that simple.
@@br5498 It's a waste of money for you. For those who don't need one as powerful as Milwaukee's, why wouldn't they want to save money by buying the Ryobi? Especially if they're already invested in the One+ platform. Should those people really pay more for the Milwaukee, even though they don't need it?
Ridgid's subcompact, at 220 ft. lbs. +, kills this little kid's toy.... and for about the same price. And a major plus, Ridgid's LSA over Ryobi's 3 years.
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The grip work for grease on your hands. Good video for this tool.
The exact video I needed for Black Friday. Came in handy
May I make a suggestion? I was excited to see you "test the Ryobi!" and take a lug nut off with it! Usually u guys don't get to the ACTUAL TASK (in this case, "testing the Ryobi") for a moment or two. But after 7 minutes of talking, I started to get frustrated. Then...at minute 7:04 you said you were SUPER EXCITED to test it out" and I'm like ...FINALLY! And not until 7:38d...U said.... you were "SUPER EXCITED to test it out!" AGAIN? By this time, I'm about to hit the back button to watch someone else's video. Not until minute 9:18 did u actually pull the trigger! Now multiply that x 3 or 4 videos, 2 or 3 subjects and how ever many times a week??? Ugh!! So Frustrating for me (maybe not others')!!
But, I figured out WHY it took so long!!! M A R I J U A N A!!! Lol!
Sorry....but I JUST HAD TO VENT !!!
KIKO
You know Amp Hours is a measure of capacity and not power output, right? To notice the difference you have to run the batteries completely dead.
This + hex adaptor = Ryobi's best impact driver.
It looks pretty cool think I might have to pick one up
It’s a nice 3/8” unit. Hope they make a 1/2” to pair it with sooner than later!
Are your lug nuts really specced at 100 ft/lbs? The specs for my wife's Lexus and my Volvo are 80 and 76 respectively.
Yeah there's not a lot but there is a lot to test. Like that one group had a suspension spring setup. Another had a bunch of bolts on a board and he put the nuts on/off. I would get it to take blades off the mower. I'm sure its a one case scenario but it would be easier than dragging out the air hose and running the air compressor for 3 bolts. What about 10 or 12 inch lags? Or something from ikea that has 1000s of bolts and nuts?
I'm curious how much torque was lost in that upsized adapter
3/8 to 1/2 reduces torque by over 20 percent. 1/2 to 3/4 reduces torque by about 7 percent.
Great video interesting I have one due delivery i will test it and let you know
I think that the drill/driver set should go next. ;-)
Drive some lags bro I have the p238 and think this hp can't touch it id like to see a comparison
i tried the P238 and it was excellent despite it being a 1/4 inch and more powerful than this 3/8
Impact Driver!!
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I hate to say it but I’m waiting on Ryobi to make an impact that’s as good as Milwaukee half-inch impact, this is an area that Ryobi is behind
That's like saying you're waiting for Chevy to make a Suburban as luxurious as Cadillac's Esplanade. GM won't let that happen any more than TTI will let Ryobi match Milwaukee. One is the flagship brand and the other isn't. It's that simple.
Try the p238 and there is a more powerful impact coming out that can keep up and surpass Milwaukee check out vmg construction 👊👍
@@TacticalThib have you ever used a Fuel impact ? It beats the best that Mac and SnapOn has out... SMH
@@TheCharleseye understood, but just saying that buying ryobi 1/2 is a waste of $$ ... and i own a butt ton of blue and Green...
@@br5498 It's a waste of money for you. For those who don't need one as powerful as Milwaukee's, why wouldn't they want to save money by buying the Ryobi? Especially if they're already invested in the One+ platform. Should those people really pay more for the Milwaukee, even though they don't need it?
Ridgid's subcompact, at 220 ft. lbs. +, kills this little kid's toy.... and for about the same price. And a major plus, Ridgid's LSA over Ryobi's 3 years.
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A little less mumbling and off topic garbage, and you'll have a great video.