For me, other than the wall pieces themselves even being a thing, probably the tool organizer shelf. It feels like the most bang for your buck. Multiple hanging tool slots along the bottom, universal storage using the shelf, plus all the little hand tool slots (please bring more hand tools to the US *looking at you Australia…), and the narrow slot at the front to keep things like pencils and whatnot organized.
Don't say anything... but I have 5 different orders in various stages on their way and a box of 10 more hooks arrived this morning... Ryobi Link is taking over my garage! 😆
Having just bought into this system on a small scale, I'd love to have them have a web page that showed what the best hooks/shelves work for each tool. Things like my nail guns and such were really hard to find a hook for. I was really hoping they would slide into the multi tool shelf, but they are too fat at the base. I ended up hanging the big nail gun flat against the wall, which seems like a poor use of space for a custom storage system. Something more elegant and efficient would have been preferred. Maybe future tools and future hooks will be make to work better together.
For sure, the two big questions right now for most people is, What does it cost to get what I need? And if it is available, how soon can I get it? We have had several orders canceled because the stores didn't actually have the stock that the website was reporting. Also, we are looking at creating a 'cheat sheet' for calculating the cost of getting the Link system to help with that first question.
I am a Dewalt guy...I do However have a Ryobi Airstrike 18 gauge and a grinder/cutoff tool and their Oscillating tool. I have had the Airstrike for 2 years and it finally died....I bought another one.This saying I have a cordless Milwaulkie Framing gun...Metabo 15 gauge....Ryobi is coming along nicely for the value...Like your channel to see what they are coming up with next...
Nice! How do you like the Milwaukie Framing Gun? We would really like to see Ryobi come out with a framing nailer in the future. You are absolutely right, Ryobi is stepping it up and still keeping tools reasonably affordable.
The double hood is ideal for settle my spray gun down. The small one and the normal size. I've got from Home Depot yesterday but I can't get the shelf. Hopefully next week
Looking forward to the cabinet shelf style where I can put the supercharger and some tools then I would like to get another one of those for the fans and Bluetooth speakers. Then a couple yard hooks for the blower. Just to start off with. Then the little bibs for the screws and bolts.
It looks like there is a lot of waisted space in between hooks due to the honeycomb shapes??? Maybe if I use thoes green blocks and attach a piece of wood to it then attach nails or whatever you want t to wood board??
Just going to comment as I watch so I don’t forget. 1) was the second link wall piece automatically level from the first piece? Or is it recommended to use a level on each one? Wasn’t sure if the setup was self-leveling once the first one is placed. 2) They have the bikes hanging off the grad in their advertisement pictures for the bike hook. 3) It would be nice if they sold an “end cap” piece so you can add them where you want for a little extra space. 4. I wish they’d come out with a piece that has built in Expand-It attachments. So I can buy one piece for say 3-4 Expand-it attachments to hook into as opposed to having to buy a bunch of S-hooks at $11 each or however much it is.
I’d also love to see future tools that automatically work with the Link wall systems. Maybe a supercharger that can attach to the Link wall without any additional hooks. Just has the hex mount built-in.
Love it! 1) It was close but they don't 'lock' together so I did need to level the second one a little. 2) Yes, you should be able to hang them. Since my boy is too little to lift the bike off anyway, I decided to keep it down. If I were going to leave it up I would definitely secure the hook to the wall with a screw. 3) Yes, please end caps! 4) Oh, man that'd be brilliant!
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For me, other than the wall pieces themselves even being a thing, probably the tool organizer shelf. It feels like the most bang for your buck. Multiple hanging tool slots along the bottom, universal storage using the shelf, plus all the little hand tool slots (please bring more hand tools to the US *looking at you Australia…), and the narrow slot at the front to keep things like pencils and whatnot organized.
I’ve cut them in half!! It works well!… Use a muliti tool with a sharp blade!
The "right" way is what works for you. Oh, and endcaps,... Ryobi should definitely be listening to you about this.
I just love how in depth you go into these videos. Been watching you for years. And this is my next purchase. Thank you
Nice! We love the Link System. Thanks for watching!
I HAVEN’T EVEN WATCHED IT YET BUT I’M SO EXCITED FOR YOU!
Don't say anything... but I have 5 different orders in various stages on their way and a box of 10 more hooks arrived this morning... Ryobi Link is taking over my garage! 😆
Having just bought into this system on a small scale, I'd love to have them have a web page that showed what the best hooks/shelves work for each tool. Things like my nail guns and such were really hard to find a hook for. I was really hoping they would slide into the multi tool shelf, but they are too fat at the base. I ended up hanging the big nail gun flat against the wall, which seems like a poor use of space for a custom storage system. Something more elegant and efficient would have been preferred. Maybe future tools and future hooks will be make to work better together.
Agreed! That’d be a nice resource to have when shopping.
I need this badly
22:15 Awesome catch!
Thanks! 😁
I hit them hard with a philips bit attached to a drill! And not a scratch! Very strong material!!
I’d like to see if you could hang the edger, leaf blower, hedge trimmer, or weed whacker. Bigger tools like that.
Looks like a great system. 👍
Yes, should have grabbed them and put them on the hooks. They work and look great. Will do in a future video.
@@SolelyRyobi Thank you
I'm definitely going to look into the cost for the capabilities as I convert my garage to my DIY'er/woodworking area.
For sure, the two big questions right now for most people is, What does it cost to get what I need? And if it is available, how soon can I get it? We have had several orders canceled because the stores didn't actually have the stock that the website was reporting. Also, we are looking at creating a 'cheat sheet' for calculating the cost of getting the Link system to help with that first question.
I am a Dewalt guy...I do However have a Ryobi Airstrike 18 gauge and a grinder/cutoff tool and their Oscillating tool. I have had the Airstrike for 2 years and it finally died....I bought another one.This saying I have a cordless Milwaulkie Framing gun...Metabo 15 gauge....Ryobi is coming along nicely for the value...Like your channel to see what they are coming up with next...
Nice! How do you like the Milwaukie Framing Gun? We would really like to see Ryobi come out with a framing nailer in the future. You are absolutely right, Ryobi is stepping it up and still keeping tools reasonably affordable.
The double hood is ideal for settle my spray gun down. The small one and the normal size. I've got from Home Depot yesterday but I can't get the shelf. Hopefully next week
Like you said a half version would be nice. So that it can fit in closer spaces
Looking forward to the cabinet shelf style where I can put the supercharger and some tools then I would like to get another one of those for the fans and Bluetooth speakers. Then a couple yard hooks for the blower. Just to start off with. Then the little bibs for the screws and bolts.
I think I go with Rubber Maid FastTrack system
So it doesn't come with mounting hardware (screws and wall anchors)?
It looks like there is a lot of waisted space in between hooks due to the honeycomb shapes???
Maybe if I use thoes green blocks and attach a piece of wood to it then attach nails or whatever you want t to wood board??
great video
Thanks!
Just going to comment as I watch so I don’t forget. 1) was the second link wall piece automatically level from the first piece? Or is it recommended to use a level on each one? Wasn’t sure if the setup was self-leveling once the first one is placed.
2) They have the bikes hanging off the grad in their advertisement pictures for the bike hook.
3) It would be nice if they sold an “end cap” piece so you can add them where you want for a little extra space.
4. I wish they’d come out with a piece that has built in Expand-It attachments. So I can buy one piece for say 3-4 Expand-it attachments to hook into as opposed to having to buy a bunch of S-hooks at $11 each or however much it is.
I’d also love to see future tools that automatically work with the Link wall systems. Maybe a supercharger that can attach to the Link wall without any additional hooks. Just has the hex mount built-in.
Love it! 1) It was close but they don't 'lock' together so I did need to level the second one a little. 2) Yes, you should be able to hang them. Since my boy is too little to lift the bike off anyway, I decided to keep it down. If I were going to leave it up I would definitely secure the hook to the wall with a screw. 3) Yes, please end caps! 4) Oh, man that'd be brilliant!
@@bkelevate Absolutely, aside from the shelves, we'd love to see a way for the chargers to mount directly to the wall rails.
How did you mount to the pegboard so that is rigid?
Any idea what hooks would be best for the 40 volt leaf blower and golf clubs?
You running xlights? I see where you mounted the system you have a box that looks like something for smart light displays.
Yep, it’s a Wyze Outdoor outlet switch.
Expensive bike rack
It’s not cheap. But it’s not much more than Rubbermaid’s FastTrack system. And we like Ryobi more. 😜
I just think that you are a sales person and not a person who has used this kit lol